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This multigrade lesson plan for Science III and IV focuses on weather conditions and their components, aiming for students to identify, differentiate, and role-play various weather scenarios. The lesson includes a mix of discussions, videos, games, and group activities to engage students in learning about air temperature, air pressure, humidity, and wind. Evaluation and assignments are provided for both grades to reinforce the concepts taught.

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This multigrade lesson plan for Science III and IV focuses on weather conditions and their components, aiming for students to identify, differentiate, and role-play various weather scenarios. The lesson includes a mix of discussions, videos, games, and group activities to engage students in learning about air temperature, air pressure, humidity, and wind. Evaluation and assignments are provided for both grades to reinforce the concepts taught.

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MULTIGRADE LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE III AND IV

I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of fifty minutes’ discussion, the learners with at least 60% level of
proficiency should be able to or can:
A. identify and differentiate the weather conditions and its components;
B. recognize the factors in changing we; and
C. perform a simple role play using the weather components.

II. SUBJECT MATTER:


A. Topic: Changes of the Weather Conditions
B. References: Science, Health, and Environment Series, Exploring and Protecting
Our World, Grade 4. Second Edition, Page 266-28. Copy right 2010.
C. Materials: Power point presentation, bouquet, speaker, worksheet, cartolina,
crayons, plastic eggs.

III. PROCEDURE:
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY LEARNER’S ACTIVITY
A. Preliminaries
Good morning, class.
Good morning ma’am.
How are you today?
We are fine ma’am.
Okay, before we start our lesson for today, let’s
stand and pray. (Prayer)

Before you take a sit, kindly pick all the litters


under your chair and arrange it as well, okay?

Yes ma’am.
B. Motivation
Now, I am going to show you a different weather
symbol, you just need to identify what symbol it is,
okay my dear students?

Ok, what weather symbol is this?

It’s sunny ma’am.

Good Job! How about this?

It`s cloudy ma’am.

Great! What weather symbol is this?

It’s rainy ma’am.


Excellent! how about this?

It`s windy ma’am.

And lastly, what weather symbol is this?

It`s stormy ma’am.

Excellent !
C. Presentation

Before we proceed to the discussion.

I have here a short video, I want you to listen


attentively because afterwards I’m going to ask
some questions regarding to the video.

Are you ready?


Yes ma’am.
*The teacher will play a short video*

“What is weather like today”


[Link]

“Factors Affecting Weather”


[Link]

Now, who among you can tell me what are the


video is all about?
Both video depicts weather ma’am.
Excellent!
D. Discussion

How can we tell that the weather is sunny day?


If the sun is shining bright, and the air is
hot.
How about when cloudy day?
If there are plenty of clouds in the sky,
and it not too hot.
What about in rainy day?
If there are dark clouds and its raining.
How about when windy day?
If the wind is strong but there is no rain.
Lastly, how can we tell that the weather is stormy
day?
If it is raining hard and the wind is very
That’s right! strong.

What about weather?


Weather is the condition of the Earth’s
atmosphere at a given time and place.
Now, what do you think are the main factors that
affects the weather? Air temperature, air pressure, humidity
and wind speed and direction.

Nice! The first component is the air temperature?


Who can define what is Air Temperature? Air Temperature is a measuring
technique to ensure how cold or hot the
air is.
Now, we can say that the air temperature does
change, right class?
Good Job! During the daytime, the side of the Yes ma’am.
Earth facing the sun receives directly heat from the
sun. Making the land and water warm. This turn
makes air temperature rise.
What about night time?
During night time the side of the earth is
facing away from the sun, that’s why it
loses the source of heat, making the
temperature decrease.
The next component is the air pressure. What is air
pressure?
It is the weight of the air atmosphere
pressing down on the Earth.
It has two types, the low pressure and the high
pressure.
When the air is heavy, it presses down hard and
creates high pressure.
When the air is light, there is low pressure.
Next is, humidity. What is humidity?
It the amount of water vapor in the air.
The air holds almost all the water vapor than it can
hold at temperature. In this case, the humidity is
high. When the humidity is high, the water
evaporates slowly.
Lastly, the wind speed and direction.
I have here a crafted windmill, observe what will
happen.
What can you say about the wind speed? Is it slow,
moderate, or fast?
Yes ma’am.
How about the direction of the wind?
Good Job! It comes from the right, left side ma’am.
Remember, Air does not stay in one place all the
time. It rises when it warm and sinks when it cold.
It moves from an area of high pressure to an area
of low pressure.
The speed of wind depends on the difference
between air pressure in two areas.
If the difference is slight, the wind speed is slow
and moderate.
And what if the difference is big?

