NOTRE DAME OF PARANG, INC.

Parang, Maguindanao del Norte

A.Y. 2023-2024

Course Outline in Science 08

Quarter 2
ENGAGING SCENARIO
The Cebu International Convention Center (CICC), a multimillion peso project, was built in April 2006 when the Cebu province hosted the
12th ASEAN Summit and the 2nd East Asia Summit in 2007. But when the 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit Cebu, the internal structure of the
convention center was damaged. Now, the province of Cebu is asking concerned citizens and individuals for proposals in the renovation of the
convention center. Before the damage, the convention center had a large plenary hall that can accommodate up to 500 people. This plenary hall
served as venues for important events such as conventions, seminars, summits, and theatrical plays. Your group has been invited to design and
construct a model of a new plenary hall.
Your design should have provisions for lighting, sound, and ventilation. It is expected that the design incorporates features that will
maximize sound coming from whatever activity that will be held in the venue. Your design and model will be evaluated based on the following
criteria: application of scientific concepts and principles, sustainability, space utilization, and aesthetic value.

RUBRICS for RATING

Outstanding
CRITERIA
4 3
Application of The design and model
Scientific uses the right type of lights
Concepts and and position them strategically.
Principles Provisions for the smooth
propagation
of sound to all parts of the
plenary hall are present. Walls
of the room are well
insulated for optimum
air-conditioning.
Sustainability The plenary hall is easy to
maintain involving minimal
cost. It can be used for
several years.
Space Utilization Seating arrangement is
thoughtfully designed to
accommodate more than
the previous capacity of the
hall. There are no seats blocked
by columns. View from any
area in the audience is pleasing.
Aesthetic Value The color used in the painting
of the walls is soothing and
calming for
any event that will be held in
this structure. The seats
allow maximum comfort for
participants in any event.
Satisfactory
The design and model
uses the right type of lights
that are correctly
positioned. Provisions for the
proper propagation of sound
to all parts are present. Walls
of the room are insulated for
functional air-conditioning.
The plenary hall requires
regular maintenance with
considerable cost. It can be
used for several years.
Seating arrangement is
designed to accommodate the
previous capacity of the hall.
No seats are blocked by
columns. View from any area
in the audience is pleasing.
The color used in the painting
of the walls is
appropriate for several events
that will be held in this
structure. The seats are
comfortable to sit upon for
any event.
Developing Beginning
2 1
Some lights are not well- The design and model
selected. Some lights are does not use the right type of
incorrectly positioned. lights and these are all
Sound is inaudible in incorrectly positioned.
some parts of the plenary There are several “deaf”
hall. Wall insulation is areas in the
present but plenary hall. Air-
insufficient. conditioning units will
have to work harder due to
poor insulation.
The plenary hall has a The plenary hall has a high
slightly expensive maintenance
maintenance cost and can cost and cannot be
only be used used long enough.
for a few years.
Seating arrangement Seating arrangement
can only accommodate is poorly planned and
the can only accommodate a few
previous capacity of people. Most of the seats are
the hall. Some seats are blocked by columns.
blocked by columns.
Only some events can be The color used for the walls
held in the is appropriate only for a few
plenary hall because of events. The
the wall color. The seats are uncomfortable and
seats can be cause physical strain.
uncomfortable for long-
hour events.

Chapter 3 – Sound, Light and Heat

Activity1: Vibrations and Waves
Activity 2: The Electromagnet Spectrum
Activity 3: Heat and Temperature
Activity 4: Nature of Sound
Activity 5: Light
Activity 6: Methods of Heat Transfer
Activity 7: Reflection and Refraction
Activity 8: Reflection, Refraction, and Diffraction
Activity 9: Forced Vibrations and Resonance
Activity 10: Color
Activity 11: Heat Calculations and Calorimetry
Activity 12: Musical sound
Activity 13: Colors in Nature
Activity 14: Thermal expansion

Notre Dame of Parang, Inc.

Parang, Maguindanao del Norte
 A. Y. 2023 -2024

ENGAGING SCENARIO
The Junior Scientist Club of your alma mater holds their annual science camp. Commissioned as the event organizer for the said
camping, you were asked to prepare an activity aka “ Amazing Race” for the science club members. Dubbed as Newton’s olympics, it must comprise
three relevent challenges . Details of the plans must be submitted to the club adviser for review prior to the science camp. Your output will be
assessed based on the following criteria: relevance to the theme, originality, feasibility.
RUBRICS for RATING
4 3 2 1
Criteria Exemplary Satisfactory Developing Beginning
Relevance to the The task clearly requires deep The task makes use of concepts The task makes use of It is a task that simply
Theme understanding of the concept and skills of Newton’s law of the concept of motion in makes use of the materials
and applicationof the skills motion. general but not but has nothing to do with
acquired througout the module. necessarily Newton’s the topic at all.
law of motion

Originality The Challenge is uniquely and
creatively conceived.
Feasibility The task is sufficiently
challenging, requires thorough
understanding and dexterity but
could still be achieved.
It is not copied from any of the
games presented in the module.
The task can be successfully
done with relative ease in a
reasonable period of time by
one who has developed skills
and has understood the concepts
presented in this module.
It is patterned to certain It is completely copied
ganes in the module but fronm the game in the
is given a twist in the modue; only replacing the
procedure. materials.
The task is impractical The task is impossible to
and difficult in some achieve even the organizer.
parts.

UNIT 1- Force, Motion, and Energy

CHAPTER 1: Newton’s Laws of Motion CHAPTER 2: Work, Energy, and Power
CHAPTER 3: Sound and Light CHAPTER 4: Heat: The Thermal Energy
CHAPTER 5: Electricity