School BACOOR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL – TABING DAGAT Grade Level NINE

Teachers MONINA T. FRANCISCO Week 2

WEEKLY HOME MADILYN L. CENDANA
LEARNING PLAN APRIL GRACE VICHO
RENELIZA P. PALANA
JACKYLYN C. ASUNCION
Date Quarter 3
Day and Learning Learning Learning Tasks Mode of
Time Area Competency Delivery
7:00-7:30 Have a Short Exercise.
7:30-8:00 Preparations before attending classes.
Monday SCIENCE Explain what TOPIC: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN VOLCANOES ERUPT?
12:15 pm – happens when Parents will
4:30 pm volcanoes Volcanoes considered as high threat or very high threat to public safety. Many of our submit the
erupt (S9ES - volcanoes in Philippines have erupted in the past and will erupt again in the future. As the
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tourist spots and farmlands. child in the
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INTRODUCTION (PANIMULA) classroom
Learning Task No. 1 (What I Know): Read the questions below. Choose the best letter for your during the
answer in each item. retrieval.
1. Volcanic eruption is often associated with negative effects. Which of the
following statements below describes the negative effects of volcanic eruption? Students can
a. Volcanoes attract many tourists, who enjoy the dramatic scenery that they
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produce.
b. Volcanic eruptions cause health problems, loss of lives and properties. their outputs
c. Ash ejected by the volcano acts as a good fertilizer for soils. online.
d. People became more creative by making earthenware out of the ash fall.

2. What is the common health problem during volcanic eruption?

a. Fever b. Respiratory illness c. Cancer d. Liver cirrhosis
Reminder:
3. Which of the following statements is CORRECTabout magma and lava?
a. Magma and lava are the same.
b. Magma refers to the molten materials that are still inside the volcano, while Lava Pls follow
is the molten material that reaches the Earth’s surface. strictly health
c. Magma refers to the molten materials that reached the Earth’s surface, while and safety
lava is the molten materials that are still inside the volcano. protocol:
d. Magma and Lava are composed of entirely different materials Wear face mask
and face shield
 4. What do you call the release of magma from a volcano? during the
a. Eruption b. Earthquake c. Hotspot d. Epicenter retrieval.
5. Which of the following is oneof the gases released during a volcanic eruption?
a. Sulfur dioxide c. Oxygen
b. Hydrogen peroxide d. Carbon monoxide
Follow up on
DEVELOPMENT (PAGPAPAUNLAD) the progress of
Volcanic eruption refers to the release of magma from a volcano. The term “magma” the students on
refers to the molten materials that are still inside the volcano. When these molten materials the learning
are being ejected or reached into the surface, it is then called “lava”. tasks through
text, call,
When volcanoes erupt it ejects different materials into the Earth’s surface.
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• It releases lava, which is made of molten materials that reach the surface of the earth.

• Lava contains different elements and compounds. One of the compounds it contains is
Silica or chemically known as silicon dioxide which greatly influences the lava’s viscosity.
The silica content of the lava determines the volcano’s explosiveness.
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• Lava also contains useful elements like potassium and phosphorus which has a positive contact no of
effect in farming because it promotes soil fertility.
Teacher:
• In any type of volcanic eruption, may it be violent or not, volcanoes release smoke. The
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smoke is a mix of different gases like water vapor, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and
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hydrogen sulphide. These gases that are ejected during volcanic eruptions have
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influences on climate. sulfur dioxide can cause global cooling and carbon dioxide can (9-Assertive, 9-
cause an increase in the atmospheric temperature contributing to global warming. Courage, 9-
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• Aside from smoke, volcanoes also release volcanic ash referred to as “tephra” which are Confident, 9-
made of tiny fragments of rock and minerals. In some huge volcanic eruptions, volcanic Forgiving)
ash fall may cause the decrease in the Earth’s average temperature for a few years.
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Learning Task 2 (What is it): Find and encircle the words below in the word puzzle box. ASUNCION
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LAVA SILICA CARBON DIOXIDE TEPHRA
(9-Patience, 9-
Joyful,
9-Compassion, 9-
SMOKE SULFUR DIOXIDE ASHFALL PHOSPHORUS Honor, 9-Love)

