Detailed Lesson Plan in Science 9

School Saint Peter’s College of Ormoc Grade Level 7

Teacher Jarence Linzel Boholst Learning Area Science
Time & Date Dec 19, 2024 Quarter 3rd

I. Learning At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to :

Competencies A. infer the conditions necessary for heat transfer to occur;
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B. reflect on the importance of heat transfer on their daily lives,
C. and create an illustration of the different methods of heat transfer
II. Subject
Matter A. Topic: Heat Transfer

B. Materials: Visual Aids about the topic, Canva Presentation about the
topic, Whiteboard, Marker, and Laptop

C. References: MISOSA 4. Methods of Heat Transfer. , Science and

Technology I: Integrated Science Textbook for First Year. Villamil,
Aurora M., Ed.D. 1998. P. 97. *

D. Values Integration: Heat transfer is essential in cooking and food

preparation, connecting to the importance of heat transfer in our daily
lives.

III. Procedure Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities
Everybody please stand and may I request (the student will lead a prayer)
Michaela to lead us a prayer.

Please pass your assignments that I have (students will pass their
given you last time. assignments on the front.)

Good morning class. Good morning, Sir, it is nice to

see you today!
It’s nice to see you too. Before you take your
seats, kindly arrange your chair and pick-up (the students arrange their chairs
some pieces of paper under your chair. and pick up the pieces of paper)

Okay, I see everything is clean. You may Thank you sir.

now take your seat.

Turn your phone into silent mode to avoid Yes, sir. (the students will keep
any interruption and keep your phone inside their phones in their bag)
your bag.
Class, who is absent today? None, sir.

Alright. Very Good. Give yourself a ‘’YES”

clap for attending this class and having a (the students will do the YES
complete attendance. clap)

B. Developmental Activities
Let us have a short recap of our previous Our last lesson was all about the
lesson. What was our last lesson all about? characteristics of light.

Very good! To check your understanding, let

us try this activity called “Fill in the blank”

Instructions: Complete the paragraph below

by choosing the appropriate words from the Okay, sir!
box. All clear class? Let us start, then.

The apparent _______ is not the actual

amount of visible light produced by a
source. It decreases as the distance between (the students raise their hands
the light source and the illuminated and choose the correct answer.)
surface______. It is also affected by the
______ of the light source. And the intensity Answer:
of light source is affected by the chemical 1. brightness
composition of the light source. 2. increases
3. intensity
Proper lighting is crucial for creating 4. safe
functional, ______, and visually pleasing 5. illumination
environments. It ensures adequate ________
for various tasks, enhances safety and
security, contributes to the aesthetics of a
space, and promotes energy efficiency.

● illumination
● safe
● increases
● intensity
● brightness

It’s a good start, that you understand our

previous lesson. Good job everyone!

C. Motivation
To engage you more for today’s lesson you
will be having an activity called “Letter
Hunt: Characteristic of a person”
Direction: I will divide this class in to four
groups. Based on the different situations or
characteristics that I will present to you, all
you have to do is to identify the word that
starts with the letters H, E, A, and T.

Situations/Characteristics:
1. A gas that surrounds us. We breathe it in Air
and out.

2. Having a high temperature. Walking in Hot

streets at 12:00nn.

3. Full of energy and enthusiasm. Feeling Energized

motivated.

4. Feeling exhausted or fatigued. Feeling Tired

luck of energy

So, what are the letters that we identify? H, E, A, and T, sir!

With that, what do you think our lesson for I think we will be talking about
today? heat, sir.

D. Presentation of the Lesson

Let us now begin our discussion on

today’s topic.

Based on some of the questions I asked you Sir, heat transfer is the
earlier, what comes to your mind flow of thermal energy from
when you hear the word heat transfer? one body to another as a result
of a difference intemperature.
That’s correct, very good!

Heat is just another term for thermal energy

that is moving. In the scientific sense, heat
flows any time there is a difference in
temperature. Heat transfers naturally
from the warmer object to the cooler
one or from higher temperature to
lower temperature.

How about temperature, what is its Sir, heat is measured in joules

difference to heat? while temperature is measured
in Celsius,Kelvin, Fahrenheit or
Rankine.
Yes, that’s right! Any other answers? Sir, temperature is measured
based on the hotness and
coldness of a
substance/object.

Yes, that’s correct! Temperature and heat are

related but often confused since
temperature measures the random kinetic
energy of a single molecule or atom or
simply the hotness and coldness of an
object. Whereas, heat is the movement
of thermal energy from high energy to
lower energy to achieve thermal
equilibrium of an object.

