1.

Observe that no new materials are

formed in Physical change.
2. Show that physical change may
take place in materials.
3. Identify physical change.
Song
Class Standards
•Direction: Guess the hidden words
by filling the blank with the correct
letter.
•1. h _ at
•2. _ h _ g e
•3. s _a p _
•4. _ a m _ g _
•heat- the quality of being hot
•change- make (someone or something)
different; alter or modify
•shape- the external form, contours, or
outline of someone or something.
•damage- physical harm caused to
something in such a way as to impair its
value, usefulness, or normal function.
There are numerous changes occurring in
the environment every second. Some of
these changes are very noticeable while
others are not.
Today you will do an activity that will
help you understand how materials
undergo changes.
Group Activity
1. blow into the balloon. Tie
the end to keep the ballon in
shape. Observe the size of
each balloon before and
after blowing.
2. Cut the uncut piece of bond
paper into different shapes.
Observe what happens to its
sizes.
3. Light the candle and put it
into a bottle to secure it in
place. Observe what
happens to the candle. Then
put off the flame.
Material Condition Changed
observed
 GROUP
PRESENTATION
OF
RESULT
 Experiment Questions:
1.What do you noticed with the size and shape of the
balloon after blowing?

2. What happened to the paper after cutting it in different

shapes?

3. What have you noticed with with the candles while

lighted?

4. What condition that made it changed?

 GROUP
PRESENTATION
OF
RESULT
Which of the following shows physical change, put a check
before the number.
______1.boiling of water ______6.burning of
rubber
______2.ripening of fruits ______7.breaking of rocks
______3.cutting firewood
______4.mixing water and ice cube
______5.souring of milk ______8. melting
of wax
Who can give me
some activities at
home that shows
physical change?
What is physical
change?
Directions: Draw a happy face if the
situation shows physical change sad face if its
not.
1.cutting of carrots
2.peeling of banana
3. burning of paper
4.crumpled paper
5.broken plates