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Cot 3rd QTR Science
Cot 3rd QTR Science
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Classroom Observation
December 3, 2018
RODELYN F. FRANCO
Teacher
Objectives:
Investigate properties and
characteristics of light (S4FEIIIh-5 )
• investigate how light interacts with
material
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SOUND
1.When the sound travels
through solids, the
vibration of the
particles occurs ______?
a. fast c. moderately
b. slowly d. irregularly
Please
try
again!
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!
You are
correct!
2.How do sound travels
through air?
a. very fast
b. very slowly
c. in jumping motion
d. fast in random manner
Please
try
again!
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!
You are
correct!
3.In which medium
can sound wave
travel faster?
a. solids c. gases
b. liquids d. All of
Please
try
again!
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!
You are
correct!
4.What affects the speed
of sound as it travels?
a. Person receiving it
b. The nature of material
c. The origin of the sound
d. Loudness of the sound
Please
try
again!
Awesome
!
You are
correct!
5.Which of the following
statements about sound is
correct?
a.Sound cannot travel through a
solid
b. Sound travel faster in air than in
liquids
c. Sound travel faster in solids than
in air
d. The travel of sound is not affected
by the medium through which it
Please
try
again!
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!
You are
correct!
Motivation:
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Unlocking of Difficulties
Transparent
Translucent
Opaque
Partially
Diffused/ scatrered
What are the Standard in Doing Group
Activity?
1. Follow the given directions.
2. Work cooperatively.
3. Work quietly.
4. Work fast.
5. Work neatly.
CRITERIA INDICATOR
5 4 3 2 1
Correctness All answers 7-8 correct 5-6correct 3-4 correct 0-2
correct answers answers answers correct
answer
Orderliness Follow Followed Followed Did not
directions most of the some of the follow the
correctly directions directions directions
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
ACTIVITY : To Pass , Not to Pass, or Partially Pass
Materials What Happens To Light?
Card board
Book
Transparent cellophane
Glass
Glass with Water
Air
Wax paper
Cloth
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
ACTIVITY : To Pass or Not to Pass
Guide Questions:
1.What materials allowed all light to pass through? How
are they the same?
2.What materials did not allow the light to pass
through? How are they the same?
3.What do you think happens to light when it is not
pass through the materials?
4.What happened to light as it passed through cloth
and wax paper?
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
ACTIVITY : Pass or Not to Pass
Materials What Happens To Light?
Card board Not to pass
Book Not to pass
Transparent cellophane Pass
Glass Pass
Glass with Water Pass
Air Pass
Wax paper Partially Pass
Cloth Partially Pass
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
ACTIVITY : To Pass or Not to Pass
Guide Questions:
1.What materials allowed all light to pass
through? How are they the same?
-Transparent cellophane,glass, glass with water,
air.
-They are all clear objects
2. What materials did not allow the light to pass
through? How are they the same?
_ cardboard, book. They are made of thick paper
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
3. What do you think happens to light when it is
not pass through the materials?
- It is block or absorbed by the objects
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Show what happens to light as it
strikes a transparent, translucent
and opaque material by drawing lines
that show the path of light
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Please watch the video
What can you say
about the light that
strikes on different
materials?
Identify which window is
transparent,
translucent and
opaque.
A B C
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Application
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Investigate how light interacts with material
Draw a if the material is transparent, if translucent and
if it is opaque objects.
_______5.clear cellophane
_______2.tinted glass
• Look around your home and list as many as you can find into the
following categories.