Musical chairs

In this game, learners compete for a limited

number of chairs, and after the music stops
playing, the one who gets the last chair is the
winner.
Musical chairs
Process Questions
a.What happens to your body when the music
stops?
b.What about when the music is on the beat?
c.What do you think is our topic?
Who’s this?

ISAAC NEWTON
PRE-ASSESSMENT

• Create a graphic organizer and use it to list eight

to the concepts they associate with motion.
Explain each concepts in front.
DROP A COIN
•Materials: Coins, glass, note card
•Procedure:
•1. Place the notecard on top of the glass.
•2. Place a penny on top of the notecard.
•3. Flick the Edge of the notecard.
•4. Challenge yourself to see how many you can get in the cup at one time.
•5. Share your conclusion on how you think this happens to the class.
•
•Process Questions:
•1. What happened to the coin/coins when you flicked them?
•2. Which is more easy to flick? A notecard with less penny or a notecard with more penny? What do you think accounts for this observation?
•3. What is the of the mass of the coins to its inertia?
•4. How was inertia demonstrated in this activity?
•5. What is Law of Inertia?
NEWTON’S 1ST LAW OF MOTION
LAW OF INERTIA
LEARNING TARGETS
1.I can state Newton’s first law of motion and
describe inertia;
2.I can explain inertia;
3.I can explain how mass is related to inertia
4.I can differentiate mass and weight; and
5.I can demonstrate how a body responds to
changes in motion.
 VOCABULARY:
INERTIA – the property of a body that tends to resist
a change in its state of motion.
MOTION – the process of moving, changing place, or
changing position.
FORCE – a push or pull by one object to another.
BALANCED FORCES – forces that are equal and
acting on an object in opposite
directions.
 VOCABULARY:
UNBALANCED FORCES – forces acting on an object
are not equal. The net force acting on
the object is not zero.
NET FORCE - The overall force acting on an object
FRICTION - the resistance that one surface or object
encounters when moving over another.
MASS – is a measure of inertia.
NEWTON’S 1ST LAW OF MOTION

The Law of Inertia states that “an object when at

rest will remain at rest or when in motion will
continue to move with constant velocity unless
acted upon by an unbalance force.”
What does it mean?
OBJECT AT REST
OBJECTS IN UNIFORM MOTION
 What will happen if passengers do not
use seatbelts?

Why is it important to wear seatbelts?

WILL THE BALL CONTINUE TO ROLL?
 MASS AND INERTIA

Every object possesses inertia. An

objects inertia depends on its
mass. Mass is a measure of inertia.
WHICH STOCK BOXES MORE INERTIA?
 MASS AND WEIGHT

Mass and weight are commonly

interchangeable quantities. However,
they are different in so many aspects.
MASS AND WEIGHT
 MASS AND WEIGHT
Weight is the product of mass and acceleration due
to gravity.
weight (w) = mass (m) x gravity
(g)
SI Unit of Weight Mass wEarth’s
= mg Gravity
Kilogram Kilogram (kg) 9.8 (