Physical Science - DLP - COT
Physical Science - DLP - COT
Physical Science - DLP - COT
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I. OBJECTIVES
B. Content Standards The learner demonstrates understanding of the uses of different materials are related
to their properties and structures.
The learners are expected to determine if a molecule is polar or non-polar given its
C. Learning structure (S11/12PS-IIIc-15).
Competencies
II. CONTENT
B. Learning Resources Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change (7th Edition) by Silberberg
and Amateis
III. PROCEDURE /
STRATEGY USED
A. Preparatory Phase
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The students will be tasked to draw the Lewis Structures of the following compounds:
The students who will answer the following on the board will be chosen using a
spinning wheel.
Answers:
A. B. C.
2. Motivation The students will be divided into small groups with four members each. They will be
doing an experiment called Molecular Mixology. The students will prepare the
following materials: transparent plastic cups, oil, alcohol, water, and food color. The
students will follow the following procedure:
1. Fill the cup with water, another with oil, and another with alcohol.
2. Mix food color to the water.
3. Have students predict and observe what happens when they mix water and oil.
4. Have students predict and observe what happens when they mix water and
alcohol.
The teacher will ask 3 students to share their observations and reflection as to why
water and oil will not mix and why water and alcohol was mixed. The 3 students will
be selected using the spinning wheel.
Students will try to guess the topic by reflecting on the activity and based on their
prerequisite knowledge in Science.
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Say: Very good! Today we are going to learn about the polarity of molecular
compounds. At the end of the lesson, you are all expected to…
B. Developmental The teacher will have a short discussion about polar and non-polar molecules. The
Activities / Lesson teacher will also discuss about the difference between polar and non-polar molecules
Proper based on their structure and electronegativity difference.
The teacher will also utilize the phet simulation to explain further the lesson.
C. Culminating
Activities
1. Exercises The students will be grouped according to their common interest. Each group will
have 4-5 members. Each group will be given a worksheet wherein they will color the
shape yellow if it is polar and red if the given molecule is non-polar.
Selected students through the spinning wheel will discuss the items in the worksheet
based on what they learn from the lesson.
Integration to Arts
2. Application The teacher will discuss about the two signs (positive and negative integers) in
mathematics by solving the operations of integers. The teacher will also discuss the
integration of polarity in physics, discussing the attraction and repulsion of magnets
with their respective signs. The teacher will also discussed the different moral polarity
in life relating it to their daily decision making.
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Education
D. Evaluation Quiz:
Assignment: Notebook
E. Enrichment /
Assignment
Note:1. Values shall be integrated in any part of the lesson when deemed necessary.
2. Font style-Times New Roman, size-12, single spacing, add space after each paragraph, reference
the learning resources used-preferably from the LR portal, follow format)