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    The document provides an overview of a 4th grade science online class on soil. It begins with a prayer, then checks attendance and introduces the lesson on soil. The lesson defines different types of soil like topsoil, subsoil, sandy soil, clay soil, and loam soil. It describes their characteristics and which plants grow best in each. There is a song about soil and types of soil. The class completes a worksheet to check their understanding of the key terms and concepts about soil.

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    Welcome to

    Grade 4-Ruby
    SCIENCE ONLINE CLASS
    FOURTH QUARTER
    Heavenly Father, creator of all things
    We thank you Oh Lord for such a wonderful day
    We ask for your Heavenly knowledge Oh Lord
    as we study our lesson today
    Guide us Dear Father and protect us from all matters of
    harm and danger.
    Thank you so much Dear God for hearing and answering
    our prayers.
    Please forgive us from our sins.
    All these we ask and pray
    In Jesus name
    Amen.
    Checking of
    Attendance
    I want you to stay focused as we go
    on with our lesson.

    Do not do unnecessary things while


    our class is still going.

    Listen carefully.
    Science
    4
    Activity 1 Word Direction: Look for words about soil.

    Hunt
    Soil
    (Tune of “Mary Had a Little Lamb”)
    by Lourdes I. Esteron

    Soil is made from weathering These are loam, sand, and clay
    weathering, weathering. sand and clay, sand and clay.
    Soil is made from weathering, These are loam, sand, and clay.
    rocks are breaking down. Now we’ve named them all.

    There are three main types of soil, Let us do observation,


    types of soil, types of soil. observation, observation.
    There are three main types of soil. Let us do observation
    Can you name them all? to find out how they differ.
    Soil
    It contains of a mixture of weathered rock
    finely ground into powder, minerals, and
    a variety of living and dead life forms.
    Topsoil
    - topmost layer
    - fertile
    - where seeds germinate,
    and plants roots grow
    Subsoil
    It is the layer
    where clay and
    mineral deposits
    are found.
    Bedrock and
    Parent Rock
    The last layers underneath
    the subsoil layer consisting
    of consolidated rocks and
    are made up of boulders.
    Sandy Soil
    - light, warm, dry
    - tends to be
    acidic and low
    in nutrients
    Sandy Soil
    - made up of granules
    of mineral and rocks
    which
    have large spaces
    between the particles
    - driest and coarsest
    type of soil
    Sandy Soil
    PLANTS:
    Carrots
    Cactus
    Aloe Vera
    Oregano
    Clay Soil - has small
    particles with
    little spaces
    - bad for growing
    plants
    Clay Soil
    Moistened clay soil
    feels sticky,
    rolls up easily, and
    can form into a ball
    or sausage-like
    shape.
    Clay Soil
    PLANTS

    - shallow rooted
    trees
    - broccoli
    - cabbages
    Clay Soil
    Loam Soil - made up of
    different types of
    soil with varying
    amounts mixed
    together
    - It holds water
    well.
    Loam Soil the ideal soil for
    gardening because it
    can hold enough
    water and oxygen,
    which are needed for
    plant growth
    Loam Soil
    VARIETIES of
    PLANTS

    fruits, vegetables,
    flowers
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    1. The topmost layer of soil is called _________


    (topsoil, humus) which is generally fertile, where
    seeds germinate, and plant roots grow.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    2. _________ (Soil, Rock) contains of a mixture of


    weathered rock finely ground into powder, minerals,
    and a variety of living and dead life forms.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    3. The layer of soil where clay and mineral


    deposits are found is called _________
    (topsoil, subsoil).
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    4. _________ (Loam, Clay) soil is the ideal soil for


    gardening because it can hold enough water and
    oxygen, which are needed for plant growth.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    5. Sand Soil is light, warm, and dry. It tends to be


    acidic and _________ (high, low) in nutrients.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    6. The organic component of soil, formed by the


    decomposition of leaves and other plant material by
    soil microorganisms, is called _________ (humus,
    fertilizer).
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    7. ___________ (Clay, Sand) soil basically has


    small particles with little spaces between, which
    makes it bad for growing things.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    8. When clay soil is dry, it becomes ________


    (hard, soft); when it is wet, it feels sticky.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    9. The __________ (bedrock and the parent rock,


    small rock and big rock) are the last layers of soil
    underneath the subsoil layer consisting of consolidated rocks
    and are made up of boulders.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    10. __________ (Sand, Clay) soil is the


    driest and coarsest among the different
    types of soil.
    Let’s Check!
    Honesty is the
    Best Policy.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    Topsoil
    1. The topmost layer of soil is called _________
    (topsoil, humus) which is generally fertile, where
    seeds germinate, and plant roots grow.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    Soil
    2. _________ (Soil, Rock) contains of a mixture of
    weathered rock finely ground into powder, minerals,
    and a variety of living and dead life forms.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    3. The layer of soil where clay and mineral


    deposits are found is called _________
    Subsoil subsoil).
    (topsoil,
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    Loam (Loam, Clay) soil is the ideal soil for


    4. _________
    gardening because it can hold enough water and
    oxygen, which are needed for plant growth.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    5. Sand Soil is light, warm, and dry. It tends to be


    acidic and _________low (high, low) in nutrients.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    6. The organic component of soil, formed by the


    decomposition of leaves and other plant material by
    soil microorganisms, is called _________ (humus,
    humus
    fertilizer).
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    Clay
    7. ___________ (Clay, Sand) soil basically has
    small particles with little spaces between, which
    makes it bad for growing things.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    8. When clay soil is dry, it becomes ________


    hard soft); when it is wet, it feels sticky.
    (hard,
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    ____________________________
    9. The __________ (bedrock and the parent rock,
    ___ rock and big rock) are the last layers of soil
    small
    underneath the subsoil layer consisting of consolidated rocks
    and are made up of boulders.
    Seatwork Let’s Check Your
    Understanding
    Choose the correct word inside the parentheses to complete
    the sentence. Write your answer in your Science notebook.

    Sand
    10. __________ (Sand, Clay) soil is the
    driest and coarsest among the different
    types of soil.
    Science 4 Quarter 4
    SCIENCE 4 WEEK 1
    Module 1: Types of Soil

    Answer directly on your printed modules.

    - Assessment
    - Teacher
    Dianne -
    Angel of God
    My guardian dear
    To whom God’s love
    Commits me here.
    Ever this day
    Be at my side,
    To light and guard,
    To rule and guide.
    Amen.
    Thank you
    and
    God bless!

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