LP Science10 WK 8 Jan 10 13 2022

Republic of the Philippines
SAMAR COLLEGES, INC.

Basic Education
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Catbalogan City, Samar
School Year 2021 – 2022
LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE 10
DLP LEARNIN GRADE QUARTER DURATION DATE

No. G AREA LEVEL
08 SCIENCE 10 2 1 hr. /session Jan.10-13,2022

(twice a week) (Week 8)
I. Learning Continuation Code:

Predict the qualitative characteristics (orientation S10FEIIg-50
Competency/ies and type) of images formed by curved mirrors.
II. Content Image Formation by Curved Mirrors
Key Concept/ Understand that when light hits the mirror, the light reflects. Reflection is the
Understanding to bouncing back of light when it hits a reflecting surface or boundary of another
be developed medium.
Develop the virtue of perseverance especially when dealing with difficult

Attitude tasks.
Interact harmoniously with others.
Display intellectual honesty in doing and answering each assigned task.
 Practice disaster readiness.

Values Respect and Concern for Others
 Realize one’s impact on natural resources.
Respect and Concern for Others / God-Fearing and Principle-Centered
 My Distance Learning Buddy. A Modular Textbook for the 21ST Century

Learner
Eden Vela-Evangelista, Gloria Lajara Follosco, Adora Soriano-Pili, and
Learning Rosario Laurel-Sotto
Resources  https://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/science/toolbox/emspectrum1.html
 https://byjus.com/physics/types-of-waves/
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Anh9HthWgQ
Learning power point/video, images, google meet

Materials
Teaching Inquiry approach, Guided Discussion, Activity-based learning, Audio-

Strategies Visual/Multimedia presentation
III. TEACHING PROCEDURE

a. Preliminary
Prayer and checking of attendance
Activities
b. Developing
Activities
Drill Students will choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. What do you call the gas where humans and other organisms breathe
out?
a. Nitrogen
b. Oxygen
c. Carbon Dioxide
d. Sulfur
2. How many teeth does a normal adult human have?
a. 36
b. 32
c. 26
d. 42
3. What is the hottest planet in the solar system?
a. Venus
b. Mercury
c. Jupiter
d. Mars
4. This planet spins the fastest, completing one whole rotation in just 10
hours. Which planet is it?
a. Earth
b. Neptune
c. Mars
d. Jupiter
5. How many hearts does an octopus have?
a. 3
b. 6
c. 5
d. 8
Review Answer the following questions:

1. What are mirrors?
2. Differentiate the two types of mirrors
3. What does the law of reflection state?
4. What are the characteristics formed by plane mirrors?
c. Activity Students will do this activity:

1. Get a spoon and hold at arm’s length away from you, with its
concave surface facing you.
2. Slowly bring the spoon towards you. Keenly observe your image at
different distances as you move the spoon. Write your observation.
3. Now, hold the spoon away with its convex surface facing you.
Slowly bring it toward you. Observe and describe the image formed
at different positions..
d. Analysis With regards to the activity above:
1. How will you compare the images formed by concave surface with
those formed by the convex surface at different positions
CURVED OR SPHERICAL MIRRORS

e. Abstraction What are curved mirrors?
Discussion - is a mirror with a curved reflecting surface. The surface may be either
convex (bulging outward) or concave (recessed inward).
Common uses of curved mirrors:
-
security mirrors in stores
-side view mirrors in vehicles
-mirrors in front of some vehicles
TWO TYPES OF CURVED/SPHERICAL MIRROR
Convex Mirror- the reflecting curved is outward

Concave Mirror- the reflecting curved is inward
IMAGES FORMED BY CURVED MIRRORS
To understandand the image formed by curved mirrors, you need to be

familiarized with these terms.
Center of curvature- center of the sphere C.

