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PHYSICAL CHANGE

GINA S. ESTROSOS
Science 8 Teacher
Lesson Components:

Component 1 – Short Review


Component 2- Language Practice
Component 3 – Lesson Purpose
Component 4 – Lesson Activity
Component 5- Lesson Conclusion
Component 1

Short Review
Question 1:
What is the name of the process
when a liquid turns into a solid?

Answer: FREEZING
Question 2:
What do you need to do to turn liquid water
into ice?

Answer: Cool it down like


in a fridge.
Question 3.
What happens to particles when they
get very cold?

Answer: The particles will stop


moving and will just vibrate.
Component 2

Lesson Purpose/ Intention


This lesson is about using scientific
terms and diagrams and its importance
in learning and answering questions in
science.
We want to be
sure we know and
understand about
changes of state
in terms of the
particle nature of
matter.
Component 3

Lesson Language Practice


Say the word...
Condensation
Component 4

Lesson Activity
Component 4A
Component 4B
Component 4C
Lesson Activity 1: Videoclip about Evaporation
Lesson Activity 2: Videoclip about Condensation
It’s Game time……

“One Step Ahead”


The group that earns the highest points wins the
game!
Component 4B
Question 1.
The process of evaporation is shown by
which arrow?
Component 4B

A 1.

B. 2

C. 3

D. 4
Question 2. Component 4B

What is the name of the process shown


by arrow 4?
Component 4B

A. Evaporation B. Condensation
C. Sublimation D. Deposition
Component 4B
Question 3.
What is the name of the process
shown by arrow 1?
Component 4B

A. Freezing B. Melting
C. Solidification D. Sublimation
Component 4C
Question 1.
Which of the processes require heat?
Component 4C

A. 1, 4

B. 2, 3

C. 1 ,2

D. 3,4
Component 4C
Question 2.
Why do some processes require
heat?
Component 4C

A. Some processes require heat because the particles need energy.


B. Some processes require heat because the particles are inactive.
C. Some processes require heat because the particles are not charged.
D. All of the above
Component 4C
Question 3.
Why do particles need energy to
change from liquid to gas state?
Component 4C

A. Particles in liquid needs energy to change from just moving to moving freely and at
high speed.
B. Because liquid particles move in limited speed.
C. Liquid particles have little space so they need to change into gas state.
D. Particles in liquid are compact thus they cannot move freely.
Component 5

Lesson Conclusion
Question 1.
What is meant by evaporation? Condensation?

Answer: Evaporation is a process when liquid turns into gas


while condensation is the process when gas turns into liquid.
Question 2.
Did you find the diagram in component 4A helpful to explain
the change of state of solids, liquids, and gases using the particle
nature of matter? If so, why?

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