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    CATCH-UP FRIDAY TEACHING GUIDE IN Science4

    I. General Overview
    Catch-up Subject: SCIENCE Grade Level: 4
    Quarterly Theme: Community Awareness Sub-theme: Respect
    Time: 9:55-10:45 Date: February 2, 2024
    II. Session Details
    Session Title: Force Exerted by Magnets

    Session Objectives: Describe the force exerted by magnets

    Key Concepts: Force Exerted by Magnets


    Ref. S4FE-IIIb-e-3
    III. Facilitation Strategies
    Components Duration Activities and Procedures
    Introduction and Warm- Pre-Reading Activities
    Up c/o DLL-A, B Motivation:
    List down materials that can be attracted by magnets
    Concept Exploration Exploration Heat:
    c/o DLL-CDEF Science Skills: Observing, Communicating

    You Will Need:


    Magnet, stone, paper clip, staple wire, paper, plastic bottle, stapler

    A MAGNET HAVE INVISIBLE MAGNETIC FIELD WHICH ATTRACTS OBJECTS MADE

    OF IRON AND NICKEL.

    • MAGNETS CAN ATTRACT MATERIALS.


    • NOT ALL MATERIALS CAN ATTRACTED BY MAGNETS.
    • MATERIALS MADE OF METALS ARE THOSE ATTRACTED BY MAGNETS.
    • THEY ARE MADE OF IRON, NICKEL AND COBALT.
    • MATERIALS WHICH ARE NON METALS ARE NOT ATTRACTED BY MAGNETS.
    • THESE MAY ME MADE OF RUBBER, PLASTIC OR WOOD.

    Valuing c/o DLL-G Valuing: Respect


    Cite situations in our daily lives showing importance of magnets.
    Reflective Journaling Post Reading Activities

    c/o DLL-H I J List down materials found in school that can be attracted by magnets

    Activity 2:

    True or False
    1. All magnets have 2 north poles.
    2. If you break a magnet into 2 pieces, you will have 2 mgnets with the same poles.
    3. The pulling or pushing force is strongest at the north pole.
    4. Most objects with iron are attracted to magnets.
    Magnet can repel an object made of paper.Activity 3

    Activity 3:

    What is magnetism?

    If 2 magnets are put near each other:


    If the poles are different, then they will ______.
    If the poles are the same, then they will _______.

    Prepared by: Approved:


    MARIBETH Y. GUAL MARIA TERESA D. ELBANO
    Teacher Teacher-In-Charge

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