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- 5. Instruction/Procedure/Mechanics 1. This is a group activity wherein every members should cooperate in capturing and making a PowerPoint presentation. 2. The teacher prepared a solar eclipse animation that could be accessible through your G-Classroom. Use the given code to join class and open the video presentation. 3. Through a solar eclipse animation and with the knowledge gained from the previous discussion, using your smartphones or using the Print screen in your laptops capture the three main types of solar eclipse.
- 6. 4. After you gathered photos of partial, annual and total eclipse, try to differentiate the three eclipses and present it using a PowerPoint presentation
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- 8. Thanks for listening and have fun learning! GROUP 1 JEA ROSE ALBA QHEENE MAYCHA B. BARIO HARLEN A. ASPERA PATRICIO B. ISARAN