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This document is a science lesson plan about biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials. The objectives are to understand the changes materials undergo, use recyclable materials to make products, and differentiate between biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials. The lesson includes a review game, examples of situations with good or bad environmental effects, picture analysis, questions to generalize and apply the concepts, and an evaluation with multiple choice questions to test understanding of biodegradable vs. non-biodegradable materials. Students are assigned to list examples of each.
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- 2. Differences between biodegradable from non-biodegradable materials Science 5 1st Quarter Week 5 Day 3
- 3. Objectives: 1. Changes that materials undergo 2. Uses local, recyclable solid and/or liquid materials in making useful products. 3. Differentiate biodegradable from non- biodegradable materials. S5MT-Ie-g-3
- 4. Review: Game of Good Effect and Bad Effect of materials
- 5. Direction: Make a decision if the following situation poses good or bad effects to the environment. You are going to fall in line to the answer of your choice.
- 6. 1. Rubber when burned produces toxic fumes and acid rain.
- 7. 2. Improper waste disposal causes diseases and pollution that pose danger to our health.
- 8. 3. Some synthetic materials are used to produce medicine.
- 9. 4. Materials are used in building houses and other infrastructures.
- 10. 5. Air conditioners help to cool our house and workplaces.
- 11. Picture Analysis
- 12. Question: How do you dispose your garbage or waste material?
- 14. Generalization: What is the difference between biodegradable materials from non- biodegradable materials?
- 15. Application Why must we learn the importance of knowing biodegradable materials from non-biodegradable materials?
- 16. Evaluation: Directions: Differentiate biodegradable from non- biodegradable. Choose the letter of the best answer. 1. Empty cans, bottles, boots and scratched paper are examples of wastes material. Your mother told you to segregate it. Which of these materials would you place to a biodegradable waste bin? A. empty cans B. boots C. empty bottles D. scratched paper 2. Some materials which are normally useful become harmful when not properly disposed. Examples are those which are made of plastic and rubber. What will you do to lessen its volume? A. Make clothes made of plastics C. Just pile it up. B. Burned it. D. Make a trash bin out of it.
- 17. continuation 3. In his class, Mr. Lumbres asked his students to differentiate biodegradable from non- biodegradable materials. If you were to answer the question asked by Mr. Lumbers, what will be your answer? A. Biodegradable materials decayed while non - biodegradable do not. B. Non-biodegradable materials decayed while biodegradable do not. C. Both biodegradable materials and non - biodegradable can be recycled. D. Biodegradable materials are composed of empty bottles, plastics and cans while non - biodegradable materials are composed of dried leaves, left-over foods and the like.
- 18. continuation 4. Materials made of paper are harmless but they become sources of carbon dioxide when burned. How will you dispose your used paper? A. Put it in the box for recycling. C. Burned it. B. Throw it outside the room. D. Put it inside your bag and use for cooking. 5. The following materials are examples of biodegradable waste, EXCEPT: A. woods B. used paper C. aluminum cansD. dried twigs
- 19. Assignment List down ten (10) examples of non- biodegradable materials and ten (10) biodegradable materials.