This document outlines the standards and competencies for an 8th grade science unit on force, motion, and energy for the first quarter. It includes a transfer goal for students to solve problems and formulate representations to address real-life situations. The performance standard has students develop and implement a "Newton's Olympics" activity and discuss phenomena involving wavelength and frequency of light. It also lists 4 content standards covering concepts like the three laws of motion, forms of energy, heat, sound, and electricity.
This document outlines the standards and competencies for an 8th grade science unit on force, motion, and energy for the first quarter. It includes a transfer goal for students to solve problems and formulate representations to address real-life situations. The performance standard has students develop and implement a "Newton's Olympics" activity and discuss phenomena involving wavelength and frequency of light. It also lists 4 content standards covering concepts like the three laws of motion, forms of energy, heat, sound, and electricity.
This document outlines the standards and competencies for an 8th grade science unit on force, motion, and energy for the first quarter. It includes a transfer goal for students to solve problems and formulate representations to address real-life situations. The performance standard has students develop and implement a "Newton's Olympics" activity and discuss phenomena involving wavelength and frequency of light. It also lists 4 content standards covering concepts like the three laws of motion, forms of energy, heat, sound, and electricity.
UNIT TOPIC: FORCE, MOTION, AND ENERGY QUARTER: FIRST
UNIT STANDARDS AND COMPETENCIES DIAGRAM
TRANSFER GOAL TRANSFER PERFORMANCE TASK
Students on their own in the long run will solve
problems and formulate accurate and Routine and Non-routine Problem Solving appropriate representations to address a certain Involving Real-life Situations problem in school/real-life. PERFORMANCE STANDARD
ACQUISITION The learners shall be able to develop a written MAKE MEANING
plan and implement a “Newton’s Olympics”, and discuss phenomena such as blue sky, rainbow, EQ: How can real-life problems involving 1. Compare that when a body exerts a force on and red sunset using the concept of wavelength sequences, polynomials and polynomial another, an equal amount of force is exerted back and frequency of visible light. equations be formulated and solved? on it. 2. Identify and explain the factors that affect EU: Students will understand that the sequences, potential and kinetic energy. polynomials and polynomial equations influence 3. Differentiate between heat and temperature at the appropriate and accurate representation of the the molecular level. formulation and problem solving in other 4. Compare the relationship between current and CONTENT STANDARD disciplines. voltage.
The learner demonstrates an understanding of the
three laws of motion and uniform circular motion, work, power and energy, sound, light, heat and electricity.