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A. Content Standards
B. Performance Standards
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Competencies/Objective
s system
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pages
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4. Additional Reference
from Learning
Resource
B. Other Learning
Resources
III. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous
lesson or presenting the
new lesson
B. Establishing a purpose
for the lesson
Grade Level: VI
Teacher:
Teaching Dates and
Monday
Explain how the earth’s
rotation affects the wind
Into the Future Science TM
pp.
Into the Future Science and
Health pp. 224-227
DLP PP.44-49
Science Workbook
How do you differentiate weather
from climate?
What are the factors that affects
the climate of a particular place?
What are the different wind
system?
How do winds move?
What causes these winds to
Time: December 5–9, 2016 (WEEK 5)
Tuesday
Explain how the earth’s
rotation affects the wind
system
Into the Future Science TM
pp.
Into the Future Science and
Health pp. 224-227
DLP PP.44-49
Science Workbook
How does the earth’s
rotation affects the wind
system?
What is Coriolis Effect?
How do winds move?
What causes these winds
Learning Area: SCIENCE
Quarter: 3RD QUARTER
Wednesday Thursday Friday
Be able to answer 75% Mastery level Identify Seasons in the Explain the Causes of Seasons in
of Summative Test Philippines the Philippines
Into the Future Science TM Into the Future Science TM Into the Future Science TM
pp. pp.228-231 pp.
Into the Future Science and Into the Future Science and Into the Future Science and
Health pp. 195-227 The Health Health
Changing Earth pp.228-231 pp.230-231
DLP in Science
Science Workbook Science Workbook Science Workbook
How does the earth’s rotation What are the two seasons in the
affects the wind system? Philippines?
What is Coriolis Effect? What useful activity will you do
during the wet season?
What comes in your mind Did you ever wonder why we don’t
when the word “season” is have snow in the Philippines?
 move that way?
C. Presenting a. In what direction does
examples/instances of the piece of chalk fall as the
the new lesson
globe rotate from west to
east?
b. What do you think
that chalk fell in that
direction?
D. Discussing new Air normally flow from areas of
concepts and practicing high atmospheric pressure to area
new skill #1 of low atmospheric pressure. But
because the Earth’s spins or
rotates
from west to east, the winds are
bent or deflected to the right in
the
Northern Hemisphere. In the
Southern Hemisphere the winds
are
deflected/bent to the left. This is
because of the rotation of the
Earth.
This deflection of the moving air
is called coriolis effect
E. Discussing new In the Philippines, cold winds
concepts and practicing from Siberia cool the air from
December to February. The
new skill #2
Coriolis Effect diverts the cold air
direction
and turns it to the right towards
the Philippines from the northeast
direction. It is called northeast
monsoon or Amihan by Filipinos.
From March to May, the
Philippine temperature is at its
highest,
to move that way?
a. In what direction
does the piece of chalk fall
as the globe rotate from
west to east?
b. What do you think
that chalk fell in that
direction?
Air normally flow from areas
of high atmospheric pressure
to area
of low atmospheric pressure.
But because the Earth’s spins
or rotates
from west to east, the winds
are bent or deflected to the
right in the
Northern Hemisphere. In the
Southern Hemisphere the
winds are
deflected/bent to the left. This
is because of the rotation of
the Earth.
This deflection of the moving
air is called coriolis effect
In the Philippines, cold winds
from Siberia cool the air from
December to February. The
Coriolis Effect diverts the cold
air direction
and turns it to the right
towards the Philippines from
the northeast
direction. It is called northeast
monsoon or Amihan by
Filipinos.
From March to May, the
mentioned?
Do Activity 6.12 page 228
The Philippines has two
pronounced seasons, the wet and
dry
seasons, Harvesting is mostly
done during dry season. In some
places
farmers cannot plant crops during
dry season because they do not
have modern irrigation and the
lack of water. Farmers usually
plant
their crops during wet season to
ensure that it will grow because
water
is plenty. Sometimes too much
rain may cause landslides,
mudflows
and erosion that may damage
crops, lives and properties
Complete the Table
DRY SEASON
Advantage Disadvantage
WET SEASON
Advantage Disadvantage
Why is it that other countries have
four seasons while the Philippines
have only two?
DO Activity on DLP pp 65-67/
Illustration on Into the Future Science
And Health pp229-231
The Philippines is located between 4°
and 21° latitude North and
116° to 127° longitude South.
An imaginary line divides the Earth into
halves and it is said to be
the zero degrees (0°) is called equator.
Places above the equator are
said to be in the Northern Hemisphere
and these located below the
equator are said to be in the Southern
Hemisphere.
Another imaginary line drawn from the
North Pole down to the
South Pole is called Meridian. The
distance expressed in degrees is
called longitude. Places from the prime
meridian to the west are said to
be the Western hemisphere and the
opposite to be in the Eastern
Hemisphere.
The earth tilts on its axis at an angle of
23 ½ degrees. It rotates
on its axis every 23 hours 56 minutes
and 0.5 seconds or 24 hours.
