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    This lesson plan covers waves as a carrier of energy. It includes 4 learning objectives and covers 3 topics: 1) waves as a carrier of energy, 2) types of waves, and 3) speed of a wave. The procedure includes preliminary activities, a presentation with slides, diagnostic activities with true/false questions, practice problems, and an evaluation. Key concepts that will be taught are the differences between transverse and longitudinal waves, mechanical and electromagnetic waves, and the definitions of terms like period, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, crest, and trough.

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    3 Lesson Plan On Waves

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    This lesson plan covers waves as a carrier of energy. It includes 4 learning objectives and covers 3 topics: 1) waves as a carrier of energy, 2) types of waves, and 3) speed of a wave. The procedure includes preliminary activities, a presentation with slides, diagnostic activities with true/false questions, practice problems, and an evaluation. Key concepts that will be taught are the differences between transverse and longitudinal waves, mechanical and electromagnetic waves, and the definitions of terms like period, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, crest, and trough.

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    This lesson plan covers waves as a carrier of energy. It includes 4 learning objectives and covers 3 topics: 1) waves as a carrier of energy, 2) types of waves, and 3) speed of a wave. The procedure includes preliminary activities, a presentation with slides, diagnostic activities with true/false questions, practice problems, and an evaluation. Key concepts that will be taught are the differences between transverse and longitudinal waves, mechanical and electromagnetic waves, and the definitions of terms like period, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, crest, and trough.

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    This lesson plan covers waves as a carrier of energy. It includes 4 learning objectives and covers 3 topics: 1) waves as a carrier of energy, 2) types of waves, and 3) speed of a wave. The procedure includes preliminary activities, a presentation with slides, diagnostic activities with true/false questions, practice problems, and an evaluation. Key concepts that will be taught are the differences between transverse and longitudinal waves, mechanical and electromagnetic waves, and the definitions of terms like period, frequency, wavelength, amplitude, crest, and trough.

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    SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN

    IN SCIENCE 7
    MARCH 14 , 2022
    I. OBJECTIVES
    At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:
    A. infer that waves carry energy;
    B. differentiate transverse from longitudinal waves, and mechanical from
    electromagnetic waves;
    C. infer that energy, like light and sound, travel through waves; and
    D. relate the characteristics of waves.
    II. TOPIC: Unit 12: Waves
    12.1 Wave as a Carrier of Energy
    12.2 Types of Waves
    12.3 Speed of a Wave

    REFERENCE: QUIPPER Unit 12: Waves and Science 7 Textbook

    III. PROCEDURE
    a. PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
    MOTIVATION AND RECALL
    PRELIMINARY ACTIVITY:

    b. PRESENTATION
    12.1 Wave as a Carrier of Energy

    1. Discuss what are waves and how they occur. Use slides 3 to 5 of the presentation
    file to facilitate the discussion. What are waves?
    2. Discuss how waves transfer energy. Use slides 7 to 9 of the presentation file to
    facilitate the discussion. How does a wave transfer energy?
    3. Discuss that waves are caused by any vibrating disturbance. Use slides 9 to 11 of
    the presentation file. Where do waves come from?

    12.2 Types of Waves


    4. Discuss the two types of waves and the displacement of the particles through the
    waves. Focus first on the transverse waves. You can also discuss the difference between a wave
    pulse and a periodic wave. You can use slides 3 to 7 of the presentation file to facilitate the
    discussion. What are the two types of waves? How can we differentiate wave pulse and periodic
    motion? What are the characteristics of a transverse wave?
    5. Discuss the different parts of a transverse wave. Use slides 7 to 9 of the presentation
    file to facilitate the discussion. What are the different parts of a transverse wave?
    How can we define these parts?
    6. Discuss the second type of wave – longitudinal waves. Use slides 12 to 14 of the
    presentation file to facilitate the discussion. What is a longitudinal wave? What are
    the characteristics of a longitudinal wave?
    7. Differentiate the two types of waves based on the medium of propagation mechanical
    waves and electromagnetic waves. Use slides 15 to 18 of the
    presentation file to facilitate the discussion. How can we differentiate mechanical
    waves and electromagnetic waves?
    12.3 Speed of a Wave

    8. Discuss the different properties of waves. What are the different properties of waves?
    How can we define these properties? Use slides 4 to 8 of the presentation file to
    facilitate the discussion.
    9. Discuss period and frequency. What is period? How is it related to frequency? How
    do we calculate period and frequency? Use slide 9 of the presentation file to facilitate
    the discussion.
    10. Introduce what a wave speed is. What is wave speed? How can you get the value of
    the wave speed? Use slides 10 to 14 of the presentation file to facilitate the
    discussion.

    Diagnostic Activity: pole on messenger tig 1 point dagdag sa exam


    Divide the room into two sides and designate sides as “True” and “False”. Ask
    students to go to the side which corresponds to their answer. After each question,
    mention the correct answer. A representative from the correct side should explain
    their answers and a representative from the wrong side should repeat their
    explanations.
    a. Waves can transfer matter. false
    b. A water ripple is a wave. true
    c. Waves are caused by vibration. true
    d. In a rope wave, particles have left-right motion. false
    e. Waves may require medium to propagate. True

    Divide the room into two sides and designate sides as “True” and “False”. Ask
    students to go to the side which corresponds to their answer. After each question,
    mention the correct answer. A representative from the correct side should explain
    their answers and a representative from the wrong side should repeat their
    explanations.
    a. Waves can transfer matter. false
    b. A water ripple is a wave. true
    c. Waves are caused by vibration. true
    d. In a rope wave, particles have left-right motion. false
    e. Waves may require medium to propagate. True

    A transverse wave traveling on a rope has a wavelength of 0.07 m. If the


    frequency of the wave is 5 Hz, what is its speed?

    A transverse wave traveling on a string has a speed of 0.2 m/s. The


    wavelength of this wave is 0.05 m. Find the frequency of the wave.

    FINAL ACTIVITY:
    Answer Me!
    In this activity, the students will be asked to solve problems about wave speed
    Procedure:
    “What is the fastest particle in the universe?” Students can answer the question by
    answering the problem corresponding to a specific letter.

    LETTER V F Wavelength
    m/s (Hz) m
    H 25 6.0
    O 9.0 34
    T 16 18.0
    O 5 10
    P 6.0 0.2
    N 8 33

    The primary question can be answered by writing the corresponding letter above
    the answer.
    ___ ____ ___ ___ __ ___
    1.2 4.17 306 .89 .5 .24

    EVALUATION
    Read and analyze the following statements given. Write yes if the statement infer that energy is carried by
    a wave. Otherwise, write no.
    A coin thrown in a well creates circular ripples in the water’s surface. yes
    Sunlight heats up a concrete pavement after an hour. yes
    A plant slightly moves after a string tied to it is twitched up and down. yes
    The loud music from your neighbor’s house makes the wall vibrates. yes
    A student raises her hand back and forth to greet a classmate on the other side of the street. No

    IDENTIFY the term which is being described by the following statements.


    _______________ 6. What do you call the disturbance which transfers energy through space?
    _______________ 7. If the particle displacement and the wave motion are perpendicular, what type of
    wave is it?
    ________________8. Which type of wave is characterized by parallel directions of the particle
    displacement and wave motion?
    ________________9. The highest point on a transverse wave is called _________.
    ________________10. The lowest point on a transverse wave is called _________.
    ________________11. A ___________ is the distance between a crest to another crest.
    ________________12.It refers to how far a point in a wave travels at a given time.
    ________________13. What do you call a wave which requires a medium to propagate?
    ________________14. It refers to the time it takes for a particle in the wave to complete one vibration
    _______________15. It is the maximum displacement of a wave from its rest position to its crestor
    trough.

    Learners’ Level of Achievement or Performance:


    St. Uriel:
    St. Michael:

    Prepared by: JUSTINE C. GANAB


    SCIENCE TEACHER
    Answer Key
    6. wave
    7. transverse
    8. longitudinal
    9. crest
    10. trough
    11. wavelength
    12. WAVE SPEED
    13. mechanical wave
    14. PERIOD
    15.. AMPLITUDE

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