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Science Grade 4 Lesson 1 Day 1 to 2
1. Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB WATER
Chapter 1:Properties of Matter
Grade 4
1ST
QUARTER
Digitized Instructional Material
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SCIENCE 4
(First Quarter- Week 1)
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2. Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB WATER
Chapter 1: Properties of Matter
Grade 4
1st QUARTER
Content Standard: The Learners demonstrate understanding of
grouping different materials based on their properties.
Performance Standard: The learners should be able to recognize
and practice proper handling of products.
Learning Competency: The learners should be able to classify
materials based on the ability to absorb water,float,sink,undergo
decay.
Learning Objective: Describe and classify materials based on the
ability to absorb water.
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4. Name the different pictures and tell if it is
solid, liquid or gas.
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ELICIT
Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB
WATER
Chapter 1:Properties of Matter
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5. Name the different pictures and identify if it is
solid, liquid or gas.
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ELICIT
Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB WATER
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ENGAGE
Based on the pictures given,what are solids?liquids?gas?
Fill up the chart.Group the materials according to the state of matter:
solids, liquids, or gas.
Solid Liquid Gas
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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ENGAGE
How did we group the materials?
Look at the materials you have
listed.What if I place one object in
a basin with water?Observe what
happens.
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8. Activity 1: “Which Materials Absorb Water and Which Do Not?”
What you need:
Rubber ball,cotton balls,sponge,face
towel,rug,t-shirt.
What to do:
1.The whole group will listen to the instructions
given by the teacher.
2.Form a group of 4 members each and choose
among your group the person who will act as,
timer, recorder,leader and presenter.
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EXPLORE
Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB
WATER
Chapter 1:Properties of Matter
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9. 3.Put the materials one by one in a basin. Observe its
characteristics and write them on the chart below.
4.Lift up the material and squeeze. Let the water drip down on
the basin.Did the water come out? Did the material get wet? Is
the material heavier when wet?
5.Record the observations in the chart.Do the same for each
material.
6.Discuss your observation,present your data chart in a class.
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WATER
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10. Name of object Characteristics of the
Material
Put ()if material
absorbs water or (x) if
does not.BEFORE
adding
water
AFTER
adding
water
1.Rubber balls
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EXPLAIN
GUIDE QUESTIONS:
What are the characteristics of each of the
materials before placing them in water?
Did all the materials absorb water?
Which of the materials absorb water? What are
these materials made of?
Which of the materials did not absorb water? What
are these materials made of?
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EXPLAIN
Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB
WATER
Chapter 1:Properties of Matter
Grade 4
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13. (First Quarter - Week 1)
Lesson 1 - Day 2
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14. Porous materials -are materials having small
holes that allow air or liquid to pass through.
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ELABORATE
Cotton is very porous,
which makes it a natural
absorber of water.
1. How did you find the activity yesterday?
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15. Non-porous materials are materials do not allow air or
liquid to pass through.
Absorb-to take in(something, such as liquid)in a natural or
gradual way.
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ELABORATE
Plastic is a non-
porous
material,which does
not allow water to
pass through.
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Why would some
people prefer to use
plastic bag than a paper
bag?
ELABORAT
E
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Chapter 1:Properties of Matter
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During rainy days,what
kind of materials are you
going to use to prevent
you from getting wet?
Explain why?
ELABORAT
E
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18. Directions: Put check () on the blank before the picture
if it absorbs water and cross (x) if it does not absorb
water.
____1. ____2. ____3.
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EVALUATE
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19. ____4. ____5.
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EVALUATE
Lesson 1: MATERIALS THAT ABSORB WATER
Chapter 1:Properties of Matter
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20. Collect at least 10 materials
and test them as to whether
or not the materials absorb
water.
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Editor's Notes
Teacher say: Here are the different pictures and tell if it solid, liquid or gas?
Ask: What materials did you see?
Pupils answer: cotton buds, marbles, spoon & fork, tissue, towel, sponge, water
Teacher say: I will show you different pictures,and tell if it solid,liquid or gas?
Pupils answer: cotton buds, marbless, spoon & fork, tissue,towel,sponge,water
Pupils Answer: Solid materials are spoon and fork,marbles,tissue,towel,sponge,cooton buds.
Liquid materials are water and Gas materials is the ballon and inside the balloon is gas.
1.We grouped the materials according to their state :solid,liquid and gas.
2.The materials will float or it will sink.
1.Gather the materials needed for the activity.
2.Divide the materials equally to every group of pupils.
3.Group the pupils into three.
4.instruct each group to get the materials needed from the teacher.
5.Provide each group with LM
6.Instruct each group to perform Lesson 1:LM Activity 1.
7.Go around anf follow up the conduct of activity each group.
8.Remind each group that they will be presenting their gathered data in class after finishing their activity.
1.Gather the materials needed for the activity.
2.Divide the materials equally to every group of pupils.
3.Group the pupils into three.
4.instruct each group to get the materials needed from the teacher.
5.Provide each group with LM
6.Instruct each group to perform Lesson 1:LM Activity 1.
7.Go around anf follow up the conduct of activity each group.
8.Remind each group that they will be presenting their gathered data in class after finishing their activity.
1.(round,thick,soft, etch.)
2.No
3.(cotton balls,sponge,face towel,t-shirt,rug)
( Made of cotton)
4.(rubber ball,made of rubber)
Ask:
1. How did you find the activity yesterday?
2.When you added water to the materials,what happened to the water?to the materials?
3.When you lifted the material and squezzed it, did water come out? Did the material get wet?
4.Is the material heavier when wet?
1.Paper bags easily get wet than plastic bag,a non porous material which does not allow water to pass through.
We need to use raincoats to prevent us from getting wet.Plastic raincoat does not absorb water.Plastic does not allow water to pass through.