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Physics Lessons: Motion and Light

The document outlines a science lesson plan covering concepts such as refraction, reflection, absorption, and transmission of light, along with Newton's laws of motion. It includes activities for students to complete in their science notebooks and emphasizes the importance of visible light and its source. Additionally, there are performance tasks for Araling Panlipunan to be completed in various formats throughout the week.

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Physics Lessons: Motion and Light

The document outlines a science lesson plan covering concepts such as refraction, reflection, absorption, and transmission of light, along with Newton's laws of motion. It includes activities for students to complete in their science notebooks and emphasizes the importance of visible light and its source. Additionally, there are performance tasks for Araling Panlipunan to be completed in various formats throughout the week.

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SCIENCE DAY 1: READ AND WATCH VIDEO 1.

Refraction- The bending of light as it


LESSON passes through different materials.
First Law of Motion: Law of Inertia - 2. Reflection - The bouncing back of
“an object at rest stays at rest until an light when it hits and object.
outside force 3. Absorption - The materials are taking
causes it to move, or an object in motion in the light and not reflecting it back.
continues to move in the same direction 4. Transmission - The passing of light
until a force stops it or changes its through some materials.
direction.”
- Objects in Motion 3 kinds of transmission:
The law of inertia also applies to moving 1. Transparent - materials allow all
objects. Objects in motion will remain light to pass through them.
motion 2. Translucent - materials allow some
unless a force stops them. light to pass through them.
Second Law: Law of Acceleration - "The 3. Opaque - materials do not allow
greater the mass of the object, the more light to pass through them.
force needed to make it accelerate or to DAY 4 AND 5: DO THE ACTIVITY 1.
make it move." FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND
Third Law of Motion: Law of ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. WRITE YOUR
Interaction - The third law says that for ANSWER IN YOUR SCIENCE BIG
every action (force) there is an equal and NOTEBOOK.
opposite reaction (force).
DAY 2

DAY 3; Performance task: do this in


your Science Big notebook

DAY 4: Read and watch video lesson


Visible Light
The light that is visible to the human eye is
called visible light, or simply light. The
visible light is the only part of the
electromagnetic spectrum (EM). The EM
shows the entire range of waves present in
our world. The primary source of visible
light is the sun. The visible light allows us
to see color that
is not absorbed by the objects. For
example, we see most plants as green
because the leaves absorb all the colors of
visible light except for green.
ARALING PANLIPUNAN PERFORMANCE
TASKS DAY 1: ISULAT SA AP
NOTEBOOK

DAY 2: ISULAT SA BONDPAPER,


MAGING MALIKHAIN SA PAGGAWA NG
PROYEKTO.

DAY 3: ISULAT ANG SAGOT SA AP


NOTEBOOK

DAY 4: ISULAT ANG SAGOT SA AP


NOTEBOOK

DAY 5: ISULAT ANG TAMANG SAGOT SA


AP NOTEBOOK.

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