GENERAL SCIENCE

1. Physics in Daily Life
7Es Lesson Presentation | Grade 11
General Science

2. Learning Competency
• • Describe how basic physics principles are
applied in daily life
• • Formulate a definition of physics based on
personal experiences

3. Objectives
• • Recognize examples of physics in daily life
• • Define physics using real-life experiences
• • Identify physics principles behind common
tasks and devices
• • Reflect on the importance of understanding
physics

4. Elicit: Activating Prior Knowledge
• • Think: Where do you see physics in daily
life?
• • Pair: Discuss with a seatmate
• • Share: Present answers to class
• Examples: riding a bike, cooking, switching on
lights

5. Engage: If Physics Disappeared
• • Imagine a world without physics
• • What wouldn’t work?
• • Sample student responses:
• - 'Lights won’t turn on'
• - 'Cars won’t move'
• - 'No electricity or sound'

6. Explore: Identifying Physics in Daily
Tasks
• • Students choose 3 activities:
• - e.g., cooking, walking, phone usage
• • Describe what happens
• • Guess the physics involved

7. Explain: Clarifying Concepts
• • Terms introduced:
• - Motion, Force, Energy, Electricity, Heat,
Sound
• • Class-generated definition:
• 'Physics is the science of how things move,
change, or work in everyday life'

8. Elaborate: Create a Poster
• • Title: 'Physics in My Life'
• • Show 3 daily scenarios with:
• - What happens
• - What physics is involved
• - Why it's useful to know

9. Evaluate: Pre-Test Sample
Questions
• 1. Which activity shows heat transfer by
conduction?
• 2. What helps a fan cool the room?
• 3. What allows you to hear music?
• 4. Why don’t you float when you jump?
• 5. Why do wires heat up?

10. Evaluate: Post-Test Sample
Questions
• 1. Which is an example of physics in daily life?
• 2. What slows you down on a rough floor?
• 3. What energy does a rice cooker use?
• 4. What is physics (student definition)?
• 5. How does a speaker produce sound?

11. Extend: Beyond the Lesson
• • Photo activity: Take pictures of 3 daily
physics examples
• • Interview family: How do you use physics at
home?
• • Journal: Track 1 day of physics in action

12. Reflection: Student Questions
• • How has your idea of physics changed?
• • Why is it important in life?
• • How can physics help us live smarter or
safer?