The document outlines a science teacher's daily lesson log for a ninth grade class, with objectives focused on projectile motion, uniformly accelerated motion, and conservation of momentum over four class periods. Each day covers a different module and concepts like trajectory, horizontal and vertical motion, equations for projectiles launched at an angle, and investigating relationships between projectile angle, height, range, and time of travel. Activities include capturing projectile motion on video, discussing sports applications, and problem solving practice.
The document outlines a science teacher's daily lesson log for a ninth grade class, with objectives focused on projectile motion, uniformly accelerated motion, and conservation of momentum over four class periods. Each day covers a different module and concepts like trajectory, horizontal and vertical motion, equations for projectiles launched at an angle, and investigating relationships between projectile angle, height, range, and time of travel. Activities include capturing projectile motion on video, discussing sports applications, and problem solving practice.
The document outlines a science teacher's daily lesson log for a ninth grade class, with objectives focused on projectile motion, uniformly accelerated motion, and conservation of momentum over four class periods. Each day covers a different module and concepts like trajectory, horizontal and vertical motion, equations for projectiles launched at an angle, and investigating relationships between projectile angle, height, range, and time of travel. Activities include capturing projectile motion on video, discussing sports applications, and problem solving practice.
The document outlines a science teacher's daily lesson log for a ninth grade class, with objectives focused on projectile motion, uniformly accelerated motion, and conservation of momentum over four class periods. Each day covers a different module and concepts like trajectory, horizontal and vertical motion, equations for projectiles launched at an angle, and investigating relationships between projectile angle, height, range, and time of travel. Activities include capturing projectile motion on video, discussing sports applications, and problem solving practice.
I. OBJECTIVES The learners demonstrate understanding of uniformly accelerated motion, motion in two-dimensions using projectile motion as example, A. CONTENT impulse and momentum, and conservation of linear momentum. STANDARD B. PERFORMANCE Proposed ways to enhance sports related to projectile motion STANDARD C. LEARNING Discuss motion in Capture a full trajectory Capture a full trajectory Show kinetic Discuss COMPETENCY two dimensions of projectile motion on of projectile motion on equations for projectiles an inclined surface an inclined surface projectile motion launched at an Investigate the Investigate the Discuss projectiles angle relationships between relationships between launched horizontally Problem solving the projectile angle, the the projectile angle, the Apply the kinematic height, the range and height, the range and equations in solving the time travel of a the time travel of a problem projectile projectile II. CONTENT MODULE 1: FORCES MODULE 1: FORCES AND MODULE 1: FORCES AND MODULE 1: FORCES MODULE 1: FORCES AND MOTION MOTION MOTION AND MOTION AND MOTION LEARNING RESOURCES A. References 1. Teacher’s Guide Pages 2. Learner’s material pages 3. Textbook pages 4. Additional materials from learning resource portal 5. Other learning resources CLAS MODULE. Grade 9 Science Week 1. https://youtu.be/uEnUG_1TYxc Department of Education III. PROCEDURES A. Reviewing previous Recall free falling bodies Recall trajectory, horizontal and Recall two- dimensional motion Recall previous activity Show a picture of angry lesson or presenting the vertical motions on air bird launching then recall new lesson the previous activity. Introduce equations for projectiles launched at an angle Discuss the steps in solving the problem B. Establishing a purpose Show a video clip on Let the students draw on Show video regarding for the lesson sports/ball games. Ask the board what patterns did “Projectile motion” then students about the term they see in the video clip introduce the equations trajectory? shown yesterday. C. Presenting examples/ Ask the students it they Unlocking difficulties instances of new lesson noticed the curve paths? ( v=m/s) D. Discussing new concepts Discuss trajectory, curved Perform activity#1 and practicing new skills paths, projectiles that “Curve me on an incline” #1 move in two dimensions, Day one activity: tracing horizontal and vertical the trajectory on given dimensions activity sheets