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Teaching Date and Time Monday 1:00 – 2:00 pm Learning Area Science
Quarter Fourth
I.LEARNING OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, Grade III Hamlet will be
able to do the following with 90% mastery:
a. Identify the different types of clouds
b. Draw the given samples of clouds
c. Give value to clouds through describing the
weather
II. CONTENT Types of Clouds
Very good. So, what are the The types of weather are sunny
different types of weather? Give and stormy.
me two Claire.
Very good. How about the other Rainy, Windy and Cloudy.
types of weather? Yes, Mary?
What do you observed in the There are clouds and also birds.
sky?
Who among you here love to see We all love to see clouds Ma’am
clouds? and also the stars and moon at
night.
Nice class, because I like to see
clouds also.
Wow, very good. And how about Cirrus clouds are thin, curly and
the cirrus cloud? Yes Gela? wispy clouds.
1. Cumulus Clouds
2. Cirrus Clouds
3. Stratus Clouds
Very good. Everyone is
cooperating. Before we proceed
to our next activity, do you have No ma’am
any clarification?
(after 10 minutes)
I hope everyone is done with
your work. Each group should
have a representative to present
your drawings. Group 1 will be
the one who will present first,
next is group 2 and followed by
group 3.
So, when the clouds are cumulus They usually indicate fair weather
what does it mean? Yes, Claire? but when they gather they produce
precipitation in the form of rain
and hail.
Very good Claire. How about the They are closest clouds to the
Stratus Clouds? Yes Gela? ground. They produce precipitation
that reaches the ground as rain.
Very good. How about the Cirrus They are so high in the
Clouds? Yes Jovelyn? atmosphere. They often indicate an
incoming storm or weather change.
Very good Jovelyn.
G. EVALUATE For our last activity, please get
your paper and answer what is
being asked.
Direction: Identify what is being
asked. Choose your answer
inside the box
a. Cumulus (students answer)
b. Stratus
c. Nimbus
d. Cirrus
VII. REFLECTION