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I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learners demonstrate an understanding of the force that can change objects’.
B. Performance The learners should be able to use different kinds of force to change the shape and size of
Standards objects; performs/applies different forces to move objects.
E. Specific Objectives At the end of the activity, at least 80% of At the end of the activity, At the end of the activity, at least At the end of the activity, at At the end of the
the students should be able to: at least 80% of the 80% of the students should be least 80% of the students activity, at least 80% of
students should be able able to: should be able to: the students should be
K-Define what force is to: able to:
S-Identify the kind of force exerted K- Explain the effects of force on K- Describe the effects of
(push/pull) K-Describe the effects of the size of an object force on the size and shape K- Identify the force
A- Appreciate the importance of force force on the shape of the of an object that can make the
. objects. objects move
S-Give examples of objects that
S- Classify the different change their size when force is S-Give examples of objects
ways of changing the applied that change their size and S-Describe how the
shape of an object as A. Appreciate the importance shape when force is applied object change their
pushing, pulling, that objects can change their size movement when force
pounding, compressing, when force is applied is applied
bending, twisting, A. Appreciate the
tearing, stretching, or importance that objects
squeezing can change their size and A. Appreciate the
A- Appreciate the shape when force is importance that
importance of the effect applied. objects can change
force to the shape of an their size and shape
object. when force is applied.
II. CONTENT Push and Pull Effects of Force on the Effects of force on the size of an Effects of force on the size Effects of force on the
shape of an Object object and shape of an object movement of an object
1. Teacher’s Guide
Pages
2. Learner’s Materials Pages 171-172 Pages 171-172 Pages 171-172 Pages 171-172 Pages 171-172
pages
3. Textbook pages
B. Other Learning Activity sheets, pen, PowerPoint PowerPoint presentation, PowerPoint presentation, PowerPoint presentation, PowerPoint
Resources for presentation, pictures and materials in pictures, activity sheet, pictures, activity sheet, marker, pictures, activity sheet, presentation, pictures,
Development & each of the activity, puzzle, pen, manila marker, manila paper manila paper marker, manila paper activity sheet, marker,
Engagement Activities paper manila paper
IV. PROCEDURES
Introduction Constructivism Approach Constructivism Constructivism Approach Constructivism Approach Constructivism
Thinking Skills Approach Thinking Skills Thinking Skills Approach
Review Thinking Skills Review Review Thinking Skills
Directions: Identify the interaction of the Review Review
following organisms found in the Directions: Study the pictures Put a (/) on the blank if the Directions: Study the
environment. Select your answer from the Directions. Study the below. Write the force applied to size of an object may pictures below. Select
box. two pictures below. Write each picture. change when a force the words in the box
Push or Pull to each applied to it and put an (X) the force applied to
picture then answer the if not. _______1. grinding change the size and
1. butterfly and rose question. rice grains shape of the object.
_________________ _______2. sharpening a
2. orchids and tree pencil _______3. tearing a Bending, crumpling,
__________________ paper cutting, pounding,
3. shark and small fish _______4. pressing a grinding, pressing
___________________ keyboard of laptop
_______5. pulling a chair
4. fleas, tick, and dog
___________________ 1.________________
5. waterlily and fish 2. ______________
__________________
3. What does the force
Motivation do to the object? INTEGRATIVE
Directions: Form a word from the _________________ APPROACH
puzzle. Words can be found in a
horizontal, vertical and in diagonal
Read the short story.
positions. Motivation:
Study the pictures below.
Note to teachers: Words found in the One day, a good
How will you change the Samaritan came to
puzzle will be used in the lesson.
Words to be formed are the following: objects? Barangay Mapayapa to
Development Inquiry-Based Approach Integrative Approach Teacher will show /demonstrate Activity 1.
Strategy: Cyclic Inquiry Model and the Scaffold-Knowledge the simple activity. Oops, I Did It Again!
Practical Inquiry Model Integration Strategy Material:
Paper, pair of scissors Problem: What is the effect
Call 2 pupils to act or do the following: of force on the size and
A. Move the chair forward. Read the short story and 1. Try to cut the paper shape of an object? What Picture A of Tim
B. Pull the drawer from the table. similar to the pictures you need: rubber ball, pushing the cart with 2
do the activity below.
below. can, eggshell, stone, sacks of rice.
Ask: What did you do to the objects?
What did you apply? What happens to 2. Cut different shapes or candy wrapper, box, rubber
One Saturday afternoon, whatever shapes you band, chair, bottle cap, Picture B of Tim and
the scratch paper when force is
like to cut. paper, hair, biscuit, folder, his brother
the siblings Tim,
wire pushing the cart with 2
Denden, and Aizy went
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applied? to the sea to have a 3. Observe. sacks of rice.
