Irene Science LP
Irene Science LP
Irene Science LP
I. Objectives:
a. Elicit (5 mins.)
Everybody look at the clouds outside. Can you
tell the condition of the day considering the
condition of the clouds?
b. Engage (5 mins.)
Review (Matching Type):
A. Sunny Day
B. Windy Day
C. Rainy Day
D. Cloudy Day
c. Explore
Group activity (2 Groups)
Choose 1 leader to present the activity in front
Cumulus clouds
These clouds are low-level
layers with a fairly uniform
grey or white color. They are
the lowest-lying cloud type
and sometimes appear at the
surface in the form of mist or
fog.
Stratus clouds
It detached; individual,
cauliflower-shaped clouds
usually spotted in fair weather
conditions. The tops of these
clouds are mostly brilliant
white tufts when lit by the
Sun, although their base is
usually relatively dark.
Nimbus clouds
Cirrus cloud
D. Explain (8mins.)
Yes ma’am!
Are the clouds important to us?
E. Elaborate
Do clouds help us to tell the kind of weather?
Yes Ma’am!
Rainy weather
Scavenger’s Hunt
Look for the different clouds in the box. Pick one and
read the questions at the back and answer it.
G. Extend
Draw the different kinds of clouds.
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