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POTASSIUM WATER VAPOR CENDAÑA
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 (9-Integrity, 9-
Peace,
9-Perseverance, 9-
Respectful,
9-Wisdom)

RENELIZA P.
PALAÑA
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(9-Courteous, 9-
Caring, 9-Justice,
9-Kindness, 9-
Humility)

APRIL GRACE V.
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(9-Generous, 9-
Helpful, 9-Unity,
9-Friendly, 9-
ENGAGEMENT (PAKIKIPAGPALIHAN) Trustworthy)
How do volcanic eruptions affect the society? It can have a devastating effect on people
and the environment. However, unlike earthquakes, volcanoes can also have a positive
impact on an area. These positive impacts can help to explain why people choose to live
near volcanoes.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Volcanic Eruption

Advantage

▪ Soil Fertility
It supplies nutrient to the soil. Volcanic ash usually holds minerals that are useful to the
plants. The fertility of soil is due to the released of potassium and phosphorus
▪ Atmospheric Cooling
As volcano erupts it releases ash and sulphur gas into the stratosphere. The presence
of these materials in the atmosphere result to cooling of the atmosphere which
desirable for the people.

▪ Land Formation
 When volcano erupts it releases lava from the earth surface. And when these materials
cool off and solidify, it forms different spectacular landforms.

▪ Tourism
The spectacular scenery created by volcanic eruptions attracts tourists. This brings
income to an area.
▪ Raw material
Volcanic material can be made in to blocks for construction purposes. People
became creative also by making pots out of the ashfall from the volcanic eruption

Disadvantages
• Land pollution
Death - Many lives can be lost because of a volcanic eruption
Destruction - Lava flows at different areas near the volcano, and extremely damage
properties, destroy crops and plantation and natural landscape are destroyed
forever.
• Water pollution
Tsunami - During a volcanic eruption earthquake happen, and this might trigger a
tsunami especially the fault line near the ocean floor.
Water contamination
• Air Pollution
Respiratory Problem - Ash and smoke that can lead to irritation of respiratory tract.
Global Warming - During volcanic eruption mixture of greenhouse gases expelled into
the air. These gases influenced to heating of the earth surface which result to global
warming.

Learning Task 3 (What is more): The following statements below are the effects of volcanic
eruption. Now, I want you to identify the following statements if it is a positive or a negative
effect of volcanic eruption. Draw a happy face if the statement shows a positive effect and a
sad face or negative effects.
______1. Man-made and natural landscapes can be destroyed.
______2. The steam that is released during an eruption can be used to generate electricity.
______3. The beautiful scenery created by the eruptions
______4. When ash and mud from the eruption are mixed with rainwater it trigger flashflood.
______5. The lava and ash from the eruption breaks down to provide valuable nutrients for
the soil.
______6. Ash deposits destroyed plants and insufficiency of sunlight.
______ 7. Volcanic eruption also released poisonous gases.
______ 8. The lava flow and mud-flows destroy property.
______ 9. Building materials like Granite, which is used in the construction industry, is formed
by volcanic eruption.
______10. Countless lives will be lost due to eruption.

ASSIMILATION (PAGLALAPAT)
Learning Task 4 (What I Can Do): Taal Volcano is categorized as an active volcano because
of its recent activities and eruptions. As we are residing in Cavite, a province near the Taal
Volcano, we should be ready for any future eruptions. List 5 actions you will do in case there
will be a volcanic eruption.
Before volcanic eruption
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

During volcanic eruption

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

After volcanic eruption

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
 REFLECTION
- After doing your learning tasks, write your reflection by completing the following
phrases: (Use a clean sheet of pad paper)

- I have learned that ____________________________________

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- I realized that _________________________________________

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Prepare by:
MONINA TOLEDO FRANCISCO MADILYN L. CENDANA APRIL GRACE VICHO RENELIZA P. PALANA JACKYLYN C. ASUNCION
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