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The document provides a lesson guide for teaching earth and life science. It outlines the objectives, content standards, learning competencies, and procedures for a lesson on geomorphic processes including weathering, erosion, mass wasting, and sedimentation. The lesson procedures include a review, establishing purpose, presenting examples, discussing concepts, group activities, applications, evaluations, and assessments.

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S11ES IIa 23

The document provides a lesson guide for teaching earth and life science. It outlines the objectives, content standards, learning competencies, and procedures for a lesson on geomorphic processes including weathering, erosion, mass wasting, and sedimentation. The lesson procedures include a review, establishing purpose, presenting examples, discussing concepts, group activities, applications, evaluations, and assessments.

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Lesson Guide in Earth and Life Science

I. OBJECTIVES

The learners demonstrate an understanding of the geologic processes


that occur on the surface of the Earth such as weathering, erosion, mass
A. Content Standards
wasting, and sedimentation (include the role of ocean basins in the
formation of sedimentary rocks)

B. Performance The learners shall be able to make a simple map showing places where
Standards erosion and landslides may pose risks in the community

The learners describe how rocks undergo weathering (S11ES-IIa-23)


a. Explain the principal differences among the various physical, chemical
C. Learning
weathering and biological weathering processes;
Competencies/
b. Discuss how variations in climate, rock type, and rock structure
Objectives
influence weathering rates;
c. Appreciate that by disintegrating and decomposing rock, weathering
prepares rock fragments for erosion, transportation, and deposition

Earth Processes/Geomorphic Processes


 Exogenic Processes
-Weathering
II. CONTENT
a. Physical Weathering
b. Chemical Weathering
c. Biological Weathering
d. Factors that Affect Weathering
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide
pages
2. Learner’s Manual
pages
Earth and Life Science by Teresita F. Religioso and Lilia G. Vengco,
3. Textbook pages
Phoenix Publishing House, 2016 pages 86-88
4. Additional
Materials from
Learning Resource
(LR) portal
Link : www.srudiestoday.com
Geomorphic Processes
B. Other Learning
Resources

IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous

1
Presentation of the concept map that will showcase the different
geomorphic processes
GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES

lesson or presenting
new lesson
(REVIEW)

The teacher will show video clips/presentations about exogenic


processes such as sedimentary processes (Weathering, Erosion,
B. Establishing a purpose
Transport and deposition), mass wasting and water cycle.
of the lesson
Guide Questions:
(MOTIVATION)
1. What are your observations on the video clips?
2. What type of geological processes present in the video?
3. Did you know that process continuously shape and modify the surface
or features of the earth?
C. Presenting Picture Analysis
examples/instances of
the new lesson
(PRE-ACTIVITY)

2
DENUDATIONAL PROCESSES AND THEIR Driving Forces

D. Discussing new
concepts and
practicing new skills 1
(ACTIVITY PROPER)
The teacher enumerates different exogenic processes. (The definition of
mass wasting, water cycle and sedimentary processes such as
weathering, erosion, deposition and transport should be posted on the
board).
2. The teacher should discuss thoroughly each exogenic processes by
giving a concrete example with pictures or video clips. (Make the
discussion engaging by asking students about their observation, news or
natural disaster related to the topics
within their community.)
Emphasize that the rain, blowing winds, river flowing, animal grazing and
alike contribute or agent in the degradation process of the rocks.
Explain why water cycle classified as one of exogenic process or ask the
students.
3. Describe how the rocks undergo weathering by physical or chemical
means. Give them a glimpse on the stability of minerals. Emphasize
that the least stable minerals are susceptible to weathering attack.

E. Discussing new
concepts and FACTORS INFLUENCING THE WEATHERING & DEPTH OF
practicing new skills 2 WEATHERING
(DEEPENING) 1.GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURE
2.CLIMATE
3.TOPOGRAPHY
4. NATURAL VEGETATION

3
Group Activity
Diagran/Chart Completion
F. Developing mastery Problems Cause Solution
(POST-ACTIVITY)

G. Finding practical
applications of Awareness Campaign in the community through Info-art dissemination or
concepts and skills in signage making
daily living
(APPLICATION)

The following questions could be asked by the teachers:


1. What are the different exogenic processes?
H. Making generalizations 2. Why does water cycle classified as one of exogenic process?
and abstractions about 3. How do rocks undergo weathering?
the lesson 4. Differentiate between chemical and physical weathering.
(GENERALIZATION) 5. In what way living organisms such as earthworm can contribute to the
so-called biological weathering?
6. What are the different environmental factors or conditions that may
cause weathering of rocks?
I. Evaluating learning Make an Scrapbook containing at least ten different exorgenic processes

4
with description. The description/detail consists of the pictures of
exogenic process, types of exorgenic processes, complete details about
the process location and time or date (if captured).
Criteria 4 3 2
1. Number of Have made all Lack of 1-2 Lack of 3-4
the the required required
pictures required number of number of
number of model model
models
2. Description Have shown Have shown Have shown
of the all the only only 1
the pictures needed detail two details. detail

3. Total The output The output The output


appearance looks looks looks
of the pleasant, clear pleasant and unpleasant not
scrapbook and real almost clear
(ASSESSMENT) and the same the same with and slightly the
with the the same
actual setting. actual setting. as the actual
setting
4. Oral Have orally Have orally Have orally
presentation explained explained the explained
the output with output the output with
correct with slightly slightly wrong
information wrong information and
properly information sometimes
and smoothly. properly commit
Had a and smoothly. error during the
strong ability to Had a presentation.
answer the moderate Had a
given ability to weak ability to
questions. answer the answer the
given given
questions. questions.
J. Additional activities for
application or
remediation
(REMEDIAL)

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