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COT DLP in Science 4

The document outlines a science lesson plan for 4th grade students on ways to prevent or minimize the harmful effects of changes in materials on the environment. The lesson involves students identifying human activities that harm the environment, their effects, and ways to control the damage. Students will work in groups on activities like suggesting ways to prevent dynamite fishing or cutting down trees. They will then present their work and discuss ways to generally advocate for protecting the environment. The evaluation asks students to identify good or bad environmental practices.
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COT DLP in Science 4

The document outlines a science lesson plan for 4th grade students on ways to prevent or minimize the harmful effects of changes in materials on the environment. The lesson involves students identifying human activities that harm the environment, their effects, and ways to control the damage. Students will work in groups on activities like suggesting ways to prevent dynamite fishing or cutting down trees. They will then present their work and discuss ways to generally advocate for protecting the environment. The evaluation asks students to identify good or bad environmental practices.
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Republic of the Philippines

Region I
Division of La Union
BANGAR DISTRICT
LUZONG SUR INTEGRATED SCHOOL

Name of Teacher:
Date & Time: July 29, 2019/7:40 – 8:30
Subject Area: Science
Grade & Section: 4
Quarter: 1st Quarter

I. Objectives RPMS: KRAs & Objectives


A. Content Standard Changes that materials undergo when KRA 3
exposed to certain conditions Objective 7: Planned, managed
and implemented
B. Performance Standards Evaluate whether the changes in materials developmentally sequenced
are useful or harmful to one’s environment teaching and learning processes
C. Learning Objective/s Suggests ways to prevent/ minimize the to meet curriculum requirements
harmful effects of the changes in the and varied teaching contexts
materials to the environment
II. Subject Matter Ways to Prevent/Minimize Harmful Effects of
the Changes in the Materials to the
Environment
Reference/s: Science 4 CG
Science 4 LM pp. 49-56
Science 4 TG pp. 61-67
Learning Resources: pictures, ppt, charts, interactive LR
Curriculum Link: Art, EsP, AP
Strategies Used: Inquiry based, collaborative learning
Values Inculcated: Environmental Awareness
III. Procedure
A. Engagement Review on identifying whether the changes KRA 2
in the materials are useful or harmful to the Objective 4: Managed
environment. classroom structure to engage
learners, individually or in
groups, in meaningful
Showing of pictures of some human
exploration, discovery and
activities that make changes on the hands-on activities within a
materials that are harmful to the range of physical learning
environment. environments
- What do you think are the effects of these
activities to the environment?
- What ways do you suggest to prevent the
harmful effects of these activities to the
environment?

B. Exploration - Setting of standards for group work KRA 2


- Distribution of activity cards and materials Objective 5: Managed learner
- Performing the activity behavior constructively by
applying positive and non-violent
discipline to ensure learning-
Group 1 – Draw fishing materials to prevent
focused environment
the harmful effects of dynamite/cyanide
fishing KRA 2
Objective 4: Managed
Group 2 – Poster making on how to prevent classroom structure to engage
cutting down of trees learners, individually or in
groups, in meaningful
Group 3 – Suggest ways on how to prevent exploration, discovery and
the harmful effects of burning old tires hands-on activities within a
range of physical learning
environments
Group 4 – Practice ways on how to minimize
improper waste disposal
KRA 1
C. Explanation - Group presentation Objective 3: Applied a range of
- Discussion/ Analysis/Processing of teaching strategies to develop
answers/work critical and creative thinking as
well as other higher order
thinking skills

KRA 2
Objective 6: Used differentiated
developmentally appropriate
learning experiences to address
learners’ gender, needs,
strengths, interest and
experiences

KRA 1
Objective 1: Applied knowledge
of content within and across
curriculum teaching areas

D. Elaboration - What human activities harm the KRA 1


environment? Objective 3: Applied a range of
- What are the effects of these activities? teaching strategies to develop
- How do we control or prevent these critical and creative thinking as
well as other higher order
harmful effects to the environment?
thinking skills
- Using interactive learning resources to
further strengthen the lesson (OER)

- In closing let us always advocate/observe


this PHRASE to minimize activities that may KRA 1
harm our environment. This is our Objective 2: Used range of
word/phrase for the day… teaching strategies that enhance
learner achievement in literacy
12 15 5 15 18 and numeracy
V U

5 14 V 9 R 15 14 M 5 14 T

IV. Evaluation Which of the following activities/ways will


you suggest to prevent/minimize the harmful
effects of the changes in the materials to the
environment? Put a () if you suggest and
(X) if NOT
___1. Using old tires for container gardening
___2. Planting trees to avoid flooding
___3. Throwing garbage in the river
___4. Using net for fishing
___5. Burn old tires and plastics
V. Assignment Cut pictures showing how to minimize the
harmful effects of the changes in the
materials/human activities to the
environment

Prepared by:

_____________________
Teacher Noted:

__________________
School Head

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