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    Lesson 44

    EFFECTS OF FORCE ON THE


    SHAPE OF AN OBJECT

    CONRAD LERMAN M. BELTRAN


    ALASAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    City of San Fernando (P)
    ENGAGEMENT

    1. Ask the pupils to move a chair.


    a. Will the chair move if you push it? How
    about if you pull it?
    b. Why do you think your chair move when
    you pushed it? How about when you
    pulled it?
    c. Based from this activity, how will you
    describe force?
    d. Can you cite other examples/situations
    when force is applied?
    2. “Let us do an activity which
    will help you understand the
    effects of force on the shape of
    an object.”
    3. Why do you think the force
    applied cause a change in the
    size, shape and movements of an
    object?
    EXPLORATION

    1. Group Activity
    Perform LM – Lesson 44,
    Activity 1: “What are the
    effects of force on the shape of
    an object?”
    (A) (B) (C)
    WHAT I DID TO CHANGE WHAT CHANGES TOOK
    OBJECT THE SHAPE OF THE PLACE AFTER I HAVE
    MATERIALS APPLIED FORCE ON THE
    MATERIAL?

    Sponge

    rubber ball

    modelling clay

    styrofoam

    bar soap
    (A) (B) (C)
    WHAT I DID TO CHANGE WHAT CHANGES TOOK
    OBJECT THE SHAPE OF THE PLACE AFTER I HAVE
    MATERIALS APPLIED FORCE ON THE
    MATERIAL?

    chocolate bar

    plastic drinking glass

    Foil paper

    Bottle cap

    Cup cake

    eggshell
    EXPLANATION
    1. Reporting and explanation of
    group output.
    2. Guide Questions:
    a. What did you apply when you
    hammer, bend, stretch or
    crumple an object?
    b. What happened to an object when
    force is applied on an object?
    Why?
    EXPLANATION

    3. When force is applied on an


    object ____________________
    ELABORATION/EXTENSION

    The shape of an object


    changes when force is applied on
    it. Pushing, pulling, pounding,
    compressing, bending, twisting,
    tearing, stretching or squeezing
    are some ways of changing the
    shape of an object.
    Say: Jimmy is taller than his
    brother. He used his
    brother’s t-shirt without
    asking permission. It partly
    fits him. He stretched the
    shirt down to his waist.
    What do you think would
    happen to the t-shirt?
    EVALUATION

    Complete the chart


    Materials Can you change the How?
    shape
    noodles
    chocolate bar
    cartolina strip
    toothpaste tube
    plastic ruler
    paper clip
    plastic straw
    candy wrapper
    ASSIGNMENT

    Cite examples/ situations when the force


    applied changed the shape of an object

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