This rotation gives us day and night. As
it rotates, it also revolves
around the sun completing its journey
every 365 ¼ days or I year. This
movement of the earth around the sun
gives us the 4 seasons
(summer, autumn, winter, and spring),
However, one region of the
Earth has no marked change of season.
 warm air rises over the country as
a result. Southeast monsoon or
Habagat as termed by the
Filipinos, visits the country from
June to
November and it brings much
rain, which is starting of the rice
planting season.
The Earth’s rotation causes the
winds to turn to the left or right
instead of directly downward or
upward in a straight path.
F. Developing mastery Answer these:
(Leads to Formative 1. To what direction does the wind
movement in the northern
Assessment) hemisphere deflected to?
2. To what direction does the wind
movement in the southern
hemisphere deflected to?
3. What causes the deflection of the
wind system?
4. How does the Earth’s rotation
affect the wind movement?
5. What do we call the effects of the
Earth’s rotation on the wind
movement?
6. What is the wind system that visits
the Philippines from December
to January?
7. What is the wind system that visits
the Philippines from June to
November
Philippine temperature is at its
highest,
warm air rises over the
country as a result. Southeast
monsoon or
Habagat as termed by the
Filipinos, visits the country
from June to
November and it brings much
rain, which is starting of the
rice
planting season.
The Earth’s rotation causes the
winds to turn to the left or
right
instead of directly downward
or upward in a straight path.
Answer these:
1. To what direction does the
wind movement in the northern
hemisphere deflected to?
2. To what direction does the
wind movement in the southern
hemisphere deflected to?
3. What causes the deflection of
the wind system?
4. How does the Earth’s rotation
affect the wind movement?
5. What do we call the effects of
the Earth’s rotation on the wind
movement?
6. What is the wind system that
visits the Philippines from
December
to January?
7. What is the wind system that
visits the Philippines from June to
November
This is the region around the
equator, where it is hot all year round.
Region around the equator is hot all
year round because it round
because it receives direct rays from the
sun. Countries lying on or near
the equatorial region experience a
climate characterized by distinct hot
and rainy months. The Philippines is
located in this region, this region
provides the Philippines with two
pronounced weather condition during
the year which is wet season and dry
season
Seasonal Winds are called monsoons.
The northeast monsoon
known as Amihan, chills the
Philippines from December to January.
It
passes from Siberia. From March to
May Southeast monsoon known as
Habagat bringing much rain throughout
the country. It absorbs much
moisture as it passes the surrounding
bodies of water, when the vapor
condenses it falls back as rain.
Encircle the letter that has the Select the correct answer. Write the
correct answer. letter on your answer sheet.
1. Some countries experienced 1. What are the two distinct seasons in
the Philippines?
four seasons. The Philippines has
a. hot and cold
experienced only two distinct b. wet and dry
seasons. What are these two c. hot and icy
distinct seasons of the Philippines? d. wet and icy
a. wet and wet 2. Tropical countries experience two
b. wet and dry distinct seasons. How many
c. dry and dry seasons do temperate countries
d. summer and winter experience?
2. People living in Gusatbak are a. 4
b. 2
mostly farmers, at what particular
c. 3
time of the year they usually plant d. 1
their crops? 3. Which of the following primarily
a. wet season causes the four seasons of the
b. dry season world?
c. winter season a. Earths revolution
d. spring season b. Earth rotation
To the Learner c. Earths location
d. Earths tilt

G. Finding practical Do we experience the same
applications of concepts
wind system throughout the
and skills in daily living
year? Why?
H. Making generalizations How does the earth’s rotation
and abstractions about
affects the wind system?
the lesson
The earth’s rotation affects the wind
movement. In the
Northern Hemisphere, the air that
travels downward is deflected
to the right and in the Southern
Hemisphere, the air deflected to
the left. This movement of the wind
in a deflected path rather
than in a straight line is called
Coriolis Effect. Coriolis effect is
due to Earth’s rotation
Do we experience the same
wind system throughout
the year? Why?
How does the earth’s
rotation affects the wind
system?
The earth’s rotation affects the
wind movement. In the
Northern Hemisphere, the air that
travels downward is deflected
to the right and in the Southern
Hemisphere, the air deflected to
the left. This movement of the
wind in a deflected path rather
than in a straight line is called
Coriolis Effect. Coriolis effect is
due to Earth’s rotation
Let’s Try This 4. Which region around the Earth has
Let’s Learn This no marked change of season?
59 a. region around the pole
b. region around the latitude
3. During what particular season
c. region around the equator
do farmers usually harvest their d. region around the longitude
crops? 5. All are factors that influence season.
a. wet season Which of the following
b. dry season brings much rain?
c. summer season I seasonal winds
d. winter season II Amount around the latitude
4. What are some bad effects of III Location
too much rain? IV Bodies of water
V Earth movement
a. landslides
a. I, II
b. mudflows b. II, IV
c. erosion c. I, IV
d. all of these d. II,V
5. Which of the following shows
bad effects of too much dry
season?
a. drought
b. flooding
c. erosion
d. landslide
What do you think will happen to Why do you think we should not have the
our crops if we have snow in the same season as the other counties?
Philippines? When are we going
to plant and harvest our crops?
What activities we can do given
only two seasons wet and dry?
