LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE...,..,.., 6-1.pptx

LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE...,..,.., 6-1.pptx

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  LESSON PLAN INSCIENCE 6 MOTIONS OF THE EARTH Prepared by: _____________________ Teacher
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  Game: Group Activity Iwill group you into 2. Each group will receive an envelope containing puzzles. You are going to complete it to form a picture.
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  1.What time doespicture A show? 2.What does the boy doing? 3. Do you think he’ll be late if he will wake up late? 4.Is it important to be punctual? 5.What time does picture B show? 6.Have you ever wonder why there is day and night?
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  Activity: I have aflashlight. I will place the globe on the table and mark off the Philippines with tape. I will hold the flashlight at one meter distance from the globe. Who will volunteer to turn the globe slowly? Spin the ball slowly between your fingertips. Observe as part of the globe goes into the light and the other part.
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  1.Did the wholeglobe receive light from the flashlight? 2.When the other part receives light, what happens to the other part? 3.If the Philippines is facing the light source, what countries are on the side opposite the light source? 4. Explain what causes day and night. 5. What makes day?
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  6. What makesnight? 7. What will we do during nighttime? 8.What is the right amount of sleeping hours do children need in order to be healthy? 9.It is good to stay awake late at night? Why? 10. Why is sleeping in the right number of hours important?
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  Motions of theEarth The sun is the main source of heat and light that warms the Earth. Howeve temperature of the air varies in different regions of the Earth. It affects the amount of light energy received by the different places on Earth. The sun is the main source of heat and light that warms the Earth. However, the temperature of the air varies in different regions of the Earth. It affects the amount of light energy received by the different places on Earth. MOTIONS OF THE EARTH
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  Earth’s Movement The Earthrotates on its axis as it revolves around the sun. These movements affect our daily lives. 1. Rotation is the spinning motion of Earth on its axis in a west to east direction or counterclockwise. The Earth makes one rotation every 24 hours. This complete rotation is called a day. Earth’s rotation is tilted 23.5 degrees relative to its revolution around the sun.
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  2. Revolution isthe movement of the Earth around the sun. The Earth’s orbit is not a perfect circle, instead it is a flattened circle called an ellipse. The Earth completes the journey around the sun once every 365 ¼ days. This is called a year. As the Earth revolves around the sun, only one-half of it receives sunlight. Its axis is tilted away from the sun for part of the year and toward the sun for another part of the year. As the Earth revolves around the sun, the length and temperature of the days change. This movement of the Earth causes changes in seasons.
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  Ask: 1.What do youcall to the movement of the earth on its axis? 2. What causes day and night? 3.How many hours are there in one complete rotation of the earth? 4. What is the direction of the earth’s rotation? 5. What do you call to the earth’s representation? 6. What are the importance of having day and night?
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  A. Directions: Choosethe letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. What do you call the movement of the Earth around the sun? A. axis B. revolution C. orbit D. rotation 2. In what direction does the Earth rotate? A. clockwise, east to west direction B. clockwise, west to east direction C. counterclockwise, east to west direction D. counterclockwise, west to east direction
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  3. What doyou call the turning movement of the Earth on its axis? A. acceleration B. location C. revolution D. rotation 4. How many degrees does The Earth tilt on its axis? A. 23.3° on its axis B. 24.5° on its axis C. 23.5° on its axis D. 25.3° on its axis
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  5. Which ofthe following is true? A. Earth completes one rotation in 365 1/4 days. B. Earth rotates on its axis as it revolves around the sun. C. Earth rotates once a month as it revolves around the sun. D. The Sun revolves around the Earth while the Earth is rotating.
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  B. Directions: Answerin 1-2 sentences. 1. How does the Earth move? ________________________________ 2. Why do the hemispheres not have the same seasons at the same time? __________________________________________________ 3. Do the rotation and revolution of the Earth affect the lives of people? Why? ____________________________________________
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  Directions: In aparagraph form consisting of 5 sentences, write the importance of the Earth’s rotation to all the living things. Used a separate sheet of paper.
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  Thank You!!!