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I. OBJECTIVES
The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
A. CONTENT STANDARDS work using constant force, power, gravitational potential energy, kinetic energy,
and elastic potential energy
The learners shall be able to:
B. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
develop a written plan and implement a “Newton’s Olympics”
Identify situations in which work is done and in which no work is done;
C. LEARNING COMPETENCIES
(Write the LC Code for each) S8FE-Ic-20
At the end of 60-minute discussion, at least 75% of the students should be able
to:
OBJECTIVES 1. Identify situations in which work is done and in which no work is done;
2. Solve word problems involving work; and
3. Cite different real life situations involving work.
A. BEFORE THE
LESSON
Preliminaries
Activities:
2. Opening Prayer Class please all stand and let us pray. (The students will pray.)
(Call a student to lead the prayer)
3. Securing Before you take your seats, kindly pick up the (The students pick the pieces of papers and plastics
cleanliness and pieces of papers and plastics on the floor and on the floor and arrange their chairs)
orderliness arrange your chairs properly.
Thank you Sir.
You may now be seated.
4. Checking of Class beadle, please list down the name of Yes, Sir.
attendance absentees today, then give the list to me later.
5. Checking of Last meeting, I gave you an assignment. (The students will submit their preparation.)
assignment Kindly submit it to me and I will check it later.
B. DURING THE
LESSON
Who can tell me what we have discussed last
ELICIT meeting? Our previous topic was all about the Newton’s Laws
of Motions
Very good.
Very good.
Materials:
A crumpled paper
A book
A matchbox
toy car
Procedure:
EXPLAIN
The teacher will assign one representative
from each group to explain the predictions of
the group. (The representative of each group will explain their
predictions)
ELABORATE
What does it mean to do work?
Very good!
Work =
magnitude of Force applied x magnitude of
displacement
W=Force x distance
W = Fd
W= kg.m/s2.m
W= N.m
W= J (joules)
(Teacher will call someone to solve the word (A student will solve the word problem on the board
problem) while others will solve it in their notebooks)
Given:
F= 12N
d= 4m
W=?
Solution:
W =Fd
W = (12N)(4m)
W= 48N.m
W= 48J
Nicely done.
Given:
F= 40 N
W= 680J
d=?
Solution:
W =Fd
W =Fd
F F
d= W
F
d= 680 N.m
40 N
d= 17m
Very good.
Given:
W= 15.6 J
d = 13m.
F= ?
Solution:
W =Fd
W =Fd
d d
F= W
d
F= 15.6 N.m
13m
F= 1.2 N
Very nice.
(Teacher will let the students enumerate the 1. Players kicking the football in the direction of
scenarios they know involving work.) motion.
2. A nurse moving the patient in the wheelchair.
3. A person riding a skateboard.
4. Vehicles on the road, moving forward.
5. Digging holes to make compost pit.
Very good!
Generalization .
C. Enumeration
8-10.) Give an at least 3 real life situations
which show that work is done.
EXTEND
Make a one-minute video doing situation
showing there is work done and there is no
work done. Submit the video to my email
account that I will be sending in our Group
chat.
V. ASSIGNMENT
For your extra task:
1. What is Power? How it is related to
work?
2. How important is power in our
lives?
References: Science 8 Learner’s Module.
Campo, Pia C., et al. 2013. pp. 25-26.
VI. REMARKS
VII. REFLECTIONS
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