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DLL Oct. 17-21, 2022
DLL Oct. 17-21, 2022
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s 55-56 57-60 61
Guide pages
2. Learner’s 94-97 98-100 103-105
Materials pages
3. Textbook 79-80 81 197-199
pages
4. Additional
Materials https://
from www.youtube.com/watch?
Learning v=p66an3EKSWE&t=4s
Resource
(LR) portal
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing Differentiate the How do sound waves reflect Describe the behavior of
previous Describe the position of
propagation of sound in and refract? light as it passes from one
lesson or Differentiate the different the different colors after
solid, liquid and in gas medium to another
presenting characteristics of sound. passing through the
the new prism.
lesson
B. Establishin Students will be asked to Place your ear against one Light exhibits the Show a video entitled “Ang Why do you think we tend
g a purpose produce sound by: end of a tabletop. Ask a friend characteristics and properties Alamat ng Bahaghari” objects as having fixed
for the • whispering, to gently tap the other end of of a wave. Light tends to https://www.youtube.com/w colors?
lesson atch?
singing, and shouting. the table with a pencil or a travel in a straight line, unless Show a video from the
v=p66an3EKSWE&t=4s
ruler. What happens? Then it is acted on by some link (468) Light
ask your friend to gently tap external force or condition. Ask the students if they are Absorption and Reflection
the other end of the table but "What kinds of forces or agree with the said to be - YouTube
this time make sure that your conditions can affect light, the origin of a rainbow in
ear is above the other end of and how?" To answer this the story.
the table. What happens? question, we start with what
we can see in everyday life. If they are disagree, ask
from each other. them where they think a
rainbow came from.
C. Presenting Ask them how sound On which situation did you Why do our finger look For example, an apple is
examples/in differ in the three encounter louder and more swollen or big when we dip it red. In reality, an object’s
stances of situation. pronounced sound? On which into the water? appearance results from
the new
situation did you encounter the the way it reflects the
lesson
sound earlier? particular light that is
falling on it. Under white
Have you seen something light, the apple appears
like this before? What is
red because it tends to
this? What description
reflect light in the red
could you give about the portion of the spectrum
rainbow? How do rainbows and absorb light.
form? According to a song -
“there’s a rainbow always
after the rain,” is this
statement true?
D. Discussing Do the activity on, Do the activity on Sound Activity-See Lesson Guide pp Observational Activity Activity see Lesson Guide
new Lesson Guide G-8 First Race. Where does Sound 77-78 pp. 85-86
concepts Quarter pp. 58-59 or LM Travel Fastest? Lesson Guide Working in a group.
and pp75 -77
G-8 First Quarter pp. 62 - 63 The teacher will give
practicing
new skills or LM pp. 78 -79 instruction for the students
#1 to do.
E. Discussing 1. When there are 1. Did you hear the mobile Analysis: Analysis: Analysis:
new more waves passing phone vibrate when you held it 1. Is the light reflected
concepts through the reference at arm's length? When you Part A: 1. Which
on the wall?
and point in a period of held it against the wooden 1. List and arrange the thermometer registered
practicing time, which wave 2. Can you see
dowel? When you held it observed colors according the lowest temperature?
new skills characteristic also against the metal rod? to how they different colors? 2. Which
#2 increases? 2. Based on your appear on the paper. 3. What are the colors thermometer registered
observations, which is a have you seen. the highest
When there are more better carrier of sound? Part B. 4. Compare the results temperature?
waves passing through Air or wood? Air or water? Air Describe the position of the in the SET A part 3. Which colored
the reference point in or metal? Water or metal? different colors after passing plastic allowed more
3. Through which
with your results in energy to pass through
a period of time, what through the prism the SET B part. Are
material does sound travel it?
happens to the there any
fastest? 3. Explain the 4. Which colored
wavelength of the differences? What plastic allowed the least
waves? dispersion of white light.
Through which material did Why is the prism or might account for energy to pass through
sound travel the slowest? water able to separate the the differences? it?
colors of white light? 5. From your
answers in 3 and 4,
which color of light has
4. Compare your results
the least energy?
in the first part with your
The most energy?
results in the
second part. Are there any
differences? What
might account for the
differences?
F. Developing (Note: If there is still time Discuss the answers in the Discuss the dispersion of Discuss the answers in
mastery teacher may present a video activity given light. the activity given
(leads to Discuss the clip on the transmission of
Formative answers in the sound
Assessment activity given. www.youtube.com/watch?
3) v=GkNJvZINSEY)
G. Finding Discuss the importance of If you will make an improvised Do you agree in the saying Explain the following:
practical Doppler effect in daily toy telephone to be given to that “At the end of a
applications occurrences. your baby brother or sister, rainbow is a pot of gold”. 1. Why the sky is
of concepts blue?
what are the best materials for Why or why not.
and skills in .
daily living the toy telephone to have a
very clear voice transmission
2. Why the sunset
is red?
.
J. Additional Why is work considered a What are the different colors Using books or internet Prepare a color wheel.
activities for method of transferring of light? connection and gadgets, Please refer to LM pp.
application energy? research on which colors of 103 – 105 for the
or light receives least energy materials and procedure.
remediation and most energy Explain
your answer.
V. REMARKS FIRST PERIODICAL EXAM. Division WTD Celebration FIRST PERIODICAL EXAMINATION
VI. REFLECTION