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    4th QTR Week 1 WORKSHEETS IN SCIENCE

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    This document provides a lesson on different types of soil. It includes 4 learning activities where students observe samples of sand and garden soil, identify soil types based on descriptions, classify soil characteristics, and complete a graphic organizer comparing clay, loam, and sand soils. Key points are: Clay soil is sticky when wet and has the finest particles. Loam soil is a mixture of sand and clay and holds enough water and oxygen. Sand soil has coarse, loose particles and cannot hold water well.

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    This document provides a lesson on different types of soil. It includes 4 learning activities where students observe samples of sand and garden soil, identify soil types based on descriptions, classify soil characteristics, and complete a graphic organizer comparing clay, loam, and sand soils. Key points are: Clay soil is sticky when wet and has the finest particles. Loam soil is a mixture of sand and clay and holds enough water and oxygen. Sand soil has coarse, loose particles and cannot hold water well.

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    4th QTR Week 1 WORKSHEETS IN SCIENCE

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    This document provides a lesson on different types of soil. It includes 4 learning activities where students observe samples of sand and garden soil, identify soil types based on descriptions, classify soil characteristics, and complete a graphic organizer comparing clay, loam, and sand soils. Key points are: Clay soil is sticky when wet and has the finest particles. Loam soil is a mixture of sand and clay and holds enough water and oxygen. Sand soil has coarse, loose particles and cannot hold water well.

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    SCIENCE 4

    FOURTH QUARTER- WEEK 1


    May 17-21, 2021

    Name: _____________________________________
    Section: ______________________________________

    MELCS: Compare and contrast the characteristics of different types of soil.

    A. Introduction

    Learning Activity 1: My Sand!


    For this activity, you will need the following:
     2 sardine cans of sand
     2 sardine cans of garden soil
     two glasses with equal amount of water (Same type of glass)
    Direction:
    1. Observe very well the appearance of sand and the garden soil.
    2. Place some sand in your palm and rub it between your two palms. Do the same for
    the garden soil.
    3. Place 1 sardine tin of sand on your left palm. Slowly pour water from glass 1. Stop
    when water starts to fall from your palm.
    4. Repeat the same procedure but this time, using garden soil. Use the water in glass 2.
    5. Compare which glass has the most amount of water left.
    Guide Questions:
    1. In which type of soil water can flow easily?
    2. Which type of soil can hold most amount of water?

    Soil covers most of the land part of the earth. You find plants, animals, houses, and other
    organisms on the soil. We live on the soil and it helps us in many ways. Different types of soil
    have different physical characteristics.
    Each soil types differs in color, texture, odor, and its ability to hold water. Some soils are
    good for planting while others not. The presence of different kinds of vegetative plants in a place
    is an evidence of a good quality of the soil in the area or locality. Sometimes a combination of the
    different types of soil is observed in some areas of the country.
    Soil is a system in which energy and matter from the sun, the atmosphere, and living
    organisms penetrate and interact. It is a system because it is composed of many different parts.
    Each of the layers has a special function to perform.
    Types of Soil Common Characteristics
    1. Clay Particles are tightly packed together. It is sticky
    when wet and has the finest texture.
    2. Loam It is a mixture of sand and clay. It contains large
    amounts of decaying plants and animals. It has a
    fine texture. It can hold enough water and oxygen.
    3. Sand Particles are coarse and loose. It cannot hold water
    well.

    B. Development
    Learning Activity 2: Identify the type of soil described. Select from the choices provided in the
    box.
    CLAY LOAM SAND

    ______ 1. It is a type of soil that is very fertile and is ideal for planting.
    ______ 2. A type of soil that cannot hold water well.
    ______ 3. It is a type of soil that becomes sticky when wet and hard when dry.
    ______ 4. This type of soil is used in making hollow blocks.
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    ______ 5. A type of soil that is best for plants planted in pots.

    C. Engagement
    Learning Activity 3:
    Classify the following characteristics into 3 types of soil. Write only the letters in the column.

    A. sticky when wet D. holds much water G. holds enough water

    B. fine texture E. finest particles H. cannot hold water

    C. loose particles F. contains humus

    CLAY LOAM SAND

    D. Assimilation
    Learning Activity 4: Complete the concept of the lesson in the graphic organizer.

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