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School CITY COLLEGE OF Grade Level 7

CALAPAN
Teacher
PANALIGAN, SHARMINE S.
Learning SCIENCE
ESCALONA, REA M.
Area
Teaching
Dates and June 2024 Quarter 3
Time
I. OBJECTIVES

The learner demonstrates an understanding of:


A. Content Standard The principles of heat transfer including conduction, convection, and
radiation, and their practical application
The learners shall be able to:
B. Performance Standard Design and conduct an experiment to investigate heat transfer
mechanism
C. Learning The learners should be able to:
Competency/Objectives Infer the conditions necessary for heat transfer to occur S7LT-
IIIh-i-12
Write code for each
The learners should be able to:
❖ Explain the concept of heat and the three modes of heat transfer
❖ Perform experiments to observe and demonstrate the effects of
different heat transfer modes on objects and material
❖ Demonstrate curiosity and enthusiasm for exploring heat transfer
phenomena through hands-on experiments and demonstration

II. CONTENT HEAT TRANSFER


Topic/Title:
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES

A. References

Additional Materials from


Learning Resource
(LR)portal
Materials Tv, laptop, power point, visual aids, paper and pen

B. Other Learning Resource https://www.greenspec.co.uk/building-design/concrete-production-


impactdesign/

https://www.simscale.com/docs/simwiki/heat-transfer-thermalanalysis/
what-isheat-
transfer/#:~:text=Heat%20transfer%20describes%20the
%20flow,conduction%2C %20convection%2C%20and%20radiation
IV. PROCEDURES TEACHERS’ ACTIVITY STUDENTS’ ACITIVITY
PRELIMINARIES
Before we start, everyone kindly stand In the name of the Father, and of
for a short prayer that will be lead by ___ the
Son, and the
Holy Spirit
Thank you_____ Amen…
So, good morning everyone
Good morning Ma’am
Before you take your seat, kindly pick
up all the pieces of paper or any trash
under your chair

Okay, you may now take your seats.


Thank you Ma’am
Before we proceed to our formal
discussion, class secretary do we have
any absentees today
No one Ma’am
Okay, good to hear that everyone is
here again today. Very good

A. ELICIT Now, let’s start!


Who wants to do a recap first before we
move on to our next topic? (student raised his
hands)
Yes?
Ma’am, last meeting we
discussed about the three phases
of
matter. The solid, liquid, and gas
Very good____.
Another one?

(some students will raise their


hands)
Yes___?
We also discussed the
characteristics of each and we
Wow! It’s very evident that you truly provided some example
learned something from our previous
topic.
Any questions or clarifications prior to
that lesson? Is it all clear?
Nothing Ma’am, all clear
Okay good. So now, let us have our first
activity called ‘WORD HUNT’
All you have to do is to find the hidden
words on the grid either, horizontally,
vertically, diagonally, backward, or
forward in a span of 2 minutes, then
write all the words that you found in
your notebook. The first five who will
get all the 5 hidden words will get a
prize, just raise your pen to indicate
that you found all the words already,
so find all 5 hidden words as fast as
you can. Okay?
Okay Ma’am
Good, you may start
HIDDEN WORDS: CONDUCTION
CONVECTION
RADIATION
HEAT
TRANSFER

CONDUCTIO
N
Just put a check on the correct answers
that you obtained

Those 5 students who finished first,


you’ll have a prize.

Who got 5 points?


(some students will raise their
Very good everyone. Later we will tackle hand)
how these words are related to our topic

B. ENGAGE
so now, here’s our learning objectives.
Kindly read everyone

At the end of the lesson, the student


should be able to:

❖ Explain the concept of heat and the


three modes of heat transfer
❖ Perform experiments to observe and
demonstrate the effects of different
heat transfer modes on objects and
material
❖ Demonstrate curiosity and
enthusiasm for exploring heat
transfer phenomena through hands-
on experiments and demonstration
Okay thankyou everyone.

