Science4 - Q1 - MT - Module 2 Lesson 5 - Changes Solid Materials Undergo When Cut - Mia
Science4 - Q1 - MT - Module 2 Lesson 5 - Changes Solid Materials Undergo When Cut - Mia
Science4 - Q1 - MT - Module 2 Lesson 5 - Changes Solid Materials Undergo When Cut - Mia
GRADE
Science
K to 12 BEC
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4
ScienceLearner’s Module
Department of Education
Republic of the Philippines
2
Science – Grade 4
Quarter 1 – Module 2: Changes in Solid Materials
First Edition, 2020
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Aiming at the Target
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Lesson Changes Solid Materials
5 Undergo When Cut
In lesson 4, you have learned that solid materials can be
hammered. When material is hammered, it changes its size and
shape but retains its original properties and only the physical
appearance of the materials has changed. What will happen if
these materials are cut? Are all solid materials able to be cut?
Let us determine in lesson 5.
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Gearing Up to Start
SOLID MATERIALS
Found In The
Found At Home Found In School
Community
Questions:
1. Do you think these solid materials can be cut? Why?
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Hitting the Target
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Strengthening the Gap
Activity
Materials: You will need the following: (Ask help from parents)
1 pc. of: used paper (any kind of paper), small cardboard
(any karton), used cloth (any kind), pair of scissors, 2 pcs. of
candy wrappers, leaves
What to Do:
1. Look for a corner in your place where you can work safely.
2. Using the pair of scissors, cut each of the given materials.
(Be careful and observe safety precautions). Observe and
describe what happens to each material.
3. Record your observations on the table.
Material What changes did you
observe after cutting?
1. piece of paper
2. piece of cardboard (karton)
3. candy wrapper
4. leaves
5. piece of cloth
Guide Questions:
1. What happened to the solid materials when they were
cut?
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2. Was a new material formed when solid material was cut?
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Wrapping Up to Go
Answer This
Not all solid materials ca be cut using simple scissors. Some
solid materials, like iron, steel, etc., can be cut using
sophisticated cutters (i.e. metal cutters/machine cutters).
1. Now, if you are the worker who is using metal cutters, how
can you protect yourself from danger/accident considering the
fact that the edges of sheet metal are razor sharp?
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Checking the Target
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Enriching the Skill
What to do:
1. Look for solid materials that you have at home that can
be cut. Observe and describe what happened to
each material.
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Finding the Score
Across
Down
Wrapping Up To Go
Solid Materials can change its size and shape through cutting, but no new material is formed.
References
Department of Education.(2020) K-12 Most Essential Learning Competencies,p.378
Department of Education. Science 4 Teacher’s Guide pp.45-48
Department of Education. Science 4 Learner’s Materials pp.36-37
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ANSWER SHEET
Lesson 5 – Changes Solid Materials Undergo When Cut
NAME: ________________________________ SUBJECT: __________
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Connecting to the Past
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1. Do you think these solid materials can be cut? Why?
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2. Was a new material formed when solid material was
cut?
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3. What characteristics of solid were evident in this experiment?
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Wrapping Up To Go
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