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High School Department High School Department

SY 2014-2015 SY 2014-2015

WEEKLY LESSON LOG

WEEKLY LESSON LOG

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1. DeDefifinnee science; science; 2.

2. AckAcknownowledledge ge thethe interdisciplinary nature of  interdisciplinary nature of  science;

science; 3.

3. DifDifferferententiatiate betwee betweenen

Objectives: Objectives:

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1. AnaAnalyzlyze sciene scientiftific basic baseses for some superstitious for some superstitious  beliefs;

 beliefs; 2.

2. FamFamiliiliariarize and imze and imbibbibe thee the different traits of a different traits of a

Objectives: Objectives:

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1. AppApply thly the scie sciententifiificc method in formulating a method in formulating a  problem and designing a  problem and designing a  process for  process for inestigation; inestigation; Objectives: Objectives: 1.

1. !ec!ecognognizeizes ts that hat aa substance has a uni"ue substance has a uni"ue set of properties; set of properties; 2.

2. #n#nestestigaigate te thethe

Objectives: Objectives:

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1. $ea$earn thrn that suat substbstancancee are classified into are classified into elements and elements and compounds; compounds;

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science and technology; %. &ite e'amples of how

science and technology influence our lies and the enironment; (. Analyze the alue of

science

scientist)

3. &ite other e'amples of superstitious beliefs specifically in the *hilippines

2. Describe what is meant  by fair test;

3. #dentify the components of a scientific inestigation  properties of mi'tures; 3. demonstrates understanding of the  properties of substances which distinguish them from mi'tures 2. Demonstrates understanding of classifying substances as elements or compounds  References:

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+e'tbook ,Discoer cience/ +eacher0s uide  Learner’s Activity: • *reassessment  456$ about students0  background knowledge  Learner’s Activity:

• $istening to the discussion • ie their e'amples of

superstitions ,recitation/

 Learner’s Material Used:

• -789 • :ideo clips  Learner’s Activity: • $istening to the discussion •  &lass participation recitation • #nestigates the  properties of mi'tures of arying concentrations using aailable materials in the community for specific purposes

 Learner’s Material Used:

• -789 •  :ideo clips

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 Remarks: Remarks: Remarks: Remarks: Remarks:

Other Activities:

•  &lass participation recitation •  <ake a word hunt puzzle using

the branches of science

•  Assessment Evidence:

• =uiz

 Assessment Evidence:

• =uiz

Other Activities:

•  &lass participation recitation •  !ead $oe of $ab on page 2>

and answer the "uestions that follow,seatwork/ Other Activities: • =uiz Other Activities: • makes a chart or  poster of common elements showing their names) symbols and uses

Vales !nte"ration:

• !ecognize the importance

of science in our eeryday lies

• trie for e'cellence in

and outside the classroom

• ?e a team player during

group tasks as scientists work as a team

Vales !nte"ration:

• #mbibe the good character

traits of the scientists

• 6ae an open mind • !ealize that scientists are

also humans who hae strengths and weaknesses

Vales !nte"ration:

• Assess how one can use

the scientific method and contribute to the community

• !ealize the meaning of

fairness Vales !nte"ration: •  *ractice cooperation within a group •  Act responsibly Vales !nte"ration: • how creatiity

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 Lesson:

3ro(ing atter *ci&" an& 9a"e"%

Objectives:

1. Demonstrates understanding of  common properties of acidic and basic mi'tures;

2. !ecognize common acids and  bases;

3. @nderstand the concept of p6

 Lesson:

3ro(ing atter etal" an& Nonmetal"%

Objectives: 1. Demonstrates understanding  properties of metals and nonmetals ; 2. -'amine the action of acids on metals and other materials

 Lesson:

hemi"tr: o Sol$tion" :pe" o Sol$tion"%

Objectives: 1. Define solutions) solute) solent) solubility) soluble) insoluble) miscible) and immiscible; 2. Demonstrates understanding of some important  properties of solutions;

3. #dentify and e'plain the factors affecting solubility

 Lesson:

hemi"tr: o Sol$tion" oncentration o Sol$tion"%

Objectives:

1. -'plain the difference among percent by weight)  percent by olume) and  percent by

weightolume;

2. ole problems inoling different e'pressions of concentration of a solution

 Lesson:

hemi"tr: o Sol$tion" 3h:"ical 3ropertie" o 

Sol$tion"% Objectives: 1. Describe the different physical  properties of solutions  References:

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 Learner’s Material Used:

• -789 • :ideo clips

 Learner’s Activity:

• <akes a chart or poster of 

metals and nonmetals commonly used at home and industry  Learner’s Material Used:

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 Learner’s Material Used:

• -789 • :ideo clips

 Learner’s Material Used:

• -789 • :ideo clips

 Learner’s Material Used:

• -789 • :ideo clips

 Remarks: Remarks: Remarks: Remarks: Remarks:

Other Activities:

• #nterprets properly product

labels of acidic and basic mi'ture and practices safe ways of handling acids and  bases using protectie clothing

and safety gears

Other Activities: • &lass participation • !ecitation Other Activities: • *repares different concentrations of mi'tures according to uses and aailability of materials Other Activities: • ?oard work  • =uiz Other Activities: • &lass participation recitation • roup =uiz Vales !nte"ration:

• -'hibit sense of awareness • *romote the use of acids and

 bases Vales !nte"ration: •  *ractice cooperation within a group • Act responsibly Vales !nte"ration: • Acknowledge the

importance and uses of solutions in daily life

• upport the work and ideas

of others

Vales !nte"ration:

• Acknowledge the

importance and uses of solutions in daily life

• Deelop their logical

thinking through problem

Vales !nte"ration: • *romote the  practical uses of solutions • *ractice cooperation within

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