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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about plate tectonics. Students will learn how continents drift by reviewing Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift and citing evidence that supports it, such as matching coastlines. They will then write a paragraph explaining evidence of continental drift. Through discussion, students will analyze Wegener's evidence and determine if it is believable. Finally, students will apply their understanding by concluding that since Earth was once Pangaea, its plates must still be moving today.

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about plate tectonics. Students will learn how continents drift by reviewing Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift and citing evidence that supports it, such as matching coastlines. They will then write a paragraph explaining evidence of continental drift. Through discussion, students will analyze Wegener's evidence and determine if it is believable. Finally, students will apply their understanding by concluding that since Earth was once Pangaea, its plates must still be moving today.

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about plate tectonics. Students will learn how continents drift by reviewing Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift and citing evidence that supports it, such as matching coastlines. They will then write a paragraph explaining evidence of continental drift. Through discussion, students will analyze Wegener's evidence and determine if it is believable. Finally, students will apply their understanding by concluding that since Earth was once Pangaea, its plates must still be moving today.

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    Lesson Plan in EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE

    Date: 7-4-2017 Yr. Section: 11- St. Raphael

    I. OBJECTIVES
    Content Standard: The learners demonstrate understanding of plate tectonics.

    Performance Standard: The learner shall be able to conduct a survey to assess the possible geologic hazards
    that your community may experience.

    Learning Competencies: The learners:


    1. explain how the continents drift (S11/12ES-Id-20)
    2. Cite evidences that support continental drift (S11/12ES-Id-21)
    II. SUBJECT MATTER
    A. Content: Plate Tectonics Theory
    B. Resources:  Duyanen, J.P. & Andaya, M.O.(2016). Earth and Life Science for Senior High School.
    Quezon City: C & E Publishing, Inc.
     Salandanan, G. G., Faltado, R. E., & Lopez, M. B. (2016). Earth and Life Sciences for
    Senior High School (Core Subject). Quezon City: Lorimar Publishing, Inc. pp. 65-67
     San Luis, A. m., Cadsi, R. D., Bantic, L. P., & Gambulao, G. M. (2016). Earth and Life
    Science "Sustaining our Productive Earth". Iloilo City: St. Andres Publishing House.
     USGS “This Dynamic Planet: A teaching Companion

    C. Materials: Powerpoint presentation

    III. LESSON PROPER


    A. Activity: Review the students about how continents drift according to Alfred Wegener.

    Based on the activity from the previous discussion, ask the students to write a paragraph
    explaining the evidences of the continental drift.

    B. Analysis: 1. From the previous activity, what do you think are the evidences that support the Plate
    Tectonics Theory?
    2. What is Pangaea?
    3. How do continents drift?

    C. Abstraction: 1. What are the evidences that support continental drift?


    2. Are the evidences cited by Wegener and other scientists believable? Why?

    D. Application: Knowing the past helps us to predict the future. Knowing that the Earth was once a single
    giant continent, we could conclude that the plates of the earth is continuously moving.

    IV. EVALUATION: 1. Explain how do continents drift.


    2. Cite evidences that support continental drift.

    V. ASSIGNMENT: Write a 100-word paragraph by answering the following question.


    “Is the Earth still moving in present time?”

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