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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region XI
Division of Island Garden City of Samal
Babak District
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson the learners are expected to:
Performance Standard: The learners should be able to demonstrate how energy is transformed
to another form
A. Materials:
Video Presentation, Powerpoint Presentation,
Activity Sheets, Pictures, Real Objects, letter
tiles
C. References:
K-12 Curriculum Science 6 page 96
Into the Future: Science and Health 6 pages
161-165
Investigating Life’s Wonders Science 6 pages
225-229
www.google.com, www.youtube
D. Values Integration:
Appreciate the importance of energy transformation.
Parts Activity
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Engagement Answer the following questions. Use the letter tiles to form the word.
Activating Prior Recalling what they learned from the previous lesson.
Knowledge Let the learners identify the form of energy of the following pictures.
Teacher will give additional information and guide questions as needed to bring
out the science concept from the learners
Group the learners again into 3. Let them demonstrate the energy transformation
Elaboration happened when the following materials are in use.
1. flashlight
2. Christmas light
3. electric fan
Values Infusion At home, what will you do after using the appliances like television and electric fan?
IV. EVALUATION
What energy transformation takes place when the material is in use? Write your answer on the
space provided.
1. Alarm clock
2
2. Electric bulb
3. Running motorcycle
4. Generator
5. Electric fan
V. EXTEND/ASSIGNMENT
Conduct an energy survey in your school. Use the table below.
Prepared:
ROVELLA R. AGOHOB
Teacher 2
Checked by:
____________________________
____________________________ ____________________________
Process Observer Process Observer
ACTIVITY SHEET
Group 1
I. Problem
How can energy be changed/transformed from one form to another
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II. Materials:
Copper wire, dry cell, bulb, socket, switch
III. Procedure:
1. Construct a complete circuit by connecting a copper wire to a bulb, dry cell and switch.
2. Turn on the switch. Observe.
IV. Questions:
1. What form of energy is produced when the switch is on?
2. What energy makes the bulb light?
3. What energy transformation happened when you turn on the switch?
V. Conclusion:
How is energy transformed/changed in this activity?
ACTIVITY SHEET
Group 2
I. Problem
How can energy be changed/transformed from one form to another
II. Materials:
Toy car, dry cell
III. Procedure:
1. Use a battery operated toy car.
2. Switch it on . Observe.
IV. Questions:
1. What form of energy does the toy car acquire now?
2. What energy makes the toy car run?
3. What are the energy transformation happened?
V. Conclusion:
How is energy transformed/changed in this activity?
ACTIVITY SHEET
Group 3
I. Problem:
How can energy be changed/transformed from one form to another
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II. Materials:
Alcohol lamp, matches
III. Procedure:
1. Light an alcohol lamp
2. After few minutes, observe what happened to the alcohol /kerosene in the lamp.
IV. Questions:
1. What form of energy is present in the kerosene ?
2. What energy makes the lamp light ?
3. What energy transformation happened in this activity?
V. Conclusion:
How is energy transformed/changed in this activity?
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2. Electric bulb
3. Running motorcycle
4. Generator
5. Electric fan
EVALUATION
What energy transformation takes place when the material is in use? Write your answer on the
space provided.
1. Alarm clock
2. Electric bulb
3. Running motorcycle
4. Generator
5. Electric fan