E. Discussion Proper
There are different methods of heat Sir, based on the pictures the
transfer. Will you enumerate them three methods of heat
based on the pictures shown in front? transfer is conduction,
convection and radiation.

Very good! Will you describe the Sir, the process of conduction is
process of conduction based on the the transfer of heat through
picture? direct contact.

Very good! Conduction is the transfer of Sir, an example of conduction is

heat by the direct contact of particles a metal spoon on a hot coffee.
of matter. Can you give me an example of The spoon made of metal
heat transfer in conduction? directly contact the hot water
in the cup resulting the
transfer of heat from the cup into
teaspoon

That’s right! Also, when we try to

touch a mug that has been poured with hot
water. Heat will now be transferred to
our hands. Those are an example of
conduction

What about convection, how do you Sir, the process of convection

describe this method of heat transfer? is the transfer of heat through
fluid caused by molecular
motion.
That’s correct! Unlike conduction the
process of heat transfer of convection is
through the motion of fluids such as air and
water. Example is when you boil hot
water. The temperature of molecules
within the water increases and slowly
move upwards. The hot water
molecules become less dense,and they
rise above the denser cooler molecules.
This movement of molecules creates
the convection current.

How about radiation, how do you Sir, heat is transferred

describe this method of heat transfer? through radiation or transmitted
in the form of rays or wave
particles.

Yes, that’s right! Thermal radiation is

transferred in the form of
electromagnetic waves, including light.
An example of this is when you stand in the
sun on a cold, calm day, you will feel
warmth from the sun. Heat from the
sun is transferred to Earth by thermal
radiation.

Okay class, based on the definition of heat Sir, based on the definition,
transfer through radiation, kindly give me an example of radiation would
another example of radiation. be when we are at a campsite.
We often do a bonfire at the
campsite. While Standing or
beside the bonfire, we
experienced the transfer of
heat without direct contact with
the [Link] heat from the fire is
transferred through radiation.
F. Application

Alright, class! Now, in your everyday Sir, in my daily life, my mother

life, can you give me other instances in does her ironing as an
which we can observe the transfer of heat. example of conduction because
the heat from the flat iron
transfers to the clothes, and it
Nice observation! Very good! has direct contact with it.

How about radiation? In what instances can

we observe the transfer of heat through
radiation? When we walk to school, we feel
the sun hit our skin.
Okay, that’s correct.

Very Good! Heat transfer is an essential

part of our daily lives. Based on the
picture,why do you think sweating is
necessary to a human person?
Sir, it is necessary because when
we sweat, we release heat from
the body which helps us cool
down a bit.

That’s right! The evaporation of

oursweat consumes energy (latent
heat)which our body wants to get rid of in a
form of heat. This process helps your
body to stay cool, whether it’s due to high
fever when we are sick or running a
marathon. Our bodies will overheat if we
did not sweat.

G. Generalization

Now, to summarize the core ideas for this

lesson, try this activity “fill in the blank”
Instructions: Complete the paragraph below
 by choosing the appropriate words from the
box.

All clear class? Let us start, then. Yes, sir.

Heat is a form of (1) ______ that is

transferred from one object to another due to
the (2) _______ in their temperature (3)
________ refers to the relative hotness or
coldness of an object. Heat is transferred Answer:
from object of (4) _______ to an object of 1. Energy
(5) ______. 2. Difference
● difference 3. Temperature
● lower temperature 4. Higher temperature
● higher temperature 5. Lower temperature
● energy
● temperature

IV. Evaluation Direction: Write the letter of the correct answer on ¼ sheet of paper.

[Link] of the following best describes the concept of heat transfer?

a) The movement of cold air from one place to another
b) The transfer of energy from a hotter object to a cooler object
c) The process of converting heat into mechanical energy
d) The release of heat through chemical reactions

[Link] of the following conditions is necessary for heat transfer to occur?

a) A vacuum environment
b) Absence of any temperature difference
c) Presence of a medium or material to transfer heat
d) Complete isolation from the surroundings

[Link] does heat transfer play an important role in our daily lives?
a) It helps in the production of electricity
b) It is essential for cooking food
c) It regulates the Earth's climate
d) All of the above

4. Which of the following conditions is necessary for heat transfer to occur?

a) Both objects involved must have the same temperature.
b) The objects must be in a vacuum.
c) There must be a temperature difference between the objects.
d) The objects must be in direct contact with each other.

5. What is the form of energy that is transferred from one object to another?
a) Heat
b) Light
c) Sound
 Answers
1. b
2. c
3. d
4. c
5. a

V. Assignment Direction: Write a short essay discussing the importance of heat transfer in
(Enrichment/ maintaining environmental balance and its implications for human activities.
Remidiation) Write it in a one whole sheet of paper.

Remarks