This document outlines a lesson on heat transfer. It includes opening and closing prayers, objectives to differentiate heat and temperature and cite applications of heat transfer, and guidelines for group activities. The activities are on warming/cooling, heat and temperature, and setting up demonstrations. Methods of heat transfer discussed are conduction, convection, and radiation. Radiation transfers heat through electromagnetic waves even without contact, while conduction requires contact as heat passes between molecules. Convection occurs as heated air rises and cools, completing a current. The lesson evaluates students and assigns further study of conduction examples.

2. OPENING PRAYER

3. HOUSE RULES
• Be attentive
• Be ready to learn
• Raise your hand to speak
• Be respectful of others
opinion/answers
• Always do your BEST
• BELIEVE in yourself
• Work HARD and have FUN

4. PICTURE ANALYSIS
1. __ O T

5. 2. __ H E R M O M E T E R

6. 3. __ I R

7. 4. __ N E R G Y

8. OBJECTIVES
a.Differentiate heat and
temperature;
b.Cite some application
of heat that will
transfer to one object
to another;

9. GUIDE QUESTIONS
1.While drinking coffee, have you tried heating your
palms by holding the mug/cup?
2. When you go to a beach/resort/ river to swim, do you
want the heat from the sun warming your face?
3. Have you ever experienced your clothes being
burned while ironing it?
4. While cooking, have you experienced getting burned
by accidentally touching the stove/ casserole? What
did you do with the burned area of your skin?

10. HEAT TRANSFER WORD SEARCH
H H I N S U L A T O R E J K H
E E M S T W X A I T G M L H O
A R C O N D U C T O R W W Q T
T T H E R M A L E N E R G Y N
C E B D C U C O T S A R T K E
O M S A E I A U D R S F P L S
N P R W Q U I D L A G N J I S
D E N I P P A R E D U M I O K
U R E W L T T S E I N H Q E G
C A N L I U I W F A R E M E D
T T H E R M O M E T E R S S B
I U U Y R I N Q R I T W D S G
O R T R S U C T I O N Q W E T
N E B H I J V C F N U X E M S
W C O N V E C T I O N S N A Q

11. UNLOCKING OF DIFFICULTIES
• Convection- is a way for heat to move, also referred to as
a heat transfer mechanism.
• Hotness- high temperature.
• Temperature - the degree or intensity of heat present in a
substance or object
• Thermometer- an instrument for measuring and indicating
temperature
• Insulator - a substance which does not readily allow the
passage of heat or sound.

12. UNLOCKING OF DIFFICULTIES
• Conduction - the process by which heat or electricity is
directly transmitted through a substance
• Thermal Energy - refers to the energy contained within
a system that is responsible for its temperature.
• Radiation- the emission of energy
as electromagnetic waves or as
moving subatomic particles
• Coldness- the quality or condition of being of or at a
low or relatively low temperature

13. GROUP ACTIVITY
• Group 1. Warm me Up and
Cool Me down
• Group 2. HEAT and
TEMPERATURE
• Group 3. Set me Up

14. RUBRICS FOR GROUP PRESENTATION
CATEGORY 3 2 1 RATING
Presentation Presenter
were very
confident in
delivery with
their
presentation
Presenter were
occasionally in
delivery with
their
presentation
Presenter was
not consistent
with the level of
confidence or
preparedness
Cooperation/Coll
aboration
The group
members
contributed
greatly on the
task
Some of the
group members
contributed
greatly on the
task
Few group
members
contributed
greatly on the
task
Completion of
Task
The group
completed the
task with full
effort
The group
completed most
of the task.
The group
completed some
of the task.

15. CRITERIA RATING TOTAL
BLUE GREEN RED
Presentation
Cooperation
Completion
of Task

16. PRESENTATION OF
THE OUTPUTS

17. HEAT TRANSFER
• is a phenomenon related
to a change in temperature
or a change in an object’s
relative hotness or
coldness.
• There are three basic
heat transfer forms:
radiation, conduction,
and convection.

18. RADIATION
• the heat from the sun
travels by waves
through space
towards the Earth,
which will absorb the
heat, so the Earth
becomes warm. This
process is called
radiation.

19. CONDUCTION
• The particles or molecules of
substances in the solid-state
are very close to each other.
As the molecules in one part
of a solid are heated, the
heat travels to the nearest
object. These molecules, in
turn, transfer the heat to the
next molecules. This process
is called conduction.

20. CONVECTION
• The movement of
air due to heat is
called
convection
current.

22. HOW DOES HEAT
TRANSFER BY RADIATION
OCCUR?
•Heat transfer by radiation
occurs even in the absence
of matter.

23. HOW IS IT DIFFERENT TO
CONDUCTION?
• Radiation is different from
conduction in a way that it can be
transferred even without the
presence of an object, just like we
felt the heat of the sun even its
distance.

24. EVALUATION

25. ASSIGNMENT/TASK
• Study the methods of heat transfer by
conduction.
• Give some examples of conduction.