This document discusses different methods for separating mixtures: hand picking, filtration, and sieving. Hand picking involves separating components of a mixture that are large enough to pick up by hand. Sieving uses a sieve to separate mixtures where components have different sizes. Filtration uses a filter paper or cloth to separate solid and liquid mixtures, allowing only the fluid to pass through. Examples are given of separating mixtures using each method.

2. IDENTIFY IF THE
MIXTURE IS
HOMOGENEOUS OR
HETEROGENEOUS

3. Mixed fruits
HETEROGENEOUS

4. Gelatin
HOMOGENEOUS

5. Ice Cream
HOMOGENEOUS

6. Blood
HOMOGENEOUS

7. Hamburger
HETEROGENEOUS

8. WORDS YO REMEMBER
HAND PICKING
FILTRATION
SEIVING
FILTER
SIEVE

9. Puzzle
Game

12. Group
Work

14. Hand Picking
Method is a technique
used in separating the
solid component of
mixture should be big
enough to be seen and
picked up by hand.

15. Sieving Method is
used to separate a
dry mixture which
contains substances
with different sizes
by passing it
through a sieve.

16. Filtration is a process
in which solid and
liquid components
can be separated with
the use of filter paper
or filter cloth is used
as a medium through
which only the fluid
can pass.

17. 1. What are the different ways in separating mixtures?
Let’s answer the following questions
2. What is the meaning of Filtration Method?
3. Will you give an example of separating mixtures using
Filtration method?
4. How about an example of using Sieving method?
5. How about an example of using Hand Picking method?

18. Identify the technique of separating mixtures. H for Hand picking;
F for Filtration; and S for Sieving. Use a separate sheet for your
answer.
1. different books on the table - ______H___
2. mongo from baby powder - ________S________
3. dried tea leaves from hot water- _F
4. candies of different flavor- H
5. seeds from flour- S