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    Separation Techniques For Mixtures 5 E S Lesson Plan

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about separating techniques for mixtures. It will help students identify different separation techniques and determine the appropriate technique for a given mixture. The lesson consists of engaging students with a word jumble activity, exploring techniques through presentations, explaining key techniques like filtration and centrifugation, expanding knowledge by applying techniques to sample mixtures, and evaluating setups using provided choices.

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about separating techniques for mixtures. It will help students identify different separation techniques and determine the appropriate technique for a given mixture. The lesson consists of engaging students with a word jumble activity, exploring techniques through presentations, explaining key techniques like filtration and centrifugation, expanding knowledge by applying techniques to sample mixtures, and evaluating setups using provided choices.

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about separating techniques for mixtures. It will help students identify different separation techniques and determine the appropriate technique for a given mixture. The lesson consists of engaging students with a word jumble activity, exploring techniques through presentations, explaining key techniques like filtration and centrifugation, expanding knowledge by applying techniques to sample mixtures, and evaluating setups using provided choices.

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    Separation Techniques For Mixtures 5 E S Lesson Plan

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about separating techniques for mixtures. It will help students identify different separation techniques and determine the appropriate technique for a given mixture. The lesson consists of engaging students with a word jumble activity, exploring techniques through presentations, explaining key techniques like filtration and centrifugation, expanding knowledge by applying techniques to sample mixtures, and evaluating setups using provided choices.

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    I.

    OBJECTIVES
    At the end of the session, the students must be able to:
    1. Identify the different separating techniques of a mixture.
    2. Determine the appropriate separating techniques for the given mixture.
    II. SUBJECT MATTER: Quarter 1: Matter
    Topic: Substances and Mixtures
    Subtopic: Separating Techniques for Mixtures
    Materials: Audio-visual Presentations
    References: Student's Module
    Teacher's Guide
    YouTube
    Any Science Books with this topic
    III. LESSON PROPER
    A. Engage
     Arrange the jumbled words.
    1. SNATRAPIEG - Separating
    2. CHINETSEQU - Techniques
    3. TRESUXIMS - Mixtures
    B. Explore
    1. Show different audio-visual presentations about the topic.
    2. Let the students discover the different separation techniques.
    C. Explain
     Filtration - is the process of separating suspended solid matter from a
    liquid, by causing the latter to pass through the pores of some substance,
    called a filter. The liquid which has passed through the filter is called
    the filtrate.
     Decantation - it is done to separate particulates from a liquid by allowing
    the solids to settle to the bottom of the mixture and pouring off the
    particle-free part of the liquid.
    - It is to allow two immiscible liquids to separate and the
    lighter liquid is poured off.
     Paper Chromatography - is an analytical method used to separate colored
    chemicals or substances using filter paper suspended in a solvent.
     Centrifugation - is sedimentation of particles under the influence of the
    centrifugal force and it is used for separation of superfine suspensions.
     Magnetic Separation - is a process in which magnetically susceptible
    material is extracted from a mixture using a magnetic force.
    D. Expand
     Supply the best separation technique suitable for the given mixture.
    1.

    - blood

    2.

    - sand and iron fillings mixture

    3.

    - sand and water


    4.

    - metal scrap site

    5.

    - ink

    6.
    - coffee maker with coffee beans

    7.

    - oil and water

    8.

    - urine

    9.
    - salt water

    10.

    - rice and water

    E. Evaluate
     Describe the following setup using the choices inside the box.
    1.

    - decantation
    2.

    - centrifugation

    3.

    - filtration

    4.
    - distillation

    5.

    - magnetism
    Magnetism Condensation Filtration

    Centrifugation Distillation Evaporation

    Decantation

    IV. ASSIGNMENT
     Look for the definition of the following:
    1. Elements
    2. Compounds
    Philippine Normal University
    National Center for Teacher Education
    Taft Ave., Manila
    LESSON PLAN
    Topic: Separation Techniques for Mixtures
    (Substances and Mixtures)

    Submitted by:
    Barida, Danilyn R.
    IV-20 – BSE Chemistry

    Mrs. Edna F. Dela Cruz


    Cooperating Teacher

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