What are the two seasons in What causes the seasons in the
Philippines?
the Philippines?
The Philippines has two distinct
The Philippines has two seasons, wet and dry
season.
pronounced seasons, the wet and
dry
It is influence or cause by the country’s
seasons, Harvesting is mostly
location
done during dry season. In some
(latitude), bodies of water, wind system,
places amount of rainfall
farmers cannot plant crops during and earth’s movement
dry season because they do not
have modern irrigation and the
lack of water. Farmers usually
plant
their crops during wet season to
ensure that it will grow because
 water
is plenty. Sometimes too much
rain may cause landslides,
mudflows
and erosion that may damage
crops, lives and properties
I. Evaluating learning Answer “Let’s Test Ourselves” Answer “Let’s Test Ourselves” Choose the letter of the correct Select the letter of the correct answer.
DLP page 48 DLP page 48 answer. Write your answer on the
1. What are the two distinct sheet provided.
Charted Charted 1. Tropical countries experienced two
seasons of the Philippines?
distinct seasons. How many
a. dry and winter seasons do temperate countries
b. wet and dry experience?
c. summer and winter a. 4
d. summer and spring b. 2
2. At what particular time of the c. 3
year do farmers usually plant their d. 1
crops? 2. What are the two distinct seasons in
a. dry season the Philippines?
a. hot and cold
b. wet season
b. wet and dry
c. winter season c. hot and icy
d. summer season d. wet and icy
3. When do farmers usually 3. Which of the following primarily
harvest their crops? causes the four season of the
a. dry season world?
b. wet season a. Earth’s revolution
c. winter season b. Earth’s location
d. summer season c. Earth’s tilt
d. Earth rotation
4. Too much rain will cause? 4. Which region around the earth has no
a. landslide marked change of season?
b. mudflows a. region around the latitude
c. erosion b. region around the longitude
d. all of the above c. region around the pole
5. Dry season sometimes have bad d. region around the equator
effects. Which one is an ill effect 5. All the factors that influence season.
of dry season? Which of the following
factors bring much rain?
a. flooding
I amount of rainfall
b. drought II Location
c. erosion III Bodies of water
d. landslide IV Earth movement
V seasonal Winds
a. I and III
b. II and V
c. V and II
d. II and IV

J. Additional activities for 1. Which statement is correct? 1. Which statement is correct? Activity 1 DLP page 61 1. The earth is tilted on its axis in an
a. cold air rises, hot air sinks a. cold air rises, hot air sinks angle of _________.
 application or b. hot air rises, cold air sinks
remediation c. hot and cold air sinks
d. hot and cold air rises
2. How are winds in the Northern
Hemisphere bent?
a. travel in a straight line
b. rise or sink to the left
c. deflected to the right
d. deflected to the left
3. How are winds in the Southern
Hemisphere bent?
a. deflected to the right
b. deflected to the left
c. do not move at all
d. travel in a straight line
Let’s Learn This
45
4. What causes coriolis Effect?
a. lightness or heaviness of wind
b. strong force of wind
c. the earth’s rotation on its axis
d. the earth’s revolution around
the sun
5. What wind movement is
deflected in the tropics?
a. easterly trade wind
b. westerlies
c. popular winds
d. doldrums
IV. REMARKS
V. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% on the
formative assessment
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for remediation
C. Did the remedial lessons
work? No. of learners
who have caught up with
the lesson
D. No. of learners who
b. hot air rises, cold air sinks 1. What season in the Philippines a. 90
c. hot and cold air sinks is illustrated in picture A? b. 180
d. hot and cold air rises 2. What makes it dry season? c. 23 ½
d. 360
2. How are winds in the 3. What factor contributes to the
2. One complete revolution around the
Northern Hemisphere bent? existence of a rainforest shown sun of the Earth is 1 year or
a. travel in a straight line in Picture B? _________.
b. rise or sink to the left 4. Do the Philippines receive a. 365 days
c. deflected to the right enough rain throughout the year? b. 365 ¼ days
d. deflected to the left 5. What do you call this season in c. 356 ½ days
3. How are winds in the the Philippines? d. 24 days
Southern Hemisphere bent? 75
a. deflected to the right 3. Which number represents the
equator?
b. deflected to the left
a. 1 and 2
c. do not move at all b. 3 and 4
d. travel in a straight line c. 1 and 3
Let’s Learn This d. 2 and 4
45 4. The line starts from number 3 up to
4. What causes coriolis Effect? line 4.
a. lightness or heaviness of a. latitude
wind b. longitude
b. strong force of wind c. equator
d. prime meridian
c. the earth’s rotation on its 5. Which statement is correct?
axis a. The earth rotates on its axis and at the
d. the earth’s revolution same time revolves
around the sun around the sun.
5. What wind movement is b. The earth rotates around the sun and
deflected in the tropics? at the same time revolves
a. easterly trade wind on its axis.
b. westerlies c. The earth rotates and revolves around
the sun.
c. popular winds
d. doldrums
 continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well?
Why did these work?
F. What difficulties did I
encounter which my
principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G. What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I
wish to share with other
teachers?

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