School: BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY Grade Level: 3

BALUD, EREL KATE L.

GRADES 1 to 12 BAGUITAN, HANNA MAE B. Learning
DAILY LESSON PLAN Teacher: TORRES, EMERY D. Area: MATHEMATICS 3
Teaching Dates
and Time: DECEEMBER,2020 Quarter: THIRD QUARTER

OBJECTIVES

A. Content Standard The learners demonstrate understanding of motion of objects.

  B. Performance   The learners should be able to observe, describe, and investigate the position and movement of things around them.
       Standard
  C. Learning   Identify things that can make objects move such as people, water, wind, magnets (S3FE-IIIC-D-2)
        Competency/
        Objectives
Write the LC code for each.
II. CONTENT The things that can make objects move.
LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide      K-12 Curriculum Guide pp. 36
              pages
2. Learner’s Materials
pages
3. Textbook pages Discover and Explore Science 3 pp.235-239
4. Additional Materials from
Learning     Resource (LR) 
portal
B. Other Learning  Manipulative materials (rope, magnets, container, cartolina, toys, metal, etc.)
Resource
PROCEDURE
A. ENGAGE (Mentally
engage students with
a question or activity,
activity picture
observations, video
clips, demonstrations,
kinesthetic activities or
free write)
DURING THE LESSON
EXPLORE (student carry
out hands-on activities to
make sense of a concept/
ask terastable question/
conduct research/ test
hypothesis/ gather data/
draw conclusion and
communicate results)
TEACHERS’ ACTIVITY LEARNER’S ACTIVITY
Lead students to an area where a large rope is laying in the middle. Arrange
students in a fashion so all students are able to see the rope from the same
angle.
No
Pose the questions: "Is the rope moving?"
"How can we make the rope move?" {Have students brainstorm ideas of how to Pull the rope.
make the rope move. They should record their ideas in their science journal.} Push the rope.
(Facilitate a discussion about the ways we can move the rope based on
their prior knowledge.)
Group the class into four (4). Each group will be given a task to fulfill.
Follow the given instruction.
Group 1 (force, pull, and push)
Direction: Each member should contribute. Use the chair, load it with Perform the following tasks and observe the activity. List down
the observations.
anything that adds weight (school bags, books, etc).
Procedure: Using a chalk, draw a line as a starting point and another line
for the finish (3 steps away). Do anyways to move the chair by not lifting it
from the start to finish.
Group 2 (gravity)
Direction: Each member should work for the task completion. Use the
book and smooth wooden board.
Procedure: Position the wooden board like an inclined plane where one
end is higher than the book. Place the book at the lower end of the board

EXPLAIN
( Learners explain their
understanding of concepts
and teacher corrects
students’ misconception.
During this phase the teacher
and push it upward. Observe the book. Hold the book at the upper end of
the board. Release the book. Observe what happens.
Group 3 (force of the wind and electricity)
Direction: Each member should work for the team. Use the following:
sailing boat toy, water, rectangular container, fan, toy car with battery.
Procedure: Fill the container with water. Draw a line on the floor for the
starting and finishing point aligned with the container’s length. Place the
sailing boat and the toy car on the starting line. Use the fan to move the
sailing boat and switch on the battery for the toy car. Let the race begin.
Group 4 (magnet)
Direction: Work together. Use the following; cartolina, thumbtacks,
magnets.
Procedure: Draw three (3) lanes on the cartolina. Hold properly on both
edges of the cartolina while lifting it. Be careful about placing a thumbtack
on each lane. From the starting point, hold and place the magnet under
the cartolina and move the thumbtack down to the finish. Enjoy the race.
Answer the following given question for each group. One group member
will be called out to present in front of the list down observations and
answers.
Group 1
may provide formal definition,
note, and labels.
1. In what way did you move the chair?
2. How did you do it? Pull/push.
3. What do you think is called about something that changes the
motion or the shape of the chair?
4. Can you give another example that shows a force?
1. Push/pull
2. Push is to press upon or against a thing with force in
order to move it away. Pull is another way; it is to draw
or haul toward oneself or itself, in a particular direction
or into particular position
3. Force that can also changes in speed and direction.
4. Throwing a ball

Group 2

1. What happened to the book when you pushed it upward the 1. The book was lifted.
board?
2. Why did it move downward after it has gone upward? 2. It moves downward because we release the support
from the upper end and because of the weight and the
3. What happened to the book when you released it from the upper gravity force.
end of the board? 3. It moves downward
4. After the book has gone down, did it go up again? Why? 4. No, because the weight stays on it and the pull force
from the gravity.
Group 3
1. What comes first into the finish line? 1. The toy car.
2. What force had been used to move the sail boat? 2. The wind force from the fan.
3. What force had been used to move the toy car? 3. The electricity or energy conserve from the battery.
4. Give examples on each that uses wind and electricity to move? 4. For the wind, a piece of paper dry leaves and the flag
on the pole. Cars, jeepneys, buses, trains and ships are
move by machine through electricity.

1. We took a race of thumbtacks using the magnet.

Group 4 2. The magnet that attracts the metal or the thumbtacks
1. What happens? makes it move as we move the magnet under towards
2. What do you think about the thumbtack gets to move down to the the finish.
finish?
 ELABORATE: Identify the following illustration that causes movement. Write PL if it
(Students are encourage to pulls, PS for push, GR for gravity, WD for wind, EL for electricity, WR for
apply their new water and MG for the magnet.
understanding of concepts
while reinforcing new 1. 1.
skills. According to Duran
and Duran (2004), students
may conduct additional
investigation, develop
products, share
information or ideas or
apply their knowledge and
MG
skills to other disciplines.

2. 2.

WD

3. 3.

GR
4. 4.

WR

5. 5.

WD

6. 6.

PS
7. 7.

EL

8. 8.

PL

9. 9.

PS
 10. 10.

PL

AFTER THE LESSON Individual work. Answer the following questions. Write true on the blank if
EVALUATION: the statement in each number is correct and false, if it is not.
(Formative and summative
assessment are appropriate 1. A push or pull can move objects. _____
in this phase). 2. Objects move without force. ____
3. Running water is a force. _____
4. Riding a bicycle needs force. ______
5. When you squeeze a balloon, you are using force. ______
6. You use force when you pull a chair. ______
7. When you push an object, it moves toward you. ______
8. The rough surface of the floor slows down a moving object. _____
9. You speed up the motion of a ball when you catch it. _____
10. Carrying a small bag needs greater force. _____
Additional question.
1. Why should you hold on tightly when riding a bus?
2. You need a wind to blow to fly you kite up the sky. When the wind
stops the blowing, what happens to the kite? Why?
END HERE! BUT IN ACTUAL TEACHING, INCLUDE THE PARTS BELOW.
IV. REMARKS
V. REFLECTION
1. A push or pull can move objects. true
2. Objects move without force. false
3. Running water is a force. true
4. Riding a bicycle needs force. true
5. When you squeeze a balloon, you are using force. true
6. You use force when you pull a chair. true
7. When you push an object, it moves toward you. false
8. The rough surface of the floor slows down a moving
object. true
9. You speed up the motion of a ball when you catch it.
false
10. Carrying a small bag needs greater force. false
1. We should hold on tightly when riding a bus because
the force or pressure is fast and unstable. Holding
tightly will prevent us from bumping or hitting on the
surfaces inside the bus.
2. When the wind stops blowing, the kite will fall because
there is no wind force to make it fly, and gravity will pull
down the kite.