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Describing Object Positions for Grade 3

The document describes a science lesson on describing the relative position of objects. It includes the following objectives: 1. Describe the position of an object relative to another object. 2. Illustrate the position of any object in any location. 3. Relate the relativity of objects to directions and their position. The lesson discusses using words like "in, on, next to" to describe an object's position relative to another. It includes a student activity where students draw and label pictures showing the relative positions of objects. Criteria for the activity include originality, presentation, and timeliness. The document also assigns a follow up activity asking students to identify if objects are moving.

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Describing Object Positions for Grade 3

The document describes a science lesson on describing the relative position of objects. It includes the following objectives: 1. Describe the position of an object relative to another object. 2. Illustrate the position of any object in any location. 3. Relate the relativity of objects to directions and their position. The lesson discusses using words like "in, on, next to" to describe an object's position relative to another. It includes a student activity where students draw and label pictures showing the relative positions of objects. Criteria for the activity include originality, presentation, and timeliness. The document also assigns a follow up activity asking students to identify if objects are moving.

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  • Motion of Objects
  • Relative Position
  • Examples of Relative Position
  • Exercise and Activities
  • Assignment

Science 3

Prepared by:
Maricel A. Catorce Beed 4A
Student Teacher
Motion of objects
Lesson 1: Describing the position of
an object relative to another object.
OBJECTIVES
Objectives
1. Describe the position of an object relative to
another object
2. Illustrate the position of any object in any
location
3. Relate the relativity of objects to the directions
and their position when the need arises
Next play Video 1
Relative Position

in, on , next to,


in front, under and
between
Relative position
- are words that describe where objects
are found in an environment. It is the
location of an object based on the position
of another object either fixed or moving..
Instruction under ELABORATE

Play video 2
Other relative positions mentioned on
the video

Top, bottom, up, down, behind, over,


under, next to, above, below and beside
Activity
In a short bond paper, draw a simple picture showing the
position of an object and describe the position of an
object relative to another object. The drawing with correct
explanation regarding to its relative position in other
object will be get a 100% as a perfect score.
The score you get in this activity will be added in your

performance.
Criteria:
Originality 50 %
Presentation 30%
Timeliness 20%
100%
describe relative positions of an object.
In, on, under, in front, in between, next to

1. The pencil are _____ the pencil case


2. The cat ________ the box
3. The bag is ________ the table
4. The bear is _______ of a tree
5. The house ________ the tree
6. The cat ___________ the box
Assignment
.Do Activity 2: Entitled how can you identify if the object is moving?
. Answer the following questions:
. What is the location of the toy car before it was pushed?
. How far the distance is the toy car had moved?
. What is the location of the toy car after it was pushed?
. What is the reference point that had been used so you can say that toy c
had moved?
. Can you make anything move even if you don’t push it?
Thank
you!!

Science 3
Prepared by: 
Maricel  A. Catorce Beed 4A
Student Teacher
Motion of objects
Lesson 1: Describing the position of 
an object relative to another object.
OBJECTIVES
  Objectives
1.
Describe the position of an object relative to 
another object
2. Illustrate the position of any o
Next  play Video 1
Relative Position
in, on , next to, 
in front, under and 
between

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