SCIE 4 LP 4as Earth and Space
SCIE 4 LP 4as Earth and Space
SCIE 4 LP 4as Earth and Space
1.
4.
Materials:
1 big ball (plastic or Styrofoam
ball)
1 small ball (diameter must be
about ¼ of the big ball)
flashlight or other light source
2 pieces barbecue stick (about one
ruler long)
any white paper or cardboard
larger than the big ball
Styrofoam block or block of wood
as a base
Procedure:
1. Pierce the small ball in the middle
with the barbecue stick. Then push
the stick into a Styrofoam block to
make it stand (see drawing on the
right). The small ball represents
the Moon. Do the same to the big
ball. The big ball represents the
Earth.
Activity Proper:
On a piece of bond paper, the group will
write their observations and explanations
based on the given activity. Next their
going to answer the questions:
What is formed on the other side of
the Moon?
What is formed on the surface of
the Earth?
What is formed on the white
paper?
What happens to the shadow of
the Moon as you move the Moon
around the Earth?
Observe the appearance of the
Moon. What is the effect of the
shadow of the Earth on the Moon
as the Moon reaches position X
(see drawing above)?
Post Activity:
Each group will choose their
representative or reporter and share their
observation in class.
B. Analysis
The teacher will gather the work of the
learners and she will check if each group
got the correct answer.
Let's begin with the group 1. Followed by (Group 1 representative will present their
Group 2 work)
(After presenting their report, the teacher (After Group 1, Group 2 will present their
will credit her learners) work)
You all deserve a big round of applause (Students will clap their hands)
C. Abstraction
Our topic for today is about the _______.
Based on your observation what is our
topic for today. Anyone?
Based on our observations, the title of our
Yes, John? topic for today is all about eclipse.
Yes exactly!
You know that the Sun gives off light. Yes, Ma’am!
Right class?
Yes Ma’am
Did you understand the type of eclipses?
None Ma’am
Any question? Violent Reaction?
D. Application
3. Which of the following is the correct alignment for solar eclipses to occur? The
blue circle represents Earth and the small gray circle represents the moon. C
5. What part of the shadow is dimmed but light is not totally absent? B
a) Umbra
b) Penumbra
c) Black shadow
d) Dimmed shadow
V. Assignment
Directions: List down 5 occurrences of eclipse (it is either lunar or solar) in the
Philippines.
TIME AND DATE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Guide Questions: Directions: Read the questions carefully. Write the letter of your
answer on a separate sheet of paper.
1. When do solar eclipses happen?
2. Is a solar eclipse a common occurrence in the Philippines? Why or why
not?
Prepared by:
Añain, Fatima Grace M.
Science Teacher