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    This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching 7th grade students about electrical circuits. The objectives are to understand the relationships between current, voltage, and resistance, and how these factors impact series and parallel circuits. The lesson will use worksheets, demonstrations with circuit simulators, and group discussions to explain definitions, concepts, and safety practices. Students will then complete a short true/false quiz to assess their understanding of how changes in voltage, resistance, and other circuit elements affect electric current.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching 7th grade students about electrical circuits. The objectives are to understand the relationships between current, voltage, and resistance, and how these factors impact series and parallel circuits. The lesson will use worksheets, demonstrations with circuit simulators, and group discussions to explain definitions, concepts, and safety practices. Students will then complete a short true/false quiz to assess their understanding of how changes in voltage, resistance, and other circuit elements affect electric current.

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    MILAGROSA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    Milagrosa, Castilla, Sorsogon


    LESSON PLAN IN TLE 7

    I. OBJECTIVES
    A. Content Standards The learners demonstrate an understanding of the current-voltage-
    resistance relationship, electric power, electric energy, and home circuit.
    Explain the advantages and disadvantages of series and parallel
    connections at homes.
    B. Performance
    Standards
    C. Learning Infer the relationship between current and charge (S8FE-Ih-30)
    Competencies and Code
    II. CONTENT Determine the relationship between electric current and voltage
    Determine the relationship between electric current and resistance
    Explain the similarities between the circuit connection
    III. LEARNING
    RESOURCES
    A. References
    1. Teacher’s Guide Pages 35-41
    2. Learner’s Material Pages 53-61
    pages
    3. Textbook pages Cvber science 7 pages 253 - 259
    4. Additional Material
    for LR
    5. Other learning https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/voltage-current-resistance-and-
    resources ohms-law#voltage
    www.youtube.com/watch?v-iLzfe_HxrWI
    IV PROCEDURES
    A. Review/Presenting Present scrambled word of CURRENT, VOLTAGE, and RESISTANCE to the
    New Lesson students. Ask them to unscramble the words. After unscrambling, the
    teacher will inform the students that they will meet the following words in
    the lesson.
    B. Establishing a Let the students share their ideas about current, voltage and resistance.
    purpose of Lesson Ask them how they are familiar with the three words.
    C. Presenting instances Give definition of Current, Voltage and Resistance
    of the new lesson Give the definition of series and parallel circuit.
    D. Discussing new Discussion of Effects of Voltage and Resistance and Electric Current. The
    concepts and practicing teacher will use the circuit construction simulator to discuss the effects of
    new skills #1 voltage and resistance on electric current.
    Discussion of series and parallel circuit.
    E. Discussing new The students will work on pairs to answer the following questions, as the
    concept and practicing teacher demonstrates circuit construction.
    new skills #2 1. What happens to the movement of electrons as the battery increases?
    2. What happens to the movement of electrons as we remove some
    batteries?
    3. How is electric current related to voltage?
    4. What happens to the movement of electrons as we add more bulbs?
    5. What happens to the movement of electrons as we lesson the bulbs?
    6. What happens to electric current as the resistance increases?
    F. Developing Master Directly proportional or Indirectly proportional?
    How is voltage and current related to each other?
    How is resistance and current related to each other?
    G. Finding Practical The teacher will discuss the safety precautions in handling electrical
    application of concepts appliances
    in daily living.
    H. Making “Change is never painful, Only the Resistance to change is painful”
    Generalization and
    Abstraction
    I. Evaluation True or False
    1. Increasing the voltage of the circuit will increase its current.
    2. Increasing the resistance of the circuit will lessen its current.
    3. decrease in current may be caused by decrease on voltage or decrease
    in resistance.
    4. Decrease in current may be caused by increase on voltage or decrease in
    resistance.
    5. Increase in current may be caused by increase on voltage or decrease in
    resistance.

    Prepared by:

    JERWIN OCAMPO MACASINAG


    Teacher I
    Milagrosa National High School

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