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    The document discusses the differences between meteoroids, meteors, and meteorites, defining each term and explaining that a meteoroid becomes a meteor as it burns up in Earth's atmosphere and a meteorite is a meteoroid that survives impact with the Earth's surface. It also lists objectives for a lesson on these topics and provides examples of famous meteor showers and meteorites found in the Philippines.

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    Demonstrator:: Precy Ann M. Camacho

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    Precy Ann M. Camacho:


    LET US PRAY
    …
    MOTIVATION
    “ARRANGE ME”
    3 minutes

    End
    What do you
    think is our
    topic for
    today?
    Meteoroids,
    Meteors
    and
    Meteorites
    OBJECTIVES:
    At the end of the lesson, the students should
    be able to:
    a) define the meteoroid, meteor and
    meteorite,
    b) appreciate the importance of meteorite
    in studying the occurrence of different
    elements and compounds on Earth
    and;
    c) list down the meteorites here in the
    Philippines that have been accepted
    internationally.
    ENGAGE
    “LET’S NAME IT”
    3 MINUTES

    STOP
    EXPLORE
    “WATCH AND LEARN”
    EXPLAIN
    “Meteoroids, Meteors
    And Meteorites”
    Meteoroid
    • A broken up rock and dust
    from either a comet, asteroid,
    the Moon, or from Mars.
    • A meteoroid can be as small
    as a grain of sand or as big as
    a boulder.
    Meteor
    • A light phenomenon or a
    streak of light that occurs
    when a meteoroid burns up as
    it enters Earth’s atmosphere.
    • A meteor moves swiftly and
    seems to fall on the ground.
    Meteorite

    •It is a meteoroid that


    reaches the ground
    and survives impact.
    Barringer Crater, Arizona
    Tswaing, South Africa

    New Quebec, Canada


    Differences between
    Meteoroids, Meteors
    and Meteorites
    Meteoroid is a “space rock”
    that is still in space.

    Meteor is a meteoroid
    that burns up in the
    earth’s atmosphere.
    (Shooting Star)

    Meteorite is a
    meteoroid that hits
    the earth’s surface.
    Some Examples of
    Famous Annual
    Meteor Shower
    CONSTELLATION
    SOURCE OF NAME OF THE (WHERE THE
    MONTH METEOROID METEOR METEOR
    SHOWER SHOWER SEEM
    TO COME FROM)
    August Comet Swift - Perseid Perseus
    Tuttle
    October Comet 21P/ Draconid Draco
    Giacobini -
    Zinner
    October Comet Halley Orionid Orion

    November Comet Tempel - Leonid Leo


    Tuttle
    November Comet Encke Taurid Taurus

    December Asteroid 3200 Geminid Gemini


    Five Meteorites
    Found in the
    Philippines
    (Internationally
    Validated)
    YEAR OF PLACE TYPE CHEMICAL
    METEORITE DISCOVERY DISCOVERED COMPOSITION
    Pampanga 1859 Pampanga Stony Iron-Nickel,
    Ferrous
    sulfide,
    Magnesium
    iron silicate,
    Calcium-
    Aluminum
    intrusions,
    pyroxene
    Paitan 1910 Paitan, Stony Iron,
    Ilocus Magnesium
    silicate,
    METEORITE YEAR OF PLACE TYPE CHEMICAL
    DISCOVERY DISCOVERED COMPOSITION

    Calivo 1916 Western Stony Not yet


    Visayas determined

    Pantar 1938 Central Stony Iron,


    Mindanao Meteor Magnesium
    ite iron silicate,
    pyroxene

    Bondoc 1956 Southern Stony- Metallic iron-


    Tagalog iron nickel;
    silicates
    ELABORATE
    End

    5 Minutes
    EVALUATE
    1. It is a broken up rock and
    dust from either a comet,
    asteroid, the Moon, or from
    Mars.
    a) Star
    b) Meteoroid
    c) Meteor
    d) Meteorite
    2. A meteoroid that reaches
    the ground and survives
    impact.
    a)Star
    b)Meteoroid
    c)Meteor
    d)Meteorite
    3. The following are types
    of meteorite except:
    a)stony
    b)stony – iron
    c)Iron sandy
    d)iron meteorites
    4.

    a) Star
    b) Meteoroid
    c) Meteor
    d) Meteorite
    5.

    a) Star
    b) Meteoroid
    c) Meteor
    d) Meteorite
    Let’s Check It!!!
    Answer Key:
    1) B. Meteoroid
    2) D. Meteorite
    3) C. Iron sandy
    4) B. Meteoroid
    5) C. Meteor

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