School RIZAL SPECIAL EDUCATION LEARNING CENTER, Grade Level Grade 11

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Daily Lesson Log Teacher NAZER M. LACABO, LPT Learning COR 5- EARTH SCIENCE
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Teaching Dates Week 7 Quarter 1st Sem – Quarter 2

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I. OBJECTIVES Identify and differentiate the types
of metamorphic rocks; and
Describe the origin and
environment of formation of
metamorphic rocks.
Discuss the relationship among
igneous, sedimentary, and
metamorphic rocks through the rock
cycle.
Identify the minerals important to Classify mineral deposits into their
society; and respective types.
Discuss the practical uses of minerals. Describe how ore minerals are
found and mined.

A. Content Standards The learners demonstrate an understanding of the origin and environment of formation of common minerals and rocks
B. Performance Standards The learners shall be able to make a plan that the community may use to conserve and protect its resources for future generations
C. Learning Competencies Classify rocks into igneous, Classify rocks into igneous, Classify rocks into igneous, Classify rocks into igneous,
sedimentary, and metamorphic sedimentary, and metamorphic sedimentary, and metamorphic sedimentary, and metamorphic

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II. CONTENT Metamorphic Rocks Metamorphic Rocks Minerals Minerals

III. LEARNING
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IV. PROCEDURES
A. Introduction
Witnessing a butterfly
metamorphose is a wonderful thing
to see.
Metamorphosis is a Greek word
which means “to change form”.
Like this butterfly, rocks can also
metamorphose.
B. Discussion
Gneiss rock is an example of
metamorphic rock, which is
distinguished by the arrangement of
minerals into linear bands.
This change is a result of intense
pressure and heat beneath the
earth’s crust. How do rocks change
their form?
Procedure
1. Layer crayons inside a
microwavable plastic cup.
2. Apply pressure to the crayons.
3. Microwave the container
afterward.
Formation of Metamorphic Rocks
Changes in minerals during
metamorphism can happen in three
possible ways.
1. Follow the link to the
interactive activity.
2. Follow the instructions and
steps within the activity itself.
3. Try to identify the common
minerals shown.
Minerals and Human Development
 The first production of
mineral-based fire strikers
dated back 500 000 years
during the time of the Homo
erectus.
 Early humans used copper,
silver, lead, and zinc in
forming alloys.
Home and Personal Uses of
Minerals
In this activity, you will play the
role of a mining company whose
goal is to mine for cookies.
1. Record your expenses and
mine for your cookies.
2. Make sure that you try to
maximize your profits.
3. Record all your results.
Four Groups of Mineral Deposits
 Mineral deposits are
aggregates of minerals
present in high
concentration.
 Regardless of whether it
has high economic value or
none, an accumulation of
minerals are still considered
mineral deposits.
 1. Recrystallization occurs when
small crystals of one mineral  The source of rock salt which
is the mineral halite.

 Other examples include

tungsten in light bulbs, clay
minerals in ceramic pots, and
fluorite in toothpaste.

will slowly convert to fewer,

larger crystals of the same
rock.
Metamorphic Rocks  Mineral deposits can be
 Metamorphic rocks are categorized into four
Shale (top) can change its mineral
rocks that have been groups:
assemblage into schist (bottom) during
altered, changed, or metamorphism.
transformed in the solid
state due to changes in
pressure, temperature Halite
conditions, and chemical
actions of hot fluids. Minerals in Electronics,
Infrastructure, and Manufacturing
 Minerals in electronics,
infrastructure, and
manufacturing include gold
in electronic circuit boards,
quartz and silicon in

2. Neomorphism is the process

whereby minerals not only
recrystallize, but also form
different minerals from the
 same chemical elements. computers, and copper in  Energy resources can be
electrical wiring to name a further divided into fossil
3. Metasomatism is the addition few. fuels and nuclear fuels.
or loss of elements new
minerals form with only some
of the original elements, and
new elements were added
through hydrothermal
migration.