Banca ride. Riding a Directions: Prepare the Guide Questions: 1. In
Force has always been a part of our daily materials. What actions can picture A, why Tim
banca is one of their
lives. It cannot be seen by our eyes, but we you do on the objects in could not push the
favorite hobbies during cart?
can feel the effect of force on our bodies. order to change their
weekend. They enjoy 2. In picture B, why is
Whether we are doing household activities, shape, size, or both? Copy
working in the field, or even playing, we watching the sunset it easy for them to
and fill out the table below
can see the effects of forces in action. while sitting on the boat. in your Science notebook. push the cart?
Aizy brings out her fish The first object was done 3. How they make the
stuffed toy from her bag. for you. cart move? Did they
Remember these: use force?
❖ A force is a push or pull, which occurs She wanted to have a
4. Which picture
when two or more objects interact with selfie with her stuffed showed that strong
each other. toy. Unfortunately, a force was used? Less
❖ The shape of an object may change when wave came out and made force? 5. Do you think
force is applied to it. their boat move we can move an object
unexpectedly. Suddenly without using force?
Aizy’s stuffed toy fell into Why?
What happened to the paper
the water and she was
when you cut it? The pictures above
not able to save it. She What made you change the showed that the force
was too sad about what paper? exerted by Tim was not
happened to her toy. What did you apply on the paper enough to move the
What do you think will and the scissors? What does this Guide Questions: cart. The combination
happen to her stuffed toy show? 1. What do you think of strong force exerted
after falling in the sea? helped you made changes by Tim and his brother
Let us see what When force is applied to an on the different objects? made the cart move
happened to her stuffed object, the object’s size may 2. What happened to the easier and faster. Force
change. Some situations where shape of some objects when is very important. We
toy under the sea!
force is applied and changed the force was applied to them? cannot move without
size of objects are the following: 3. What happened to the using any force. It can
dropping a glass, pounding size of some objects when make an object move
garlic, force was applied to them? and make a moving
cutting a paper, sharpening a 4. Is it possible that an object go faster or
pencil, and grinding papaya. object’s shape and size will make it slow down. The
be affected by the force applied to an
application of the force at object affects the
❖ Some materials are of different
the same time? Cite an objects’ movement.
sizes. Some are big, others are
example. Objects with lesser
Guide Questions: small. Some are
5. Aside from humans, are mass require lesser
long others are short.
1. Who went for a banca there other things that force for it to move it to
❖ When force is applied to it, could apply force on an some distance, while
ride?
some objects become bigger, object? Give some objects with greater
2. What is their favorite smaller, longer, or examples. mass require greater or
hobby? shorter. 6. How will you describe stronger force to make
3. What happened to the effect of force on objects it move a longer
Aizy’s stuffed toy? based on the activity? distance.
4. After connecting the
broken lines, what Points to Remember: ● A
happened to the stuffed force is a push or pull,
which occurs when two or
toy under
more objects interact with ➢ In picture A, the girl
the sea? each other. pushes the ball with a
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5. After being caught by ● A force has amount and lesser amount of force.
the octopus, does the direction. The ball will travel
● Effects of Force on nearer because a lesser
shape of the stuffed toy
Objects The shape of an amount of force was
change? object may change when applied to it.
6. What did the octopus force is applied on it. ➢ In picture B, the
do to change the shape Kneading a dough, man throws the ball
pounding pepper, with a stronger amount
of the stuffed toy?
compressing cotton, of force. The stronger
The illustration above bending wire, twisting rope, the force exerted, the
showed that the octopus stretching rubber band, or farther the ball will
pulled Sponge Bob and squeezing rubber ball are travel.
made his body squeeze. some ways of changing the
It simply showed that the shape of an object. Also,
octopus applied force by when force is applied to an
squeezing and it changed object, the object’s size may
the shape of Sponge change. Some situations
Bob’s body. where force is applied and
Remember these: ❖ A changed the size of objects
force is a push or pull, are the following: dropping
which occurs when two a glass, pounding garlic,
or more objects interact cutting a paper, sharpening
with each other. a pencil, and grinding
❖ The shape of an object papaya.
may change when force
is applied to it.
❖ Pushing, pulling,
pounding, compressing,
bending, twisting,
tearing, stretching, or
squeezing are some ways
of changing the shape of
an object.
Engagement Collaborative Approach Activity Proper ACTIVITY PROPER Activity Proper Activity Proper
Think-Pair-Share Strategy Group Activity Directions: Below is a simple
Activity Proper (Cooperative Learning) activity. Follow the instructions.
Fill in the table with the correct
Group Activity (Cooperative Learning) 1. Divide the class into answer.
two groups. What you need:
2. Assign leader, scribe Rubber band, 100 cm garter,
1. Divide the class into two groups. ruler, pen
and resource manager.
