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GOOD
AFTERNOON!
PRAYER
ICE
BREAKER
checking of attendance
HEAT
TRANSFER
OBJECTIVES :
1. Describe how heat transfer

takes place
2. Identify the method of heat

transfer
HEAT
TRANSFER
ACTIVITY 1: HEAT
TRANSFER WORD
SEARCH
Convection Radiation Heat Thermometer Conduction
QUESTIONS:
Directions: Encircle your answer in the word search puzzle and write their
corresponding number.
1. An instrument used to measure the hotness and coldness of a thing or

object?
2. The transfer of heat by direct contact between materials is called?
3. A process by which heat is transferred by movement of heated fluids such

as air or water?
4. Refers to thermal energy in “transit”?
5. A process in which heat is transferred from one object to another even in

the absence of the medium.
RUBRICS
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G-2
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G-4
PRESENTATION OF OUTPUTS
Teacher’s Hour
Have you heard of the term thermal energy before? Objects possess thermal
energy due to the movement of their particles. Like any form of energy, it can be
transformed into other forms or transferred to other objects or places.
Heat, another form of energy, refers to thermal energy 'in transit'

or in the process of being transferred. It stops becoming heat when the transfer
stops.
Heat transfer is a phenomenon related to a change in temperature or a change in

the relative hotness or coldness of an object. Energy transfers naturally flow
from a body of higher temperature to a body of lower temperature.
There are three basic forms of heat transfer ,
namely:
1.radiation
2. conduction
3. convection
1.How is energy transferred between
objects or places?
2.How is this related to heat?
3. Do all objects equally absorb or emit

heat? And Why?
Methods of Heat Transfer
1. Radiation- the heat from the sun travels by waves through

space towards the Earth, which will absorb the heat, so the
Earth becomes warm. This process is called radiation.
Example, sunlight heating the earth and its object,
campfire,microwave warming food inside.
2. Conduction - is the transfer of heat by direct contact
between materials, such as metals or wood. The molecules in
the hotter material vibrate faster and collide with the colder
ones, transferring some of their kinetic energy. Examples ,
ironing of clothes, frying vegetables in a fan, the spoon in the
hot coffee.
3. Convection, process by which heat is
transferred by movement of a heated fluid
such as air or water. Examples , boiling
water, where hot water molecules rise to the
surface and cooler ones sink to the bottom.
ACITVITY 2: METHOD OF
HEAT TRANSFER
Procedures: (15 MIN.)
1. Write which heat transfer takes place in the given situation in letter A ?
(15 pts.)
2. Answer question 1 to 3 in letter B
3. Read and follow instructions given in letter C.

A. 1
2
3
B.
Q1. What happens to the handle
of the spoon?
What method of heat transfer
takes place?
Q2.What happens to the movement of the fluids or
water when it starts to boil?
What method of heat transfer takes place?

Q3. What do you feel? How did the heat
from the fire transfer to your face?
C
1. Think and Draw 1 household

chores or scenario as an example
that you can relate to the Methods
of Heat Transfer?
2. Cite 1 subject in the curriculum
that interconnected to the
household chores?
Presentation of Outputs!
Paper and pencil test.
Direction: Identify the method of heat transferdescribed in each
situation below. Write conduction, convection, or radiation on
the space provided before the number.
________________1. Roy’s fingers getting warm while holding a

hot fork.
________________2. The ground’s hot surface heats the air
above it.
________________3. A hair blower drying your wet hair.
________________4. Left in a bowl of hot soup, a ladle gets hot
after 3 minutes.
________________5. Alea Mae’s face and arms getting warm she
walks under the sun.
ASSIGNMENT
CITE 5 EXAMPLES OF HEAT