Radius of curvature- Radius of the sphere R.
Vertex- Center of middle portion of the curved mirror V.
Principal axis- the line passing through the vertex and the center of the
curvature.
Principal focus- the point on the principal axis where the incident rays
parallel to the principal axis meet after they are reflected.
Focal length- the distance between F and V of a mirror.
Ray Diagramming Method for Image Formation by Curved Mirrors

(Turn your book to page 233)
1. Ray 1 is an
incident ray parallel to the principal axis and is reflected through the
principal focus F. This ray is shown as AD.
2. Ray 2 passes through the center of the curvature C and is reflected
along its path. This ray travels along a secondary axis AE.
3. Ray 3 passes through the principal focus F and is reflected parallel to
the principal axis. This ray is shown as AG.
All three reflected rays intersect at A’, indicating the location of the formed
image.
Image Formed in Concave Mirror

The images formed in concave mirror depends on the location of the object
in fron ot the mirror.
1. Object located at an infinite distance
Orientation: Inverted
Type: real
Size: smaller than the
object
Location: at F
2. Object located beyond

the center of the curvature C
Orientation: Inverted
Type: real
Size: smaller than the
object
Location: between C and
F
Image Formed in Convex Mirror
An image formed in a convex mirror is constructed using a ray diagram.

Ray 1 is a ray coming from the object parallel to the principal axis which is
reflected from the surface of the mirror and diverges. So it appears to pass
through the principal focus F.
Ray 2 is a ray coming from the object which is reflected along the same path
seems to pass through the center of curvature C.
The point of intersection of the two rays is the image location.
Characteristic of the image formed by convex mirror is always smaller than

the object, upright, virtual and located behinf the mirror (between V
vertex and F principal focus)
To summarize the topic, students will answer the following questions:
1. What are the two types of curved mirrors? Describe each.
2. What are some of the common practical uses of curved mirrors?
3. If an object is located at an infinite distance from a concave mirror
what is would be it characteristics? Describe its orientation, type, size
and location.
4. What is the characteristic of the image formed in convex mirror?
Generalization
f. Application Direction: Locate the image formed in a concave and convex mirror by using
a ray diagram. Describe its characteristic, orientation, type, size and location.
1.
Orientation:
Type:
Size:
Location:
2.
Orientation:
Type:
Size:
Location:
Test I. TRUE OR FALSE

IV. EVALUATION Direction: Write the word TRUE if the statement is correct and write FALSE if the
statement is incorrect.
1. The image formed in a curved mirror is always a real image.
2. If an object is located at the center of the curvature in a concave mirror, the
image is always upright.
3. The angle of incidence must be greater than the angle of reflection.
4. An image formed by a convex mirror is always virtual and smaller than the
object.
5. Concave mirrors formed real images.
Test II. RAY DIAGRAMMING

Direction: Locate the image formed in a concave and convex mirror by using
a ray diagram. Describe its characteristic, orientation, type, size and location.
1.
Orientation:
Type:
Size:
Location:
2.
Orientation:
Type:
Size:
Location:
3.
Orientation:
Type:
Size:
Location:
V. ASSIGNMENT No assignment for this is the final topic discussed for the 2nd quarter.
Prepared by:
APRIL PAULINE E. BACCOL, LPT

Teacher
Evaluated by:
MEDELYN A. OCENAR, LPT JAQUELYN G. MONTALES, M.A.Ed.

JHS Academic Coordinator JHS Principal

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Republic of the Philippines

SAMAR COLLEGES, INC.

LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE 10

DLP LEARNIN GRADE QUARTER DURATION DATE

08 SCIENCE 10 2 1 hr. /session Jan.10-13,2022

I. Learning Continuation Code:

II. Content Image Formation by Curved Mirrors

Develop the virtue of perseverance especially when dealing with difficult

 Practice disaster readiness.

 My Distance Learning Buddy. A Modular Textbook for the 21ST Century

Learning power point/video, images, google meet

Teaching Inquiry approach, Guided Discussion, Activity-based learning, Audio-

III. TEACHING PROCEDURE

Review Answer the following questions:

c. Activity Students will do this activity:

CURVED OR SPHERICAL MIRRORS

Common uses of curved mirrors:

TWO TYPES OF CURVED/SPHERICAL MIRROR

Convex Mirror- the reflecting curved is outward

To understandand the image formed by curved mirrors, you need to be

Center of curvature- center of the sphere C.

Ray Diagramming Method for Image Formation by Curved Mirrors

Image Formed in Concave Mirror

1. Object located at an infinite distance

2. Object located beyond

Image Formed in Convex Mirror

An image formed in a convex mirror is constructed using a ray diagram.

Characteristic of the image formed by convex mirror is always smaller than

Test I. TRUE OR FALSE

Test II. RAY DIAGRAMMING

APRIL PAULINE E. BACCOL, LPT

MEDELYN A. OCENAR, LPT JAQUELYN G. MONTALES, M.A.Ed.

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