WHAT’S HOT AND

WHAT’S NOT?
MATERIALS:
·2 beakers
·1 metal spoon
·1 wooden
spoon
·Hot water
·Manila paper
·Writing pen

Caution: Be careful of pouring hot water. It might burn your skin if

improperly used.

Procedures:
1. Prepare the materials needed.
2. Pour the same amount of hot water on two mugs.
3. Place metal spoon on one beaker and the wooden spoon on the
other.
4. Then, observe what will happen.
5. Answer the guide questions below.

Guide Questions:
1. Which spoon becomes hot? And which spoon remains at the
same temperature?
2. What happens when you put a metal spoon into the hot water?
3. What happens when you put a wooden spoon into the hot
water?
4. Conduction is a heat transfer through stationary matter by
physical contact while Convection is the heat transfer by the
macroscopic movement of a fluid like liquid and gases. On the
other hand, Heat transfer by radiation occurs when
microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, or another form of
electromagnetic radiation is emitted or absorbed. What type of
heat transfer is the activity?
 WHAT HAPPENS TO
H2O?
MATERIALS:
Electric stove
Water
·Kettle/
casserole
·Manila paper
·Writing pen

Caution: Used electric stove properly. Don’t put your hand in hot water.
Disposed the water properly. Ask for assistance from the teacher.
Procedures:
1. ·Plug and turn on the electric stove by clicking the on/ off
button.
2. ·Put 2 ml of water in the kettle.
3. ·Observe what will happen to the water.
4. ·After the experiment, turn off the electric stove.
5. ·Answer the given questions below.

Guide Questions:
1. What happens to the water after 2 minutes?
2. What do you think is the reason why water is boiling?
3. How does heat transfers energy? Is it from low temperature to
high temperature or from high temperature to low
temperature?
4. Conduction is a heat transfer through stationary matter by
physical contact while Convection is the heat transfer by the
macroscopic movement of a fluid like liquid and gasses. On the
other hand, Heat transfer by radiation occurs when
microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, or another form of
electromagnetic radiation is emitted or absorbed. What type of
heat transfer is the activity?
 IRON MAN!
MATERIALS:
Iron
Manila paper
Writing pen

Caution: Be careful of using iron. Don’t touch the metal area, it might
burn your skin.
Procedures:
1. Provide an iron.
2. Turn the iron and place on a medium heat.
3. Place your hands slightly near the iron metal.
4. Observe how heat transfers.
5. Answer the given questions below.

Guide Questions:
1. What did you feel when you placed your hand near the metal
iron?
2. Why do you think you feel warm when you place your hands
near the metal iron?
3. How does heat transfers energy? Is it from low temperature to
high temperature or from high temperature to low
temperature?
4. Conduction is a heat transfer through stationary matter by
physical contact while Convection is the heat transfer by the
macroscopic movement of a fluid like liquid and gasses. On the
other hand, Heat transfer by radiation occurs when
microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, or another form of
electromagnetic radiation is emitted or absorbed. What type of
heat transfer is the activity?