Great Job! The wind speed becomes fast and can be


violent enough to blow or houses along
the path.
E. Generalization
Now, we will be having another game, this game is
called “passing the bouquet”.

Here’s the mechanic, when the music starts


playing, you will pass the bouquet and when the
music stops, you also stop passing, and I will ask a
question whoever is holding the bouquet, ok class?
Yes ma’am.
(the music starts, the students start passing)
(the music stops)

The sun is shining bright. The air hot, what


weather condition am I?
Sunny Day
There are plenty of clouds in the sky. It is not too
hot, what weather condition am I?
Cloudy Day
The wind is strong, but there is no rain. What
weather condition am I?
Windy Day
There are dark clouds. It is raining, what weather
condition am I?
Rainy Day
It is raining hard and the wind is very strong, what
weather condition am I?
Stormy Day
What is the air temperature?
Air Temperature is to measure how hot
or cold the air ma’am.
Nice! what are the components of weather?
The components of weather are:
The air temperature
The air pressure
The humidity
And the wind speed and direction
ma’am.
Good Job! what is the blanket of air that surrounds
in the earth?
It is the atmosphere ma’am.
What is air pressure?
It is the weight of the air pressing down
on the earth per unit area.
Lastly, what is the importance of these elements?
(Student’s answer may vary.)
The importance of these elements is for
us to gather information about the
weather, on land, in the air, and even in
the space to have predictions and issue
timely warning about severe weather
events.

Good Job! It also simply for us to know the


weather condition, which could lead to protection
of life and property.

Wow, you really understood are lesson, then the


fun and exciting part.

I will group you for our activity today. Is everyone


ready? Yes ma’am.
F. Application

I will group you into four (4). Each group will be


given a task so you better involve yourselves, ok?
Are we clear my dear students?
Yes ma’am.
Now count 1 to 4 and after counting, go to your
own group, am I clear class?
(The students finished counting and they
will proceed in their own group.)

Yes ma’am.
Group 1 and 3:
“What is the Weather Condition”
Direction: Create a skit or jingle, showing the
weather condition of the place/school.
Group 2 and 4:
“What is the Weather Condition”

Direction: Create a poem or drawing showing the


weather condition of the place/school.

You may now start, I will give you 15 minutes to


finish the assigned task on your group and after
that you will present it in front, are we clear my
dear students?

Yes, Ma’am
IV. EVALUATION:

Grade III
Direction: Identify the different weather conditions based on the given characteristics. Write S if
it is Sunny Day, C if it is a Cloudy day, W if it is a windy day, R if it is Rainy Day and ST if it is
a stormy day. Write your answer before the number.

_______1. The sun is shining brightly and the sky is clear. We usually wear fine clothes.
_______2. We can see thick clouds in the sky. It is a cold and fine weather so we need to wear
jackets to keep our body warm.
_______3. The wind is blowing too hard and fast. It is the best time to fly kites outside.
_______4. The rain is falling. People stay inside the house and children cannot play outside. We
use jackets and umbrellas on this weather.
_______5. The wind is very strong and heavy. It is very dangerous to go out on this day. So,
people stay inside the house. Children do not have classes.

Grade IV
Direction: Fill each blank with the correct word(s).

1. The degree of hotness or coldness of the air is called __________.


2. When the air is heavy, it sinks and creates a _________________.
3. Water evaporates faster when humidity is ____________.
4. The blanket of air that surrounds the earth is called ____________.
5. The condition of the atmosphere at any given time is called ________.

V. ASSIGNMENT:

Grade III
Direction: Make a record of the kind of weather in your place for five days. Check if it is Sunny,
Cloudy, Windy, Rainy, or Stormy weather to fill the Weather Chart below.
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

Grade IV
Direction: Search for the five instruments and functions of the weather.

Multigrade
Lesson Plan
in
Science III & IV
SUBMITTED BY:
ELLA MAE BANGYAN
SUBMITTED TO:
PROF. CATHERINE CARANGUIAN

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