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Division of Gingoog City
GINGOOG CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
Brgy 11, Gingoog City
A LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE IV
Writer: Joylene V. Cagasan
School: San Juan Central School
I. Objectives:
At the end of the 60-minute period, the learners should be able to identify
safety precautions during different weather conditions with 75% proficiency
level.
II. Content:
Subject Matter: Safety Precautions during different weather conditions
Materials: pictures, Chart, Picture, Ball, Envelope, Box
Strategies: 7Es Learning Model, Cooperative Learning
Integration: MAPEH - Singing a song with proper rhythm/Slogan Making
ESP- Kindness and Helpful
Health- Healthy Measure
References: Science 4 Teacher’s Guide, pp.327-335
Curriculum Guide August 2016
III. Learning Tasks:
Teacher’s Activities Learner’s Expected Responses
A. Preliminary Activities:
1. Prayer
Holy Spirit, Amen…
Let’s all stand for our morning prayer.
In the name of the Father, the Son,
2. Greetings
Good Morning Everyone! Good Morning Teacher Joy!
Classroom Rule
Everyone let’s all read our Classroom
The 4P’s and R
Rules.
The 4 P’s & R: 1. Be Positive
2. Be Productive
1. Be Positive 3. Be Polite
2. Be Productive 4. Be Prepared
3. Be Polite
5. Be Respectful
4. Be Prepared
5. Be Respectful
Very Good!
4th Strip:
Situation: it’s raining
outside.Anna and Mary are
going home. Mary can’t go
because she didn’t bring an
umbrella but Anna have one.
What Anna will do?
Very Good!
Sunny Group
Safety Precautions
Shown:
Rainy Group
Kinds of Weather Rainy Day
Condition:
Days
Safety Precautions
Shown:
Windy Group
Kinds of Weather Windy
Condition: Days
Safety
Precautions
Shown:
General Precautions
The single most important thing you can do is simply
check the weather forecast. Many injuries happen
because people are not aware of extreme weather until
they're right in the middle of it. Watching TV, checking
online, or listening to the radio can help you stay
informed.
Unfortunately, sometimes just being informed isn't
enough. What things can you do to keep you and your
family safe? A lot depends on the exact type of
weather, but there are also a few safety precautions
that are always a good idea.
First, you should have a disaster plan ready for you
and your family, no matter your location - school, work,
and at home. Another idea is to create a disaster
supplies kit containing flashlights, a hand-cranked
radio, water and dried food, a first-aid kit, and various
other useful items. There are long lists of emergency
items available on the Internet just a Google search
away. You can also have the local evacuation route
mapped out, with a copy of the map in your kit.
Excellent Children!
IV. Evaluation (10 mins.)