Formation of Metamorphic
Rocks
 Metamorphism refers to
the alteration of rocks due  Mineral deposits can be
to different factors, like categorized into four
temperature and pressure. groups:
There are many ways by
which this occurs.
 Metal resources include
structural metals such as
iron, copper, and
aluminum as well as
economic metals.

Contact metamorphism
a. Define and occurs only at a local area adjacent to Minerals in Health and Medicine
Discover large intrusions and along fractures
that are in contact with hot fluids.
 Foliated metamorphic rocks are
formed when parallel planes of
platy or elongated minerals creating
what is called as foliations.
The rock cycle shows that all
rocks are related to each other.
Sedimentary rocks may also
transform into igneous or
metamorphic rocks.
b. Develop and
Demonstrate  Metamorphic rocks are
rocks that have been
altered, changed or
transformed in the solid
state.
 Recrystallization,
neomorphism and
metasomatism are the
three ways of
metamorphism.
 The rock cycle shows that
all rocks are related to each
other.
Regional metamorphism occurs
when there are major igneous Minerals used in the medical include  Mineral deposits can be
intrusions, presence of extreme barium is a helpful additive to categorized into four
pressure and heat due to deep burial. medicine in X-rays of the digestive groups:
system and iron which is used to treat
anemia.
 Industrial mineral
 Minerals are essential for resources include
everyday life. commodities such as salt,
potash, and sand.
 Minerals were used during
the Stone Age, Bronze Age,
and Iron Age.
 Minerals can be seen at
Foliated metamorphic rocks are home, as components of
formed when parallel planes of platy or electronics, in jewelries, and
elongated minerals creating what is have applications in health
called as foliations. and medicine.
 The use of minerals depends
on the mineral’s physical and  Mineral deposits can be
chemical properties. categorized into four
groups:
Minerals for Aesthetics
 Essential minerals are
Some minerals are used as gemstones, minerals that pertain to
being valued for their rarity and those needed by living
beauty. organisms.
Minerals such as diamond, rubies,
sapphires, emeralds, and opals are the
 Nonfoliated metamorphic rocks do components of most jewelries.
not have layered appearance.
Examples are marble, quartzite, and
anthracite.

Mineral Exploration
Searching for valuable ore is called
mineral exploration.

Most ore deposits are found in

mixtures with minerals called
gangue minerals or minerals that
have no commercial value.

C. Practice and Mineral deposits are aggregates of

Feedback minerals present in high
concentration. When it is
economically valuable, it is called
an ore deposit.
Mineral deposits can be categorized
into four groups: energy resources,
metal resources, industrial mineral
resources, and essential resources.
Searching for valuable ore is called
The rock cycle shows that all rocks
mineral exploration.
are related to each other.
 Techniques used for
 Igneous rocks can change into
mineral exploration include
sedimentary or metamorphic
remote sensing,
rocks.
geophysical methods and
geochemical methods.
D. Performance Across
Assessment This diagram shows that one rock is
a raw material for another.
Type of metamorphic rocks that do
not have layered appearance.
Down
Also called as parent rock.
Has the highest metamorphic grade.
A type of metamorphism that
occurs at very large areas.
A type of metamorphism due to
contact with magma or igneous
intrusion.
Type of metamorphic rock formed
when parallel planes of platy or
elongated minerals were realigned
due to effects of pressure and
recrystallization.
Pick five materials that you can see in
the illustration below. Then, identify
its mineral composition.
Across
This diagram shows that one rock is a
raw material for another.
Type of metamorphic rocks that do
not have layered appearance.
Down
Also called as parent rock.
Has the highest metamorphic grade.
A type of metamorphism that occurs
at very large areas.
A type of metamorphism due to
contact with magma or igneous
intrusion.
Type of metamorphic rock formed
when parallel planes of platy or
elongated minerals were realigned
due to effects of pressure and
recrystallization.
There are two types of mining—
surface and underground mining.
Surface mining is used to extract
ore minerals near the surface of the
earth while underground mining is
used to extract the rocks, minerals,
and other precious stones that can
be found deep beneath the earth’s
surface.
Identify to which group each
mineral deposit belongs.
1. coal
2. potash
3. copper
4. aluminum
5. tar sand