Now, let’s proceed to our next activity (students will volunteer)


called
‘DART BALLOON GAME’
I need 2 groups with 5 members each.
Who wants to volunteer?
Yes?
Okay thankyou.
I have here 10 balloons, 5 balloons each
side with corresponding jumbled letters
inside.
To make it even clearer here’s the full
mechanics
Kindly read everyone

• Form 2 teams consisting of five


members each
• Teams takes turn playing
• A player from the first team
throws a dart at a balloon to pop
it
• Once popped the player retrieves
the jumbled word inside the
balloon to earn points (the words
have different point value based
on difficulty). After unscrambling,
the player passes the dart to the
next team member
• If the players encounter difficulty
in unscrambling the word, they
can skip the word and proceed to
the next player.
• This continues until all team
members have taken a turn
• Each team will have 2 minutes to
finish the game
Is it all clear? Do you have a
question? so since no one is
raising their hand, so I assume
that you clearly understand the
game mechanics

So those 10 students who volunteered,


kindly join me here in front. (students who volunteered will come
Okay thankyou. in front)
So let’s start

(the game will start)


Okay time is up
announce the winner)
C. EXPLORE Okay, another activity let us have video
analysis I have here a short video
showing different scenarios involving
heat transfer, later I will ask you what
you have noticed in each scenario for
you to gain an initial knowledge about
our next topic.

Is it clear? Do you have any question? None Ma’am, all clear

Okay, so here’s the video presentation.

Guide questions:
1. What is heat?
2. How do heat flows?
3. What are the three modes of heat
transfer? Explain each.

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https:
//youtu.be/Me60Ti0E_rY?si=cog
(after presenting the video)

Okay, going back to our guide questions. Ma’am, heat is the form of
energy that can be transferred
What is heat? Anyone?
from one object to another.

Okay very good____

Give___3 claps Mam it says in the video that


heat moves from higher to lower
How do heat flows? temperature.
Very good____

Give___3 claps (students will clap)


Ma’am it’s conduction,
For the last question, what are the three convection and radiation.
modes of heat transfer?

(students will clap)


Okay very good, give___3 claps

So later we will further elaborate your


answers.
D. EXPLAIN (LESSON PROPER)
*Discuss what is heat transfer

So let’s discuss what is heat transfer

What is heat? So, based from__ it is a form


of energy that transfer between objects.
And heat flows from what? Is it from hot
region to cold or from cold region to hot
region?
From hot area to cold area Ma’am
Okay, Very good!

Anyone, again what is the three mode of


heat transfer?

Yes__? Conduction, convection and radiation

Very good
Conduction, convection and radiation

So what is conduction, based on the video


presented a while ago?
The transfer of energy through direct
Yes___? contact Ma’am

Okay, very good. So in what medium does In solid ma’am


conduction occur?
Precisely!
It is because the molecules of a solid
materials are tightly packed so the tendency
is that the molecules bumped with each
other easily that leads to transfer of heat
Ma’am when you walk barefoot on a
Who can give me an example of conduction? hot sidewalk

Okay, can you explain to us how do walking Ma’am when you walk barefoot on a
barefooted on a sidewalk an example of sidewalk, the heat from the surface
conduction of the road transferred to the soles
of your foot making it warm. And
because there is a direct contact
between two object
Very good! Good explanation as well

How about convection?


Ma’am convection is process by
which heat is transferred by
movement of heated fluid such as
Give me an example water

One example of conduction is the


transfer of heat from a coffee to the
spoon
Okay, very good
And radiation?
Ma’am the heat is transfer through
electromagnetic wave
Example?
Sun heating the earth
Very good, how do you say so?

Ma’am sun doesn’t have a direct


contact with the earth but the earth
was heated right? And it is because
of the electromagnetic wave in the
Very good. Very good everyone surrounding that carry the heat from
the sun to the earth
E. ELABORATE Okay now, let’s proceed to another activity.
We will be having a simple experiment
regarding our topic today.
So last time I group you into three Yes Ma’am
groups right?

Okay so for group 1, we have,


___, ___, ___, ____, ____, ___, ____, and ___.
For group 2, we have, ____, ___, ___, ___,
and, ___.
For group 3, ____, ____, ___, ___, ___, and
___.
So now go to your respective group and
form a circle. I’ll give you 3 minutes for
conducting experiments and then 1-2
minutes for the presentation

Here’s the rubric for the presentation


(see below)

So for the first group, conduction.


The materials needed are:
Metal rod (copper or aluminum) Candle
or small heat source, Stopwatch or timer
The steps are; kindly read group 1

1. start by heating the end of the


metal rod then gently hold the
other end of the metal rod and
Okay so for group 2, your materials are, record your observation. Make
a heat source, water, a glass sure to record how long it takes
container, and a stirring rod for the rod to get warm

Kindly read the procedure group 2.

1.fill the glass container with


small amount of water, place the
Okay, for group 3, your materials is just container on a heat source
a heat source observe the movement of water
as it
For the procedure, just place your hand heated
near the heat source and observe what
will happen to your hand okay?

Okay, you may start


(after 5 minutes)
Time is up

Let's start from Group one, group 1 you


may now take the lead

(Group 1 will present)


In this simple activity, as we
heated the other end of the rod
Very good observation group one, well
and when we touch the other
explained.
end, we feel warm, so with that,
Give group 1, 10 claps
we can conclude that the heat
from the other end of the rod
Group 2, you may now proceed
transfer to other end

(claps)
Very good group 2, give group 2, 10
claps
Ma’am we observe that, as the
Okay let’s proceed to the last group
water rise gradually, small
bubbles may start forming at the
bottom of the container

Yup, and it is because?


Ma’am as we placed our hands
near the heat source we felt
Okay very good, give yourself a round of warm though we didn’t directly
applause put our hands on fire
Ma’am, it is because of the
electromagnetic wave.
G. EVALUATE
Quiz
DIRECTION: CHOOSE THE LETTER OF
THE
CORRECT ANSWER

1. Which statement best describes


convection?
a. Heat transfer through direct
contact of molecules
b. Heat transfer through
electromagnetic waves
c. Heat transfer through the
movement of
fluids
d. Heat transfer through a vacuum

2. Which statement accurately describes


the relationship between temperature
and heat transfer?
a. Higher temperature always results
in faster heat transfer
b. Higher temperature always results
in slower heat transfer
c. Temperature and heat transfer
are independent of each other
d. The relationship between
temperature andheat transfer depends
on the materials involved
3. When ice cubes are added to a glass
of water, the ice cubes melt because:
a. Heat is transferred from the ice
cubes to the water
b. Heat is transferred from the water
to the ice cubes
c. Heat is radiated by the ice cubes
d. Heat is absorbed by the ice cubes
from the air

4. A metal spoon left in a pot of boiling


water gets hot mainly due to: a.
Conduction
b. Convection
c. Radiation
d. Absorption

5. Which of the following statements


best describes why heat conduction is
more accurate in solid mediums
compared to fluids?
a. Solid molecules have higher
energy levels, promoting faster heat
transfer
b. Solid molecules are closely
packed, facilitating direct heat transfer
through atomic collisions
c. Solid mediums have a higher
coefficient of thermal expansion,
enhancing heat conductivity
d. Solid mediums exhibit turbulent
flow, increasing the efficiency of heat
conduction ANSWER KEY:
1. C
2. A 3. A
4. A
5. B
H. EXTEND
ASSIGNMENT: DIGITAL CONCEPT MAP

DIRECTION: Choose one type of heat


transfer (conduction, convection, or
radiation) that you would like to focus on
for this assignment.
Use an online concept mapping tool like
Coggle, Canva or Popplet to create a
digital concept map illustrating the
chosen type of heat transfer.
Start with the central concept (e.g.,
"Conduction") and branch out to include
subtopics such as definition, examples,
and real-life applications. Include text,
images, and arrows to connect related
concepts and demonstrate relationships.
Populate your concept map with
relevant information about the chosen
type of heat transfer. This could include:
Definition and explanation of the heat
transfer process, examples of heat
transfer in everyday life, diagrams or
illustrations to visually represent the
process.
For the presentation, prepare a brief
presentation to explain your digital
concept map to the class. Use your
concept map as a visual aid to guide
your presentation, highlighting key
concepts and connections.

Here’s the criteria for your assignment:

Clarity and organization of the digital


concept map (30%)
Accuracy and completeness of content
(25%)
Creativity and engagement of
presentation (20%)
Ability to explain concepts effectively
during the presentation (15%)
Overall demonstration of understanding
of heat transfer concepts (10%)

You can take a picture of this criteria so


you will be guided.

Any question? is it all clear? All clear Ma’am


Okay class, so thankyou for attending
and participating to our discussion
today, I hope that you all learned
something today. okay so that would be
all. Class dismissed. Thank you Ma’am
V.REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation
B. No. of learners who require additional activities for remediation who scored below 80%
C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of learners who have caught up with the lesson
D. No. of learners who continue to require remediation
E. Which of my teaching strategies worked well? Why did this work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter which my principal or supervisor can help me solve?
G. What innovation or localized materials did I use/discover which I wish to share with other teachers?
Prepared and submitted by:

ESCALONA, REA M.

PANALIGAN, SHARMINE S.

Approved by:

Sir Bismillah Garpa, LPT


M208 Instructor

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