Electrical Charges (Week 10 Day 1)
Electrical Charges (Week 10 Day 1)
Electrical Charges (Week 10 Day 1)
EXPLAIN (Teach the concept. Should include interaction between teacher and students).
1. The students will present the table with answers in front of the class. Give some Manila paper and
inputs missed by the students. After all the presentations, give the students time to ask marker
questions to clarify misconceptions. PowerPoint
2. Introduce the following concepts using PowerPoint presentation. Presentation
a. Types of Charges (negative and positive)
b. Charging process (by friction)
c. Law of Conservation of Charge
d. Triboelectric Series
ELABORATE (Students apply the information learned in the Explain).
The students will answer the following questions Science Activity
1. Does the charge of the material remain the same when paired up with other Notebook
material?
2. What rule could be applied in determining the charge of the materials?
3. How do electrical charges form?
EVALUATE (How will you know the students have learned the concept)?
True or False Science Activity
1. An atom can gain or lose electrons. Notebook
2. Charges can be created or destroyed.
3. Materials can be charged through rubbing them together.
4. When materials are rubbed together, the charge of the material after losing
electrons is negative.
5. The total charge in a system must remain constant.
Identification
6. The charge of the material after gaining electrons. Negative
7. The device that could determine the charges of the materials when rubbed
together. Triboelectric series
8. The law that states that charges cannot be created nor destroyed, but can be
transferred from one material to another. Law of conservation of charge
9. The charging process when materials are rubbed together. Charging by friction
10. When hair and paper are rubbed together, which material would gain electrons?
hair
Reflection
PREPARED BY:
JERRY G. YACO
SCHOOL IN-CHARGE