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I. OBJECTIVES
B. Performance The learners shall be able to make a concept map and use it to explain
Standards how the geospheres, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere are
interconnected.
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide
pages
2. Learner’s Manual
pages
Earth and Life Science, Sia, et al. Sibs Publishing House, 2016 pages 4-
8.
Earth and Life Science , Baltazar,et al. Brillian Creations Publishing Inc.,
3. Textbook pages
2016 pages 3-5.
4. Additional
Materials from
Learning Resource
(LR) portal
B. Other Learning
Resources
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IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous Review the the histroical development of theories that explain the origin
lesson or presenting of the universe.
new lesson
(REVIEW)
B. Establishing a purpose 4 pics 1 word activity: show 4 pictures that are related to each other and
of the lesson let the students guess the missing letters to find out the answer.
(MOTIVATION)
2
2. ACCRETION THEORY
3. TIDAL THEORY
3
MATERIALS FROM IT. THE MASS OF GASEOUS MATERIALS
DRAWN DID NOT COMPLETELY ESCAPE GRAVITATIONAL PULL OF
THE PROTOSUN. IT CONTINUED TO SPIN AROUND IT,
EVENTUALLY BECOMING MORE DENSE AND GRADUALLY
FORMED INTO PLANETESIMALS. THESE PLANETESIMALS GIVE
RISE TO THE PLANETS AND THEIR SATELLITES
E. Discussing new 1. Explain the different hypotheses about the origin of the Solar System.
concepts and
practicing new skills 2 2. Make a comparision of these different hypotheses.
(DEEPENING)
3. What is the importance of formulating hypothesis in the improvement
of scientfic ideas?
4
Group Activity:
Divide the class into 3. Each group will make a comparison on the 3
theories/hypothesis on the origin of the solar system. The group reporter
will discuss and share it in front of the class after.
1.
2.
3.
H. Making generalizations Call a volunteer from the class that will summarize/wrap-up the key
and abstractions about concepts and ideas learned from the activity.
the lesson
(GENERALIZATION)
Students will make their own hypothesis on the origin of the Solar
System.
Rubrics:
Remarkable (5)
Answers are comprehensive, accurate and complete. Key ideas are
clearly stated, explained, and well supported.
Satisfactory (3)
Answers are not comprehensive or completely stated. Key points are
addressed, but not well supported.
5
Did not meet the criteria (1)
Did not answer question.