Detailed Lesson Plan in Science VI

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the pupils are expected to;
a. Describe friction
b. Identify the different kinds of friction
c. Recognize the importance of friction in our daily lives
II. SUBJECT MATTER
Topic: Describe Friction and It's Kinds
References: studylib.net, science beyond borders textbook 6 pages: 133-136
III. Materials: PPT, Bond paper, Manila paper, marker and flashcards

IV. Procedure
1. Prayer
2. Greetings
3. Song Energizer
4. Classroom Management
 Teacher`s Activity Pupil`s Activity
1. Drill/Review
Reading of words
1. Gravity
2. Force
3. Friction (Pupil`s will read)
4. Acceleration
5. Energy
Before we proceed with our lesson for
today, let`s have a recap from what we have
discussed last meeting/yesterday. (Pupil`s will recap)
Okay, what do we call when anything
that goes up ultimately goes down? (Pupil's will raised their hands)
Yes? Gravity
Very good!
Where is the direction of gravity?
Earth`s gravity acts downward to the ___of
the Earth.
Who can answer? (Pupil's will raised their hands)

Yes? To the center of the Earth

If mass increases, the force of gravity is

what? (Pupil's will raised their hands)

Yes?
Increases

Okay. Thank you class because you learned (Pupil's will raised their hands)
something about our previous lesson. Force
2. Motivation
*When we push or pull an object what do Yes, Ma`am.
we call that?

Yes? Motion

Okay, very good.

* What does it mean the act of or process of
moving or being moved?

Very good!
It can produced heat or fire.
* When you rubbed a stone against each
other, it can produced what?

Yes?

Very good!
*It is to use force to move something (Pupil's will raised their hands)
forward or away from you.
Push
Yes?

Very good!
(Pupil's will raised their hands)
*It is to use force to move something toward
yourself.
Pull
Yes?

Okay. Very good Class!

Now, we will have a guessing game.

All you have to do is to guess what
is being shown in the picture.
Are you ready? Yes, Ma'am

In the picture number 1, what is

being shown in the picture?

Yes? A kid pushing a cart.

Okay. Very Good!

 He is pushing a cabinet.

For the picture number 2, what is being

shown? It shows motion.

Yes?

Very Good!
At the surface of the floor.

It shows what, when he pushed the Yes, ma`am.

cabinet?

Yes?

Okay. Very good!

When he pushed a cabinet? Where is the
friction force? Yes, ma`am.
Yes?

Okay. That’s right! About Friction.

Do you understand?

3. Discussion
Now, I have a question. Based on the
pictures being shown earlier, do you
have an idea if what will be our topic
for today?

Okay. About what?

Yes?

Okay. Our topic for today is all

about friction and it`s kinds.

So now, please listen as we start our

discussion this morning.
(pupil`s rubbed their hands)
Friction – is a force between two surfaces
that are sliding, or trying to slide across one It feels heat.
another.
For example: (present a video rubbing their
hands against each other).

Let us perform for a several seconds

to rubbed your hands against each
other, just follow in the video.

What did you feel?

Yes? It produced friction.

(pupil`s will raised their hands and give an

Yes, it can produce heat because if examples)
you rubbed your hands against each
other for a several seconds, you`ll 1. when you try to push a toy car along the floor
noticed that your hands feel warm. 2.A sled sliding across snow or ice
3. a person sliding down a slide.
When one object come in contact
and moves against each other, it
Yes, ma`am.
produced or they produced what?

Yes?

Who can give other examples?

(pupil`s will give an examples)

1. wheels of vehicles
2. rolling of the football or tennis ball
Okay. Very Good class! 3. driving on a wet floor
Do you understand what does friction
mean?

Now, let`s move on to the kinds of friction.

There are four kinds of friction.
1. Rolling Friction – when an object
rolls over a surface. Rolling friction
is produced.
Who can give me examples of rolling
friction?
(pupil`s will give another examples)
1. a person swimming in the river or swimming
pool
2. a plane flying through air
3. a ship sailing on the water.

(pupil`s will give another examples)

2. Fluid Friction – it is a friction
between a moving object and a 1. rubbing both hands together to create heat
 liquid or a moving object in the air. 2. applying brakes to stop a moving vehicle
3. skating and walking on the road.
Who can give examples of fluid friction?

3. Sliding Friction – it occurs when

objects slide or rubbed against each
other. It acts in the direction of the
motion. (pupil`s will give another examples)

Who can give examples of sliding friction? 1. a book on a tabletop

2. a towel hanging in the clothes rack
3. wearing watch and belt in our hips

4. Static Friction – it occurs in a

stationary object or object at rest. It
is a kind of friction that prevents an
object from moving against a
surface. Yes, ma`am.

Who can give examples of static friction? No ma`am.

Very Good!
(pupil`s raised their hand and give examples)
We need friction in our everyday lives
because without friction, we will slip or Friction – is a force between two surfaces that
everything would slide to the lowest point. are sliding, or trying to slide across one another.
Okay. Do you understand with our lesson
this morning?

Any question? Clarifications? (Pupil's raised their hands)

4.Generalization
Okay, if you really understand our The four kinds of friction are rolling friction,
discussion for today, let`s have a knowledge fluid friction, sliding friction and static friction.
check.

What is friction?
Yes? (Pupil's raised their hands)

Rolling Friction – when an object rolls over a

surface. Rolling friction is produced.

Very Good!
(pupil's raised their hands)
What are the different/four kinds of friction?
1. wheels of vehicles
Yes? 2. rolling of the football or tennis ball
3. driving on a wet floor

Very Good!

When we say rolling friction, what does it

mean?

Yes? (pupil`s raised their hands)

Sliding Friction – it occurs when objects slide

or rubbed against each other. It acts in the
That`s right! direction of the motion.
Okay, what are the examples of rolling
friction?

(pupil's raised their hands)

1. a person swimming in the river or swimming

pool
Very Good, class! 2. a plane flying through air
3. a ship sailing on the water.
Next is sliding friction, who can explain
what is the meaning of sliding friction ?

Yes? (pupil`s raised their hands)

Fluid Friction – it is a friction between a

moving object in a liquid or a moving object in
Very Good! the air.
What are the examples of sliding friction?

Yes? (pupil`s will give an examples of fluid friction)


Very Good!
For the fluid friction, what does it mean?
1. a person swimming in the river or swimming
pool
2. a plane flying through air
3. a ship sailing on the water.
(pupil`s raised their hands)

Yes?

Static Friction – it occurs in a stationary object

or object at rest. It is a kind of friction that
prevents an object from moving against a
Very Good! surface.
What are the examples of fluid friction?

pupil`s will give an examples of static friction)

1. a book on a tabletop
2. a towel hanging in the clothes rack
3. wearing watch and belt in our hips

And the last is static friction, who can

explain? (pupil`s raised their hands)

Yes?
We need friction in our everyday lives because
without friction, we will slip or everything
would slide to the lowest point.
Very Good!

What are the examples of static

friction?
Yes, ma`am.

Why is it friction important to our daily

lives?
- Do not roam around.
Yes?
- Help your group members.
- Share ideas with your group.
 (pupil`s count off)
Very Good, class! It seems that you really
understand our lesson this morning.
5.Application
So now, are you ready for your group (Go to their respective group and area)
activity?

Okay. I will divide you into four (4) groups, (Choose their leader, secretary and reporter by
please count off one to four, and start from group)
you.
But before that, let's remember the standards
for group activity.
Who can give me?

Okay. Very Good!

Then, this table is for group 1, 2, 3 and 4. Yes, ma`am.

You may now go to your respective group.

Every group will choose a leader, secretary

and a reporter.

Are you done?

Okay. I will give each group a piece of bond

paper then write your answer in the manila
paper. After that, you may paste it on the
board your work and a reporter each group
will prepare. I will give you 10-15 minutes
only to finish your work.

Did I make myself clear?

But before you start answering your activity,

I want each group to participate and do your
task silently. Cooperate with your group and
work responsibly. Is that clear?

Okay. You may start now.

*Group Activity*

What is friction and identify what kind of

friction is being describe by the picture.

1. Friction -

2. Rolling Friction

2. Static Friction

3. Fluid Friction

Yes, ma`am

(paste their work on the board)

4. Sliding Friction
 1,2,3,
1,2,3
Psssh! pssh!psssh!
Are you done?

Okay. Paste your work on the board and

every reporter by group, please prepare.

(Check the work of every groups)

All your answers are correct, give

yourselves a firework claps!

1,2,3,
1,2,3
Psssh! pssh! psssh!

V. Evaluation
Direction: Read and understand each
question. Choose the letter of the correct
answer.
______1. Is a force between two surfaces
that are sliding or trying to slide across one
another?
A. Gravity B. Friction C. Force D.
Energy
______2. It occurs in a stationary object or
object at rest.
A. Static B. Rolling C. Sliding D.
Fluid
______3. It is a friction between a moving
object and a moving liquid or moving object
in the air.
 A. Sliding B. Rolling C. Fluid D.
Static
______4. It occurs when objects slide or
rubbed against each other.
A. Static B. Rolling C. Sliding D.
Fluid

______5. When an object rolls over a

surface.
A. Sliding B. Rolling C. Fluid D.
Static

VI. Assignment

What might happen if there is no

friction?
Prepared by:
Mersie D. Mercado
Beed 4 -B
Checked and Verified by:
MAE ANNE B. HUYATID
Teacher II

Noted by: :
Eden A. Barcoma
Principal II

Noted by: :
Eden A. Barcoma
Principal II