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Glenn's DLL
Glenn's DLL
Questions to Ponder:
1. What happens to the boy in diagram A?
2. Does the vehicle stop in diagram B?
3. Based on the diagram shown, what do you think is our topic for today?
EXPLORE Activity 3: YANK ME: Can You Pull it Off?
d. Presenting examples/ instances of
the new lesson
Strategies:
- Gamification
- Collaborative Approach
- Discovery Approach
Task: Each group will be given 4 cups and cardboards and they will have to
stack the cups as shown on the figure on the left. The challenge is for each
group member to remove one cardboard without toppling the cup tower.
- What is inertia?
- How is mass related to the inertia of an object?
The tendency of an object to resist motion is called inertia. For objects at
rest, the inertia depends on the mass. The more massive the object, the
larger is its inertia. Thus, it is harder to make it move. A boulder has more
mass compared to a pebble. Hence compared to the pebble it has a greater
inertia. Therefore, it will be harder to move the boulder compared to the
pebble.
2. What do we call to the force that will cause the change of state of motion in
an object that is at rest or in motion?
a. friction force c. balanced force
b. internal force d. unbalanced force
EVALUATE
4. If a van driver in Kidapawan City suddenly makes a sharp turn, which of the
following will likely to happen due to inertia? Passengers will ___________.
a. move forward
b. move backward
c. slide back and forth
d. slide to the side of the van
Prepared by:
GLENN FREY L. PEPITO, MAST-BIO
Master Teacher I