TRANSFER HAPPENED OUTSIDE
IN YOUR ROOM. (25 POINTS)
THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!
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Infer the conditions

necessary for heat
transfer to occur
OBJECTIVE:
1. DESCRIBE THE THREE METHODS OF HEAT
TRANSFER BY CONDUCTION (IN SOLID MATTERS),
CONVECTION (IN LIQUID AND GASEOUS
MATTERS) AND RADIATION
2. IDENTIFY MATTER CLASSIFIED AS CONDUCTOR
AND INSULATOR OF HEAT
Key Words
1. Conduction
2. Convection
3. Radiation
4. Conductor
5. Insulator
Have you
experienced
heat?
Thermal Energy
a form of energy
possess by all objects
it is due to the movement
of particles making up an
object
what is heat???
alsoa form of energy like
thermal energy.
produced as thermal
energy moves.
what is heat???
heat energy production starts
when thermal energy starts
transferring.
heat energy production stops
when thermal energy stops
transferring.
Thermometer
an instrument used to
measure the degree of
hotness or coldness of an
object.
measures temperature.
Warm me
Up,Cool me
Down
Until when do you
think will heat
transfer continue to
take place between
the containers?
The Three Processes of Heat Flow :
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Conduction
takes place between
objects that are in
contact with each other
transfer of heat by
vibration happens in solids
and
Conduction
Conduction is a way
of transferring heat
through the contact
of objects.
Conductors of Heat
 Examples:
Insulators of Heat
 Examples:
The energy from the
object of higher
temperature is transferred
to the other object through
their particles that are
close or in contact with
each other.
Then the particles
receiving the energy will
also transfer the energy to
other places within the
object through their
neighboring particles.
During this process,
only the energy moves,
not the matter itself.
Example
Think of a metal spoon
put in a bowl of a hot
champorado that you were
about to eat when you
suddenly remembered that
you had to do first a very
Heat
Conductivity
different materials transfer heat
faster than the other. good
conductors-fast transfer
insulators-slow or even prevent
transfer
Generally, metals are
good conductors of
heat.
Convection
transfer of heat by the
movement of particles.
happens only in fluids
(liquids and gases)
Radiation
refersto the emission of
electromagnetic waves
no particles are involved
can take place even in
vacuum.
All objects emit and
absorb radiation, known
as thermal or infrared
radiation.
The hotter an object is,
the more infrared
radiation it emits.
Think...
Mental Exercise
Energy possess by all
jects due to the
ovement of particles.
Mental Exercise
2. An instrument use to
measure the hotness or
coldness of objects.
Mental Exercise
3. Give one unit use to
describe how hot or cold
an object is.
Mental Exercise
4. True or False?
Cold objects transfer
cold to warmer objects.
Mental Exercise
5-7. Give the three
ways on how heat
can be
transferred.
Mental Exercise
8. Transfer of heat
by
circulating particles
Mental Exercise
9. Type of heat
transfer
where no matter is
needed.
Mental Exercise
10. Type of heat transfer
where a spoon gets
heated after being dip in
hot water for few
minutes.
Mental Exercise
11. Considered as
good
conductors of
heat.
Mental Exercise
12. Type of energy
produced as thermal
energy moves.
Mental Exercise
13. Type of materials
that are poor conductors
of heat.
14. ________________
15.
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GOOD

1. Describe how heat transfer

2. Identify the method of heat

1. An instrument used to measure the hotness and coldness of a thing or

2. The transfer of heat by direct contact between materials is called?

3. A process by which heat is transferred by movement of heated fluids such

4. Refers to thermal energy in “transit”?

5. A process in which heat is transferred from one object to another even in

Heat, another form of energy, refers to thermal energy 'in transit'

Heat transfer is a phenomenon related to a change in temperature or a change in

2.How is this related to heat?

3. Do all objects equally absorb or emit

1. Radiation- the heat from the sun travels by waves through

2. Answer question 1 to 3 in letter B

3. Read and follow instructions given in letter C.

What method of heat transfer takes place?

1. Think and Draw 1 household

________________1. Roy’s fingers getting warm while holding a

CITE 5 EXAMPLES OF HEAT

Infer the conditions

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