G LESSON PLAN N IN SCIENCE TEACHER RETCHEL A. SUBJECT SCIENCE MANGUILIMOTA N TEACHIN February 14, QUARTER THIRD G DATE 2023 AND TIME I-OBJECTIVES A. CONTENT The learners demonstrate an understanding of motion in STANDARD one dimension. B. PERFORMANCE The learners shall be able to conduct a forum on STANDARD mitigation and disaster risk reduction. C. LEARNING The learners should be able to: COMPETENCIE Describe the motion of an object in terms of distance or S (LC CODE) displacement, speed or velocity, and acceleration; D. SPECIFIC At the end of the lesson, learners should be able to: OBJECTIVES3 a. determine the distance and displacement; b. create a venn diagram to display similarities and differences distance and displacement; and c. solve problem involving distance and displacement. II-CONTENT Distance and Displacement III-LEARNING Science 7 Learner’s Module RESOURCES 1. LEARNER’S 3-4 MATERIAL PAGES LEARNING INPUT EXPECTED CYCLE OUTPUT A. PRELIMINARIES Prayer Checking of Attendance/Announcement Classroom Rules (including non verbal rules) ELICIT (5 mins) Integration of Music Let’s Play a Game: Pass the Ball! Instruction: Students will sing the song Leron Leron Sinta while passing the ball.
B. ENGAGE (5 Ask questions related to the game provided
minutes) above: 1. Where is the starting point of the ball? 2. Where is the final position of the ball? 3. What did you observe from the ball? Present the topic and objectives of the day. Meaning of motion, distance and formula. C EXPLORE Group Activity: . (10 mins) Instruction: The teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will perform differentiated activities. 10 points each.
Components 20 pts 15 pts 10 pts 5ts
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RUBRIC
Group 1: Venn Diagram
Create a venn diagram to identify the similarities and differences of distance and displacement.
Group 2: Distance Solve the problem correctly.
Peter walked from his house 50 m east
and then walked back 20 m west. What is the total distance?
Group 3: Displacement Solve the problem correctly.
Peter walked from his house 50 m east
and then walked back 20 m west. What is the total displacement?
D EXPLAIN Describes motion in terms of distance or
. (15 mins) displacement. Motion – is a continuous change in position with respect to a reference point for a particular time interval. Reference point- the starting point or the origin for measuring motion. Distance – the total length of the entire path the object or a person traveled in moving from one place to another. Displacement – the shortest distance between the object’s initial and final position.
E. ELABORAT The teacher will present a short video clip.
E (15) F. EVALUATE Quiz. ¼ sheet of paper (10) Identification. 1. It is the total length traveled by an object or person. (Distance) 2. It is a vector that points from an objects initial positions to its final position. (Displacement) 3. The starting point or the origin for measuring motion. (Reference Point) 4. Is a continuous change in position with respect to a reference point for a particular time interval. (Motion) 5. What is the standard unit of distance. (Meter or m) G EXTEND Assignment . Direction: Try running 15 meters from a starting line. Record how fast you reach the 15 meter finish line. REMARKS Prepared by: Observed by: