lesson for quarter1, week 1 in grade 8 science

1. The Particle
Nature of
Matter

2. S8MT -IIIa-b-8
Explain the properties of
solids, liquids, and gases based
on the particle nature of
matter;

3. S8MTIIIc-d-9
Explain physical changes in
terms of the arrangement and
motion of atoms and molecules;

4. The particle nature of matter

6. Pre-Test
1. What do you call to anything that
occupies space and has mass?
a. Matter b. Volume
c. Mass d. Weight

7. 2. The study of matter and its
properties
a. Physics c. earth science
b. Biology d. Chemistry

8. 3. A property of matter that
occupies space.
a. Volume c. Mass
b. Weight d. Height

9. 4. It is a measurement of content of the
material present in a matter
a. Mass b. volume c. property
d. Matter

10. 5. The smallest particle of an element
that has all the property of an element
a. Atom c. molecule
b. proton d. neutron

11. 6. The particle consisting of two or more
atoms combined together in a specific
arrangement.
a. Molecule c . atom
b. electron d. proton

12. II. Identify the picture and write whether it is
solid, liquid or gas
1. 2. 3.

13. III. True or False
1.Matter is made up of tiny particles
2.Particles of matter is not moving
3.These particles have spaces between
them
4.The particles of matter doesn’t attract
each other

14. IV. Matching Type
match the column A with column B
A
1. The process where a gas is change
into liquid, and the reverse of
evaporation
2. The process in which liquid turn to
gas
3. Solid change to liquid
4. Liquid change to solid
5. Solid turns to gas
6. Gas to solid
B
a.Freezing
b.Melting
c. Evaporation
d.Condensation
e.Sublimation
f. Deposition

15. How would you describe yourself so that someone
else could identify you?
On a separate sheet of paper, write as many physical
description of yourself as you can. Do not put your
name on the paper
One of your classmates will read the characteristics
and the whole class will try to identify who is that
person.

16. Definition of terms
Matter- is anything that occupies space and has mass
Mass- is the measurement of the content of the
material
Volume- is the space occupied by matter
Density- amount of mass in a given volume
Properties- characteristics that describe the sample
of matter
Mass and Volume- general properties of matter

17. Find the eight specific properties of matter in
the word search. Then write them on the box
M S B M T R S
N I V A W H F
S Z S S E J M
D E N S I T Y
S H Y F G E D
H T J K H X V
A H J R T T O
P C O L O U R
E C E G E R U
V O L U M E O
Properties of Matter
Q1. What are the eight properties of matter?

18. Identifying which is matter
Sample
Is the sample matter?
Reason for your answer
Yes No Not sure
Sugar granules
Water
Stone
Air inside ball
Leaves
Smoke
Heat
Light

19. Questions
Q1. What similarities do you observe among the first five
given samples?
Q2. How about smoke, heat and light do they occupy
space and have mass? Why do you say so?
Q3. Do you think each sample occupies space?
Q4. Does each sample have measurable mass? Prove your
answer by demonstrating how you measure the mass of
each sample. Record the mass you got for each sample

20. Rate the students based on the rubrics given.
Rubrics 5 4 3 2
Manifestation of concepts
Accuracy of data
Cooperation/ team work
Promptness
Indicators:
5- Excellent
4- Very good
3- good
2-needs improvement
(Highest score 20 points based on the rubrics)

21. What are the common properties of
matter?
How do you define matter?
Does matter present everywhere? Why do
you think so?
How do you differentiate matter from non-
matter?

22. Fill in the flow chart below.
What is matter? Properties of matter
5 examples of matter

23. Assessment
1. A property of matter that occupy space
a. Volume b. mass c. density
2. Anything that occupies space and has mass.
a. Matter b. density c. mass
3. It is a measurement of content of the material
present in a matter
a. Mass b. volume c. property

24. 4. In the box below choose which of the following is matter and non-
matter.
Sample Matter Non- matter
Bag
Love
Spoon
Time
Dream
Table
Memories

25. Assignment: