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    The document discusses learning activities and their purpose of allowing students to learn topics in an enjoyable way through active, collaborative learning. It explains that learning activities focus on enabling learning through fun methods like collaboration, creating an encouraging classroom where students are engaged to understand lessons. Finally, it provides an example of a "Think Pair Share" learning activity using hard boiled eggs to facilitate developing critical thinking and problem solving skills around the internal structure of the Earth.

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    Lesson 3

    Learning Activities to Develop


    Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills
    Name
    Course and Section BSED 2 ENGLISH
    What are the purposes of learning activities?

    The purpose of learning activities is to fundamentally let the learners learn the
    necessary topic that will be or is being discussed in a lesson. Yet, it is likewise a thing
    of learning a particular idea while having fun. Learning activities does necessarily focus
    to learning it is way to let the student learn a particular lesson in an enjoyable way. It
    makes students think of learning as a meaningful aspect.

    What is the importance of active learning?

    Enabling learning is the mere focus of active learning but with collaboration the
    learning becomes more encouraging and engaging. This is the importance of active
    learning, creating a collaborative and encouraging classroom where learners are
    deeply encouraged to know ideas in a particular lesson. It is more fun learning in this
    way than any other.
    Name REY SEGATON
    Course and Section BSED 2 ENGLISH

    Based on the Science Curriculum Guide, plan 1 major learning activity that will facilitate
    the development of critical thinking and problem solving on your selected lesson.

    Think Pair and Share


    Internal Structure of Earth-Hard Boiled Earth
    Procedure:
    1. Hard boil a large-sized chicken egg.
    2. Place the egg on top of a plate the tap it lightly in different places to produce cracks of
    various lengths and sizes.
    3. Using a paintbrush, color the entire egg, making sure that the cracks will become
    visible once stroked with the brush.
    4. Gently Squeeze the egg until some parts of the shell finally breaks up.
    5. Without removing the shell, cut the egg into half. Observe the different layers present
    inside the egg.
    Think this over:
    1. What do the egg, the pieces of the shell, and the cracks in the shell represent?
    2. If all of the egg’s shell will totally crack, resembling the Earth’s crust, what might
    happen to Earth?
    3. Illustrate a cross section of the egg when cut into half.
    4. Aside from eggs, what other materials do you think can be used to represent the
    structures of the Earth?

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