Chapter 2 describe what happens to the solid materials when they are pressed day 3. beverly v. santiago
- 1. Chapter 2: Day 3 Changes That Materials Undergo BEVERLY V. SANTIAGO CAT-NAG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SAN CLEMENTE DISTRICT
- 2. Chapter 2 Changes That Materials Undergo Describe What Happens to the Solid Materials When They Are Pressed
- 4. Look at the following materials then answer the following: What happened to the materials when bent? What happened to the materials when bent? It changed its : ___________ & __________ It changed its : ___________ & __________ Was a new material formed? Was a new material formed?
- 5. Look at the following materials then answer the following: What happened to the materials when bent? What happened to the materials when bent? It changed its : ___________ & __________ It changed its : ___________ & __________ Was a new material formed? Was a new material formed?
- 6. Look at the following materials then answer the following: What happened to the materials when bent? What happened to the materials when bent? It changed its : ___________ & __________ It changed its : ___________ & __________ Was a new material formed? Was a new material formed?
- 7. Study the pictures. What do you understand about the picture shown? Describe the action shown in the picture. ENGAGEMENT
- 8. Pressing Is an action of pushing The act or the process of printing Pushing with pressure
- 9. Identify the following materials that can be pressed. What happened when you What happened when you Pressed this material? Pressed this material? _________________________ -_______________________- Is their a new material formed? Is their a new material formed? __________________________ _________________________
- 10. Identify the following materials that can be pressed. What happened when you What happened when you Pressed this material? Pressed this material? _________________________ -_______________________- Is their a new material formed? Is their a new material formed? __________________________ _________________________
- 11. Identify the following materials that can be pressed. What happened when you What happened when you Pressed this material? Pressed this material? _________________________ -_______________________- Is their a new material formed? Is their a new material formed? __________________________ _________________________
- 12. Identify the following materials that can be pressed. What happened when you What happened when you Pressed this material? Pressed this material? _________________________ -_______________________- Is their a new material formed? Is their a new material formed? __________________________ _________________________
- 13. Group Activity Do Activity 3 “What Happens to Solid Materials when Pressed?”
- 14. Materials: 1 pc of banana Pandesal Clean plastic sheet Small wood Empty glass/bottle Large stone ¼ kilo dough
- 15. Activity 2: What Happens to Solid Materials when Bent? Material Observation Modeling clay Paper cup Banana Pandesal dough
- 16. Guide Questions: 1. What happened to the solid materials when they are pressed? 2. Was a new material formed when solid material was pressed? 3. What characteristics of solid were evident in this experiment?
- 17. Elaboration: Solid materials can be presses. When presses, these materials may change their size and shape. Other solid materials may also change their texture when pressed.
- 18. However, no new material is formed because only the physical appearance of the material is changed.
- 19. Draw if the activity showed materials being pressed and if not. 1.
- 20. Draw if the activity showed materials being pressed and if not.
- 21. Draw the activity showed materials being pressed and if not.
- 22. Assignment: Pls. bring the following: 1 pc. Block of wood 1 pc empty tin can 1 pc hollow block 1 pc small sheet of galvanized iron 1 pc hammer
- 23. Thank you for listening and cooperating!!!