2. Assign a leader, scribe, and 3.Setting standard in
resource manager. doing the activity What to do:
3. Each group will go to a different 1. Call one pupil to hold a Guide Questions: 1.
station and conduct the activity. Note to teachers: If rubber band. What did you apply on
4. Each group will report the result materials are not 2. Get the initial the object in all
available, use similar measurement of the situations?
of the activity.
materials. Prepare the rubber band. 2. Without force, will
5. Setting standards in doing the materials ahead of time. the object at rest
activity. 3. Instruct the pupil to
Learning Station 1 move?
stretch the rubber band
Shape Me Up 3. Without force, will
Learning Station 1 in its maximum length. the object in motion
WHAT YOU NEED:
Push That Car Activity sheet, Pair of 4. Measure it and write it stop?
scissors, paper, 4. Without force, will
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cardboard, foil, tissue on the table. the moving object
WHAT YOU NEED: paper, 5. Do the same change direction?
Activity sheet, pen, toy car, door, table or styropore cup instructions in the 100 5. What did you do to
an open space WHAT TO DO: cm garter. make the object move
1.Observe the 6. Observe and record faster? slower?
materials above. your observation on the 6. How does force
WHAT TO DO: affect the motion or
2.One by one, apply table.
1. In your table, push the toy car in movement of the
force that you can do to object?
any direction.
the materials.
2. Repeat pushing the toy car.
3.Observe. Write Measurement
Observe. Study the pictures
your observation on the Material (in cm)
Use the table below. below.
table below. Bef After
ore
Object What did I do Effect of Use the table below.
1. Rubber
to the object? force band
applied What
M Wh changes 2. Garter
a at took Guide Question:
t did place
Guide Questions: e I do when 1. Which of the
ri to force is Ask:
1. What are the objects used in the pictures of
a cha applied 1.What happen to the rubber
activity? band and garter when it was the two boys
l nge to the
2. How did you change the direction stretched? will exert
s the material
of the objects? 2. Compare the length of the force? Picture
mat s?
3. Are there some other ways that erial materials. Which is longer? A or B?
you can do that will make the s? 3. What did you apply? _______
object move? 4. What change occurred? 2. Which one
5. How will you change the will exert
object? more force to
Learning Station 2 move the
Open Up Group Activity object?
Guide Questions: (Cooperative Learning)
a.What are the objects ________
used in the activity? 3. Is force
WHAT YOU NEED: 1. Divide the class needed to
Pen, paper or notebook, b. How did you change into two groups. move the
the object? 2. Assign a leader, push carts?
c.With the materials scribe and resource
What to do: 4. What do you
given, are there other manager.
1. Go to the nearest door in your think will
way/s that you can do to 3. Setting standard in
classroom. happen to the
change its shape? Cite if doing the activity
2. Be sure that you are standing at groceries
there is/are. when more
the back of the door.
Learning Station 2 Learning Station 1 force is
3. Open the door. Observe.
Pounding and WHAT YOU NEED: applied to the
Guide Questions: Hammering Activity sheet, Pair of scissors, push cart in
1. What did you do to the door? WHAT YOU NEED: knife (take the necessary picture B?
2. How did you open the door? Activity sheet, rolling precautions in handling sharp 5. What kind of
3. What can force do to the material? pin, hammer or stone (as objects) paper/magazine, bottle, force has
big as your fist), sponge, cardboard, leaf/leaves, banana,
tin can, rubber ball, been applied
carrot, piece of cloth to the roller
Independent Practice: modelling clay, bar soap
WHAT TO DO: and the
WHAT TO DO: surface, and
1. Given the
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things above, 3. Study the given the groceries
observe each of materials. that will fall
the materials. 4. One by one, apply the down on the
2. Using the force that you can do to ground when
rolling pin, a the materials. more force
hammer or 5. Observe. Write your will apply?
stone, apply observations on the
force to change table below.
the materials Use the table below.
3. Write how the
shape of the What What
objects has Obj did I change
been changed. ect do to s took
chang place
Use the table below.
e the after I
size of have
Mate Forc How the applied
rials e the object force on
Used shape Action the
change done materia
d? ls?
Effect
of force
Values: applied
Learning Station 2
WHAT YOU NEED:
Activity sheet, mortar and pestle,
sharpener, pencil, eggshell,
cracker biscuit, mongo seeds,
chalk, palay, crayon
WHAT TO DO:
APPLICATION: 1. Examine the materials.
Chef needs more menu 2. One by one, apply force
for the party. He needs a that you can do to the
knife, shredder, mortar
materials.
and pestle and different
kinds of bowls for the 3. Observe. Write your
ingredients. Included in observation on the table
Values Integration:
Mother bought a family size pizza
pie for “ pasalubong “.She has 6
children. What will she do to
divide the pizza pie for the 6
children equally? Do you think it
is fair to do that? Why?
V. REFLECTION
A, I understand that