The document discusses three activities to teach students about constellations. In the first activity, students will watch a video about constellations and answer questions to define constellations and identify patterns. The second activity has students form constellations from pebbles in small groups and present their creations. The third activity requires students to develop a workplan integrating constellations with agricultural activities by outlining objectives, specific activities, the month a constellation appears, and its name.
The document discusses three activities to teach students about constellations. In the first activity, students will watch a video about constellations and answer questions to define constellations and identify patterns. The second activity has students form constellations from pebbles in small groups and present their creations. The third activity requires students to develop a workplan integrating constellations with agricultural activities by outlining objectives, specific activities, the month a constellation appears, and its name.
The document discusses three activities to teach students about constellations. In the first activity, students will watch a video about constellations and answer questions to define constellations and identify patterns. The second activity has students form constellations from pebbles in small groups and present their creations. The third activity requires students to develop a workplan integrating constellations with agricultural activities by outlining objectives, specific activities, the month a constellation appears, and its name.
Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
describe what constellation is;
analyze common star patterns; and express the significance of constellations to agricultural activities through the creation of a comprehensive workplan. Activity 1 Instructions:
Students are going to explore the wonders of the
night sky by watching a video about constellations. They will pay attention to the different constellations mentioned and their unique patterns. Guide questions will be asked after the video. ASSESSMENT/ GUIDE QUESTIONS 1. Define constellation in your own words. 2. What are some of the different constellations mentioned in the video? 3. How do these constellations relate to the mythology or stories associated with them? Activity 2: Pattern in the Sky Instructions:
Group the students into 5 small groups.
Students will be given 2 minutes to collect pebbles outside the classroom and another 5 minutes to form the pebbles into a constellation. A representative of the group will present their output after. ASSESSMENT/ GUIDE QUESTIONS 1. What pattern or constellation did you make? 2. How can the concept of constellations be related to other areas of study or real-life situations? 3. Compare and contrast the constellations created by other groups. What similarities and differences do you notice? What factors do you think influenced these variations? CONSTELLATIONS Constellation A group of stars that form a pattern in the sky. Matigsalug Manobo ACTIVITY 3: EXPLORING CONSTELLATIONS IN AGRICULTURE Instructions:
In groups, students will develop a workplan
that integrates constellations with agricultural activities. The workplan should outline the objectives, specific activities, the month of appearance of the chosen constellation, and the name of the constellation.
Each group will select a representative to
showcase their workplan and explain its significance in relation to agricultural activities. Scoring Rubric ASSESSMENT/ GUIDE QUESTIONS 1. How can the integration of constellations with agricultural activities contribute to sustainable farming practices or enhance agricultural productivity? Provide specific examples or scenarios. GENERALIZATION EVALUATION Additional activities for application /remediation Instructions:
Research about the constellations
used by different cultures/tribes and include the activities related to that constellation. Assignment Observe the constellations in the sky at night and write your observations in a sheet of paper. THANK YOU! I hope you learn something new today!