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Detailed Lesson Plan (Teaching Science in the Primary Grades: Biology and Chemistry)

Demonstration Teacher: Jerome C. Magdaong


Grade Level/Subject: Science 3
Materials:
PowerPoint Presentation

References:
Let's Explore Science for Daily Use 3 p. 36 - 39
https://youtu.be/wLB5hNe_IBY
Content Standard:
The learners demonstrate understanding the effects of temperature on materials

Performance Standard:
The learners should be able to investigate the different changes in materials as affected by temperature

Learning Competency:
The learners should be able to describe changes in materials based on the effect of temperature

Specific Learning Objectives:


1. Measure the temperature of tap water and cold water using a thermometer
2. Recognize the use of thermometer.
3. Compare the temperature of tap water and cold water

Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity


Preliminary
Good morning my dear students! Good morning Teacher!

Let's us all stand up for our prayer. All stand and pray

Checking of Attendance
Ask the students if there are any absents in the class None teacher.

ENGAGEMENT
A. Motivation

On the board, you can see pictures with scrambled words.


This is a game called 4pics 1word. Now what you need to
do is analyze the pictures and fix the scrambled words for
you to identify the topic that we will be discussing today.

Degree

Temperature

Cold

You have analyze the pictures and get the words of Cold Yes, Teacher
temperatures in the measurement of Degree Celsius (°C).
Are you familiar with cold materials in your
surroundings?

Today, we will be discussing about Measuring the


Temperature of Cold Materials.

Now, we will be watching a video that conducting a


experiment of measuring the Cold water and Tap water
temperatures using a thermometer

Are you ready now class? As we watch the video I want


you all to use your eyes and don't make some Yes, Teacher
unnecessary noise for us to understand the video.
Understand children?

Now, what is the temperature of cold water?


0°C
What is the temperature of tap water?
22°C

EXPLORATION
Activity:

We are done watching the video experiment. Did you


record the temperatures of cold and tap water class? Yes, Teacher

Now we will be putting the results of temperatures on


the table that I will be showing to you.

Materials Temperature °C 22°C


Tap water 0°C
Cold water

Compare the temperature of tap water and cold water.

How will you compare the temperature of tap water with I will compare the temperature of tap and cold water by
that cold water? focusing on the result of temperature on the experiment of
my teacher

EXPLANATION

Now class, we have already observe and watched a


experiment on measuring cold materials like the cold
water in a glass. We are able to know the temperature of Wow! Is that the thermometer used in measuring the
the cold water using the thermometer in the video. This temperatures in that glass of water, teacher? It is so
material is a very big help in measuring temperatures. amazing that it can measure such temperatures.

Yes, dear student, it is the thermometer that is very


helpful for us to measure these temperatures that can't be
measured just by using a hand or anything else.
Did you already understand how to measure using
thermometer? Yes, Teacher

ELABORATION

Student 1: I want cold water


In the video, the material that was used in the experiment
is called thermometer. Is cold water better than Tap
Student 2: Tap water is much way better
water?

Room temperature water is more effective at preventing


you from feeling thirsty. Warm and cold water affect your
The students listen
body in different ways, but neither of them causes you
any harm. Therefore, whether you decide to drink your
water cold or at room temperature is a matter of personal
preference

EVALUATION
A. Quiz
1. Degree Celsius (°C)
1. What is the common unit of measurement we used as
we determined the temperature of tap and cold water?
2. Yes
2. Can we use the thermometer in measuring the
temperature of hot water?
3. Yes
3. Does experiment is a big help in measuring and
identifying the temperature of a material?
4. Yes
4. Is it easy to measure temperature using thermometer?

5. Using a thermometer in a experiment is useful or not?


5. It is useful

B. Homework

For your homework, You need to write on your notebook


the list of Cold Materials that you can found on your
houses and record its temperatures and ask for help from
your parent in conducting your homework.

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