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Lesson plan II

(Types of soil)
Mariel E. Espaldon BEED-2/Block A

Student Group 3

Ms. Rhode Hankins

Instructor

I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson student will be able to:

A. Content Standard Objective

- Identify the different types of soil.

B. Performance Standard Objective

- Differentiate the different types of soil.

C. Learning Competencies Objective

- Discuss the soil erosion and its effect to our environment.

II. Content:

- Types of soil

III. Learning Resources

A. References

- https://vegepod.com.au/blogs/news/different-soils-can-affect-how-you-grow-your-plants-and-vegetables

- https://byjus.com/biology/types-of-soil/

B. Materials

- Visual aid, Loam soil, Sand, soil, Clay soil, bond paper, magnifying lens .

IV. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
ENGAGE
-Greetings

- Prayer -All stand for a prayer

1. Have you experience playing with soil? 1. Yes

2.Have you ever been to the beach? 2. Yes

3.What is the color of the sand there? 3. Gray or white

4.How many of you here have farmer parents? 4. Rise hands

5What do they plant? 5. Corn,rice, vegetables etc.

EXPLORE Activity
A. Instructions for students activity Procedure: What to do
1. Check all the materials for Activity 1.
1. Divide the class into 9 groups.
2. Lay out bond paper and spread the 3 different soils (1,2,3)
2. Choose group leader. to each bond paper.

3. Prepare all the materials on each group and explain 3. Use a magnifying glass to examine the different soil
them what to do. particles.

4.What to do: 4. Describe each type of soil according to :


- Color
- Size of particles
- Presence or absence of “Humus” or organic matter (
dead or alive)
- Moisture (wet,dry,very dry)
- Type of soil 1,2,3
5. Complete the tabulation

A. Tabulation 1- Characteristics of sample soil


Soil 1 2 3
Sample

Color of Red White Black


soil

Size of 0.002mm 0.05 to 2.0 Combination of


particles very small 0.002mm and
Largest 0.5 to 2.0mm
particles

Moisture ( Very wet Very dry Dry


Wet,
dry,very
dry)

Organic Twigs, Dried Decaying


matter worms leaves, plants and
( dead or worms animals
alive)

Types of Clay Sandy Loam


soil
V. Assignment

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