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Preparation Teacher’s Activity Prayer Checking of Attendance Collecting of Assignment Review Now, let us recall what you have learned from our last discussion. What was our lesson last meeting? That’s right, thank you. So, what are the basic components of an Electric Circuit. Motivation Class, I have here an image of our Planet Earth’s Sky and the moon. (Teacher shows the image via Powering Presentation. ) What does it mean for you? Ma’am, our lesson last meeting was all about Electric Circuit. The basic components of Electric Circuit are bulb( Ma’am it shows the moon’s mysterious shape.
Very good! Before we will start our new lesson, everyone kindly read first the objectives that we are going to achieve at the end of the period. Activity Let us perform an activity. Group yourselves into two. These sets of chairs are Group One and the other side is Group Two. Select your group leader and secretary. Secretaries of the groups list down your members Nina crosswise of yellow paper. Inside this classroom. It is up to your members to find it. There are phases of the moon with stars these are equal to two points, while the other containing a dot is one point. The group that would get the most earn points would win.
Do the activity for only 5 minutes. Here are the rubrics for you to be guided. Objectives: 3. Appreciate and value the importance of the lesson during nighttime. 4. Relate the occurrence of Tides and the changes of Moon Phases. 5 4 3 Teamwork All members of the group participate in the given task. 1 member of the group failed to participate in the given task. 2 to 4 members of the group failed to participate in the given task. Behavior All members work quietly. 1 member of the group makes noise. 2 to 4 members of the group make noise. Promptness The group presents the work on time. The group presents the work 2 to 3 minutes late.
Students will perform the activity) Analysis During the activity that we had, what did you feel? Very good! Another Okay, that was nice. Class from the activity that we had, how many phases of the moon are there? Very good! Abstraction Let us now proceed to our discussion about the eight phases of the moon. Students, there are amounts of reflecting light that we see from the moon every night this is what they call, “phases of the moon”. They are as follows: New Moon- occurs first, it presents no light at all. Second is Waxing Crescent Third is First Quarter Waxing Gibbous Full Moon- total illuminated Waning Gibbous
Ma’am, I felt happy because the activity enables the class to cooperate. Ma’am, we were astonished because the activity was like finding someone. Ma’am, there were eight different phases of the moon. And the last phase is called Waning Crescent. These eight are arranged based on its occurrence. Here are the four main shapes or phases of the Moon. Full Moon- full illuminated Crescent- the illuminated part looks like a crescent. Quarter- half of the Moon is illuminated And Gibbous- the illuminated part forms convex, which means half full and partially dark. Alright, did you understand it class? Are there any questions about the discussion?
Application Let us proceed. In our daily life, knowing the different phases of the moon is a great advantage. Christine, why do fisherman do not fish during full moon? Yes, exactly. Fish are attracted to light. During full moon light is scattered so the fish also scatters causing the fishermen to catch less count of fish. Yes, it is true. Due to the gravitational pull of the moon to the water causing it to rise where the moon is and on the other side the water level tends to fall. Yes, Ma’am. No, Ma’am. It is because they don’t catch a lot of fish. Ma’am, is it true that during full moon and new moon the tides are higher and lower than normal?