Meteors Meteoroids and Meteorite

CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE
San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur

College of Development Education
Computer Science High School of Bicolandia
Detailed Lesson Plan in Earth and Space
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I
Learning Objectives
At the end of the discussion, the students are expected to:
1) Describe meteors, meteoroid and meteorite
2) Differentiate meteors, meteoroid and meteorite
3) Perform simple activity which has relevance to meteors, meteoroid
and meteorite
4) Cite the importance of meteors, meteoroid and meteorite on our
daily living.
II
SUBJECT MATTER
a Topic:
Meteoroid, Meteor, and Meteorite: How are they related?
b References: Science Grade 8 Learners Material Unit 2, page 160-164
c Materials:
laptop, projector, manila paper, markers, activity
sheet
d Science Concepts: natural resources- naturally occurring exploitable
material: a naturally occurring material, e.g. coal or wood, that can be
exploited by people
e
f
g
h
Process Skills:
describe, differentiate, performing and citing.
Values integration: patience and cooperation in group work.
Duration:
1 hour
Methodology: 5Es approach (Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate and
Evalaute)
Teacher Activity
Preliminary Activities
Greetings
Good Morning Class!
Student Activity
Good Morning sir.
(student) In the name of the Father, the

Son and the Holy Spirit, Amen.
(Students will pray)
Yes, Sir!
(students will pick up pieces of dirt and
arrange their seats properly)
Prayer
Please all stand for the opening
prayer. Mr.________ please lead the prayer.
Classroom management
Class before you seat down, please
pick up the pieces of dirt under your chair
and arrange your seats properly.
(Secretary) None sir!
Checking of attendance
Ms. Secretary, do we have
absentees?
Thats good.
Checking of assignments
Did I give you an assignment last

meeting?
OK, since none lets recapitulate of what
we have discussed last meeting
Recall of past lesson

Who can recall of what we have
discussed last meeting?
So, again what are comets?
What are the components of

comets?
(The students will answer the question)

(student)Last meeting we discussed all
about comets and asteroids
(student) sir, Comet- is a dusty chunk
of ice that partially vaporizes as it
passes near the sun
(Student), sir the components of the
comets are coma, nucleus, ion tail or
gas tail, dust tail and hydrogen envelope
(Student), sir comets come from the
two reservoir of the outer solar system
which are the Kuiper belt and Oort cloud
(Student) sir, Asteroid-Are rocky
leftovers of planet formation
(student) sir, base from what I have
learned the asteroid belt is located
between the orbit of Mars and Jupiter?
Where do comets come from?
How about asteroids, how can you

define asteroid?
Where does the asteroid belt
located?
comet
Thank you for that wonderful retention, I

am hoping that you will never forget that.
Engage
Motivation
I will present some pictures then
you are going to identify the name
of each picture according to the
appearance.
asteroid
belt
the
meteor
entering the earths atmosphere
What is this image?

How about this one?
How about this one?
Presentation of new lesson
Very good answers, class. That

images have connection with our new
topic which is meteoroid, meteor, and
meteorite: how are they related?
At the end of the discussion, the

students are expected to:
1. Describe meteors, meteoroid and
meteorite
2. Differentiate meteors, meteoroid and
meteorite
3. Perform simple activity which has
relevance to meteors, meteoroid and
meteorite
4. Cite the importance of meteors,
meteoroid and meteorite on our daily
living.
Presentation of Objectives
But, before we discuss our topic, lets

have first our learning objectives:
Who can read?
(Student will read)
Meteoroid A small fragment of

a comet or asteroid that orbits the
Sun.
Meteor a small fragment
burning up in our atmosphere.
Meteorite A small fragment of a
meteor that survived until it
reached the ground.
Ok, thank you these objectives will

be our goal for this day and we will
attain it profoundly.
Unlocking of difficulties
(kindly read the following

terminologies)
Ok thank you those terms will be used in

our discussion for us to understand more
about the topic.
EXPLORE
To start with our topic, we will be
having first an activity.
I will group you into four groups, each
group must have a leader and presenters.
Group leader kindly approach me for the
materials.
The activity is very easy because you are
just going to arrange the chronological
order of the meteorite, meteor and
asteroid when they enter the earths
atmosphere.
Yes, sir
(the students will answer the activity
sheet)
The presenter will present their output
The activity is interesting and enjoyable

in such a way that we should think
appropriate answers to the given word
Comet- is a dusty chunk of ice that

partially vaporizes as it passes near the
sun
(The students will answer)
Meteors are what see in the sky or the

so called shooting star

Arrange the following words:
meteoroid, meteorite and meteor before
and after entering the earths atmosphere
Then you are going to write the answers
on the manila paper that I gave. After that
you the presenter will explain to the class
why they arrive that answers.
I will give 7 minutes to the activity then
you are going to be graded according to
the rubrics that I made.
Are you ready class?
(The students will do the activity)
So I think lets come now to the

presentation of each group.
Ok, lets proceed to the presentation of
group one. lets give them around
applause.
Ok thank
Explain
How did you find the activity?
What is comet?
Who can give an examples of comets?

Why we have different comets?
How comets are formed?
What is meteor on your words?
How does meteors form?

What is asteroid?
How does asteroid form?
Elaborate
Ok, thank you for your wonderful answers
Since you already know the concept
behind comets, asteroids and meteors, I
will give an activity, same grouping.
I will give you manila paper and pentel
pen then you are going to put the
importance of the comets, asteroids and
meteors
Each group will explain that importance to
the class.
I will give you 5 minutes to the activity
Evaluation
Get sheet of paper, then answer the
following questions.
For 3 points define the following
1. Comets
2.Asteroids
(The students will answer the

evaluation)
3. meteors
For 7 points, give the importance
Enrichment
Please has an advance reading about our
next activity and kindly bring those
materials needed
Prepared by:
Ronald B. Bagamasbad
Student teacher, CSHSB
Submitted to:
Catherine B. Briones
Cooperating Teacher, CSHSB

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CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE

San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur

Good Morning sir.

(student) In the name of the Father, the

(Secretary) None sir!

Did I give you an assignment last

Recall of past lesson

So, again what are comets?

What are the components of

(The students will answer the question)

Where do comets come from?

How about asteroids, how can you

Thank you for that wonderful retention, I

What is this image?

How about this one?

Presentation of new lesson

Very good answers, class. That

At the end of the discussion, the

But, before we discuss our topic, lets

(Student will read)

Meteoroid A small fragment of

Ok, thank you these objectives will

(kindly read the following

Ok thank you those terms will be used in

The presenter will present their output

The activity is interesting and enjoyable

Comet- is a dusty chunk of ice that

Meteors are what see in the sky or the

(The students will answer the question)

(The students will do the activity)

So I think lets come now to the

Who can give an examples of comets?

How does meteors form?

(The students will answer the

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