The document discusses homogeneous mixtures, defined as materials made up of two or more different substances that are physically combined and evenly distributed. It explains various solutions, their components (solute and solvent), and provides household examples like sugar in water and soy sauce with vinegar. The lesson emphasizes the importance of homogeneous mixtures in daily life and encourages appreciation for unity among diverse substances.

1. SCIENCE 6
Q1-MODULE 1
LESSON 1:
HOMOGENEOUS
MIXTURES

2. Are you familiar with the
food in this picture?
In one (1) minute, can
you tell at least 10
ingredients used in Halo-
halo?

3. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:
Describe the
appearance
of homogeneous
mixtures.
Enumerate common
household examples
of homogeneous
mixtures.
Appreciate the
uses of common
household
homogeneous
mixtures.

4. A mixture is a material made up
of two or more different substances
which are physically combined.
MIXTURES

5. A mixture is the physical combination
of two or more substances in which the
identities are retained and are mixed
in the form of solutions, suspensions
and colloids.
MIXTURES

6. when combined substances
in a mixture are evenly spread
throughout the mixture.
HOMOGENEOUS
MIXTURE
ocean water
air

7. Many homogeneous mixtures are
commonly referred to as solutions.
Solutions are homogeneous mixtures
having two or more components
uniformly distributed.
SOLUTION

8. EXAMPLE
sugar in water salt in water vinegar in water

9. A solution consists of a solute and
a solvent.
SOLUTION

10. The solute is the substance that is
dissolved. The solvent is the
substance that dissolves the solute.
SOLUTION

11. For example in a solution of sugar
and water, the sugar is the solute
and the water is the solvent.
sugar (solute) water (solvent)

12. are materials that can easily dissolve
in water.Substances react differently
when mixed with water. Some substances like
sugar, coffee and salt spread evenly
when mixed with water.
SOLUBLE
MATERIAL
sugar coffee salt

13. Liquid materials can also be combined
with another liquid material. Two liquids
that mixed completely together are said
to be miscible. Soy sauce and vinegar solution
is an example of a miscible liquid.
MISCIBLE LIQUID
vinegar soy sauce

14. FIVE TYPES
OF SOLUTION

15. a solid substance
is dissolved in a liquid
substance like salt
in water.
SOLID IN LIQUID

16. a liquid substance can also
be dissolved in another
liquid like wine,
alcohol and water.
LIQUID IN LIQUID

17. in gas in liquid certain liquids
contain gaseous substances,
soft drinks appear as liquid,
but they actually contain
carbon dioxide gas.
GAS IN LIQUID

18. Water is the universal solvent.
Oxygen is also present in water.
Air is a very good example of
gas solution.
GAS IN GAS

19. Alloys are examples of solid
in solid solution. Examples
are brass, composed of
copper and zinc and steel,
composed of carbon and
iron metals.
SOLID IN SOLID
trumpet
made of brass

20. NAME IT
TO
WIN IT

21. A mixture is a material made up of two or more
different substances which are physically combined.
MIX CHORES
MIXTURES

22. are materials that can easily dissolve
in water.
SOUL LOW
SOLUBLE
BALL

23. Two liquids that mixed completely together
are said to be ________.
MISS SEE
MISCIBLE
BALL

24. when combined substances in a mixture are evenly
spread throughout the mixture.
HOME JEAN
HOMOGENEOUS
MOO NEWS

25. Direction: Give ten (10) homogeneous mixtures you usually
combine or mix at home.
ASSESSMENT
Solid and Liquid Mixture Liquid and Liquid Mixture

26. Direction: Solutions may be solids, liquids or gases.
Below is a list of solutions. Identify the state of each solution.
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY
soda drink
State
(solid, liqud, gas)

27. Direction: Solutions may be solids, liquids or gases.
Below is a list of solutions. Identify the state of each solution.
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY
air
State
(solid, liqud, gas)

28. Direction: Solutions may be solids, liquids or gases.
Below is a list of solutions. Identify the state of each solution.
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY
gold
State
(solid, liqud, gas)

29. Direction: Solutions may be solids, liquids or gases.
Below is a list of solutions. Identify the state of each solution.
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY
water
State
(solid, liqud, gas)

30. Why homogeneous mixtures are essential in our daily lives?
REFLECTION

31. Homogeneous mixtures are
combined substances
that are evenly spread
throughout the mixture.
REMEMBE
R

32. Like us humans, we need to be
combined and together with
other people despite our
differences for common goods.
REMEMBE
R

33. That is what we call
UNITY IN DIVERSITY.
REMEMBE
R