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Lesson Plan in Science

I. Objective
At the end of the 60-minutes lesson, the grade 9 students will be able to;
 Define impulse and momentum
 Analyze factors that affect impulse and momentum
II. Subject Matter
“Impulse and Momentum”

A. Concepts
Momentum is the product of the mass and velocity of an object,
quantified in kilogram-meters per second. It is dimensionally equivalent to
impulse, the product of force and time, quantified in newton-seconds. Impulse is
the integral of force over the time interval for which it acts. Since force is a
vector quantity, force is also a vector in the same direction. Impulse applied to
an object produces an equivalent vector change in its linear momentum, also in
the same direction. A resultant force causes acceleration and a change in velocity
of the body for as long as it acts. A resultant force applied over a longer time
therefore produces a bigger change in linear momentum than the same force
applied briefly. The change in momentum is equal to the product of the average
force and duration.

B. Reference
Science 9 Learner’s Module pages 256-259
Force and Motion pages 167-171

C. Materials

Matchboxes, Rulers, Marbles, Markers, Manila paper

D. Value Focus
Safety measures when riding a vehicle

III. Lesson Proper


Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Review
Before we will start Force is the energy applied to move a
discussing our lesson, let’s have a certain object.
quick review first. Below are terms Time is a quantity measured or expressed in
or quantities you’ve learned which is seconds, minutes or hours.
also related to our lesson.
Mass is the amount of matter present in an
FORCE MASS object.
TIME VELOCITY Velocity is the distance travel over time in a
specific direction
Since we just reviewed those
quantities that would be related to
our next lesson, we will have a short
activity.

B. Motivation
I need 3 demonstrators.
Person A will be walking starting
here to the corner of this room.
Person B will do the same while
running and person C will run, and
while running another person will
try to stop him. Let’s observe and
compare the 3 situations.
As we observed, person A
and B covered the same distance
but what do you think the factor
Speed/Velocity
that affect or made person B to
reach the other corner faster?
What do you think person B Force
applied to increase his velocity?
This time let’s examine the
third scenario performed by person
C. let’s consider that person C is
traveling at a constant velocity.
No
When person C was pushed did he
stopped instantly?
Correct. His velocity decreased
But what did you observed
his velocity?
Very good.
Okay class we’ve unlocked
some terms and concepts already
which is related to our lesson.
The activity we had is
actually the presentation of our
topic which is impulse and
momentum.

C. Presentation
Alright class to further
understand the concept of impulse and
momentum we will have another activity.

D. Activity
 Pre-activity
Group yourselves in to two
 Activity Proper
The instruction for
the activity is in the
activity sheet. Please
read the instructions
carefully. I'll give you
10 minutes to do the
activity.
 Post Activity
Class, present your
activity on the board.
E. Analysis As velocity increases, the
momentum also increases.
Based on the activity, what
have you noticed from the three set- As the mass increases, the
ups? momentum also increases.

Since that momentum is


presented by the formula m= mv, it
means that mass and velocity is
directly proportional to momentum.
As mass and velocity increase
momentum also increases.
F. Application
This time we will discuss the
importance of momentum in our
everyday lives. Here is a checklist.
There are several situations
presented. Choose YES if a particular
situation applies impulse and
momentum.
G. Generalization
Okay class based
from what we have discussed what
important key points or ideas have
you learned?
Given:
H. Evaluation
Mass: 100kg
Consider a 100kg vehicle
Velocity: 300m/sec, N
moving at a velocity of 300m/sec
going north. While approaching an Time: 8 seconds
intersection, the vehicle driver Force: 24N
applied breaks for 8 seconds. The a. m= 100kg (300m/sec)
breaking force is 24N.
=30,000kgm/
a. Find momentum before
b. Find impulse when thesec
applying breaks.
driver applied breaks.

I. Assignment
Give 2 situations where there
is an application of impulse and
momentum. Determine where or
when impulse and momentum took
place.

b. I= 24N (8sec)
=192Ns

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