COT-demo PPT (3rd Quarter)

LESSON PLAN
IN
SCIENCE 7
Prepared by:
JULIE G. ERISPE
Teacher I
ELECTRICI
TY
CONTENT STANDARD
The Learners demonstrate the
understanding of charges and the
different charging process.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
The Learners demonstrate the
understanding of charges and the
different charging process.
LEARNING
COMPETENCY
Describe the different types of
charging processes (S7LT-IIIj-
13)
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SPECIFIC
OBJECTIVES
● 1.Discuss how electricity is produced
using electric charges at rest.
● 2.Describe the different types charge and
charging process.
● 3.Demonstrate an example of charging by
friction.
● 4. Appreciate the importance of charging.
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TOPIC: ELECTRICITY
● Reference: Science 7 textbook, Internet

● Materials: Overhead projector, laptop,
balloon, comb, string and pieces of paper.
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At the end of the lesson the students should
be able to:
* Describe the different types charge and

charging process.
* Discuss how electricity is produced using electric
charges at rest.
* Demonstrate an example of charging by friction.
* Appreciate the importance of charging.
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ELECTRICI
TY
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Are these appliances powered by electricity?
How is electricity produced?

The atomic
structure
of an atom
When an
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF CHARGES
“Charges cannot be created nor destroyed,

but can be transferred from one material to
another. The total charge in a system must
remain constant”.
FORCE OF ATTRACTION
A force that pulls objects together

+ -
FORCE OF REPULSION
A force that pushes objects apart
from each other
+ +
- -
CHARGING
It is the process of supplying the
electric charge (electrons )to an
object or losing the electric charge
electrons)from an object.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
CHARGING PROCESSES
1. Charging by Friction
2. Charging by Conduction
3. Charging by Induction
Charging by FRICTION
- It is the process which an object

gets charged when it rubbed against
another object or when there is a direct
contact between the two objects.
Charging by CONDUCTION
-It is the process in which an object gets

charged by making contact with a charged
object. During the process, both objects
acquire the same type of charges.
Charging by INDUCTION
-It is the process in which an object gets

by charged object without direct contact.
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REFERENCE POINT –is the
starting point or the origin for
measuring motion.
Point of Reference
Motion is referred to as a change in position
with respect to a reference point for a particular
time interval.
HOW FAR?
TWO WAYS TO FIND OUT HOW FAR DID THE OBJECT
TRAVEL
1. By measuring the total length of the path
travelled by the object (Distance).
2. By measuring the distance between the
initial position and final position
(Displacement).
DISTANCE
10 m 5m
10m
DISTANCE
10 m +5m+10m=25m
The total length travelled by the dog is
25 meters
10 m 5m
10m
DISTANCE
- the total length of the entire
path that the object or a person
traveled in moving from one place
to another.It is a scalar quantity.
DISTANCE
Scalar quantity
* Specified by a magnitude
alone
*Single number indicating size,
magnitude or dimension.
The standard unit is Meter (m)
DISPLACEMENT
* the shortest distance between
the object’s initial and final positions.
It is a vector quantity.
*specified by a magnitude and a
direction.Example 50m,north
50-magnitude north-direction
DISPLACEMENT
10 m 5m
How far
10m
DISPLACEMENT
The displacement of the dog is 5m, south
d= final position-initial position.
10 m 5m
How far
10m
DISPLACEMENT
The value of displacement can be
positive, negative or even zero.
10 m 5m
How far
10m
DISTANCE VS DISPLACEMENT
DISTANCE VS DISPLACEMENT
Displacement always follow a

straight line.On the other
hand,distance does not always
follow a straight line.
Can displacement be equal to
distance?
Can displacement be greater

than distance? Why?
150 m 215 m
Solve for the total distance travelled by the boy going to school?
What is the position of the boy with respect to the school building?
Were you able to get the total distance ? Displacement? How?
Give examples of Motion
that you know and relate its
importance in our daily life.
Read the sentence carefully. Stand up and
clap your hands if the statement is correct while
remain sitting and stamp your feet if it is wrong.
1. Motion is the phenomenon in which an object changes its
position over time.
2.The flow of air in and out of our lung is not an example of
motion.
3. Our daily activities like walking, running, etc. involve motion.
4. The original position serves as a
reference to the motion of the object.
5. An object is said to be moving when it
has travelled a certain distance from the
reference point.
6.Distance refers to the length of the
entire path that the object travelled.
7. If you walk 15m from your room to the school
canteen and vice versa your displacement is zero.
8.Displacement refers to the longest distance
between the object’s two positions.
9.Distance is a scalar quantity while displacement
is a vector.
10. Motion plays a vital role in our daily life.
Assignment
Make a roadmap that shows how you get to
school from your house. Label your roadmap
properly,including names of the roads,establishments
etc. Specify also the length of road using a scale
which is 1cm=1km. You can send it to my gmail
account erispejulie45@gmail.com.
Thank You

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LESSON PLAN

● Reference: Science 7 textbook, Internet

* Describe the different types charge and

How is electricity produced?

“Charges cannot be created nor destroyed,

A force that pulls objects together

- It is the process which an object

-It is the process in which an object gets

-It is the process in which an object gets

Displacement always follow a

Can displacement be greater

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