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Lesson Plan in Science VI

Quarter: 1 Week: 1

Topic: Friction Teacher: Kristina Cassandra E. Magdugo

A. CONTENT STANDARD The learners demonstrate

understanding of gravity and friction affect

movement of objects

B. PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners should be

able to produce an

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C. LEARNING COMPETENCIES The learners should be able to infer how

friction and gravity

affect movements of

different objects. S6FE-

IIIa-c-1

Code: S6FE-IIIA-C-1

I. OBJECTIVE:

At the end of the lesson, the pupils should be able to:

● Define friction;
● demonstrate how friction work

II. SUBJECT MATTER

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Topic: Friction
Reference: DR. JAY HACKETT, ET A. (2019). Science in our world 6.
Phoenix Publishing House
CG p. 93 of 203
Other resource: Internet
https://www.khanacademy.org/science/physics/forces-newtons-laws/inc
lined- /a/what-is -friction planes-friction
https://www.ducksters.com/science/friction.php

Materials: powerpoint presentation

Teaching Events Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities

a. Prayer May I request everyone to please

stand and let us pray…
(Pupils will stand and pray)

b. Energizer

Please remain standing for our

energizer…
(Pupils will remain standing)
c. Greetings

Goodmorning children!
d. Checking of Attendance
Good morning teacher!

(Teacher uses the seat plan

B. Lesson Proper in checking the attendance)

(1) Engage
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Very good class! It’s nice to know
that no one is absent.

(Varied answer)

Class, when you hear the word A friction is a force that resists the
friction what comes to your mind? sliding or rolling of one solid
object over another or rubbing of
two object.

That’s right! Very Good!

Learner 1:
(2) Explore Say: “How does friction force it occurs when two surfaces slide
past one another.
occur?”

Say: Very Good!

Say: “ Why Friction is important?”

Learner 2:
Friction can slow things down
and stop stationary things from
moving.

Say: Very Good Class!

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Identifying the Picture:

I have here some pictures. As I

flash it, please tell me if it is a
friction or not.
Is that clear?

All: Yes Teacher!

(answers)

Learner 1:
Friction

(3) Explain
Learner 2:
Friction

Learner 3:
Not
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Friction is a force that resists the

sliding or rolling of one solid object
over another. Frictional forces, such
as the traction needed to walk
without slipping, may be beneficial,
but they also present a great Learner 4:
measure of opposition to motion. Friction

Now, what would happen if you

tried to walk without friction?

Learner 5:

Friction is a force, the resistance of Friction

motion when one object rubs
against another. Whenever two
objects rub against each other, they
cause friction. Friction works
against the motion and acts in the
opposite direction. The amount of
friction depends on the materials
from which the two surfaces are
made.

A rough surface will have more

friction because on the rough
surface there will be more
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irregularities. They will cause
interlocking which in turn creates
(4) Elaborate more frictional force. For a smooth
surface, irregularities and
interlocking is less and hence has
very less friction.

I will show you a video so that you

will understand more about friction.

(Video viewing about friction)

(possible answer)

Everything would slide to the

lowest point if there was no
friction.

Group Activity:

The learners will be group into 5

and will discuss about the topic
(friction) and give (5) examples
about friction.

Say: who can share their examples

of friction?

Very good.
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Say: What about the group 2? Can

you share your examples of
friction?

Very good.

Say: Okay, let’s hear the examples

of friction coming from the group 3.

Very good.

Say: Group 4, can you share your

examples of friction to our class

Very good.

(5) Evaluate
Say: Last but not least, let’s hear
the examples of friction from the
group 5

Very good.

Say: Thank you for sharing your

answers.
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Direction: choose the letter of the Yes teacher!

correct answer.

1. What is Friction?
A. It is a measure of the weight and
mass
B. It is the kind of friction that slows
a falling object
C. Friction is a measure of the force
of gravity on an object
D. It is the force that one surface
exerts on another when they rub
together

2. Which of the following best

explained friction?

A. Two rough surfaces rubbing

together

B. Two smooth surfaces rubbing Group 1: walking on the road,

together lighting a matchstick, brushing
your teeth, mopping the floor,
C. Two rough surfaces apart from
and ironing a shirt.
each other

D. Two smooth surfaces apart from

each other

3. What are the two factors that

affect the friction force between two
surfaces? Group 2: Sliding on a garden
slide, walking on an oily surface,
rubbing of hands, cycling on the
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A. mass and weight road, and brakes on motorcycles.

B. mass and velocity

C. type of surfaces and amount of

gravity

Group 3: Tug of war, movement

D. type of surface and how hard the of a plane, skating, walking, and
surfaces push together applying brakes to stop a moving
vehicle.

4. When is friction is most often

experienced?

A. when one object are in contact

B. when two objects are in contact

C. when two objects are in contract Group 4: Dragging a chair, rolling

ball stops eventually, climbing a
D. When two objects are not in rock, carrom board, and walking.
contract

5. In which direction does friction

act?

A. downwards

B. opposite

C. same

D. upwards Group 5: Driving, walking on the

floor, writing on surfaces, drilling
a nail into wall, and mopping the
floor.
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Summary:

Say: A friction is a force that resists

the sliding or rolling of one solid
object over another or rubbing of
two object. it occurs when two
surfaces slide past one
another. Also, Friction can slow
things down and stop stationary
things from moving.

D. the force that one surface

exerts on another when they rub
together
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A. Two rough surfaces rubbing

together

D. type of surface and how hard

the surfaces push together
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B. When two objects are in

contact

B. opposite
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III. PROCEDURES/STRATEGIES: 5 E’s