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    The document describes the two seasons in the Philippines - the wet season and dry season. [1] The wet season is from June to September and is characterized by heavy rains and typhoons. [2] The dry season is from January to May and is characterized by hot and cloudless days with occasional rain showers. [3] The country's location near the equator and geography contribute to its tropical climate with two distinct seasons.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region V
    SCHOOLS Division of Camarines Sur

    SCIENCE 6

    Name : ___________________________________ Quarter : _4_ Week : __3-4__


    Grade Level/Section: _________________________________ Date: _______________

    Different Seasons in the Philippines

    I. Introductory Concept

    EQUATOR

    Source: http://go.hrw.com/atlas/norm htm/world.htm

    The Philippines is located near the equator. It lies between 5 and 20 degrees
    north of the equator. The Philippines is an archipelago made up of islands of different
    sizes and features. Some are very small while others are large. There are mountain
    ranges, valleys, hills and other landforms found in the different islands in the country.
    These geographical and physical conditions of the Philippines affect its climate.

    The Philippine climate, warm and humid year-round


    is considered to be one of the world’s healthiest tropical
    climates. There are two pronounced seasons – dry and wet.

    Wet Season. Wet season is characterized by a


    pronounced rainy season with thunderstorms. Wet seasons
    starts in June and peaks in July to September and then falls
    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo slowly towards the end of the year.
    Generally, daytime temperature ranges from 30 to
    36 degrees Celsius. The air is hot and humid, which brings
    heavy rains and typhoons in the country. During rainy
    season, it is advisable to carry an umbrella, especially in the
    late afternoon. It is also during rainy season that farmers are
    able to plant crops.
    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo

    Dry Seasons. Dry season is characterized by hot and


    cloudless days. Between January and May, the climate is generally
    dry with occasional rain showers. During January to February, the
    air is cold and dry. The peak of dry season is in April with less rain
    showers. The dry season is influenced by seasonal wind and the
    northeast monsoon – amihan.
    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo

    During the dry season, the temperature


    at daytime ranges from 25 to 32 degrees
    Celsius and 22 degrees at nighttime. During
    summer months, from March to June, the
    temperature in some places can reach up to
    32 degrees Celsius.
    Credits to: Christian M. Verdej
    o

    It is advisable to wear light-colored and


    cotton clothes during warm days to be comfortable.
    The summer months is the time for some people to go
    on vacation, swimming and visit other islands. It is also
    time for other people to dry their crops and other
    goods.
    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo

    II. Skills/Competency
    Describe the different seasons in the Philippines (S6ES-IVc-3)

    III. Activities

    Activity 1. Which is Best?


    Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

    1. Which of the following are the seasons in the Philippines?


    a. Dry and Fall
    b. Cold and Wet
    c. Wet and Dry
    d. Dry and Spring
    2. What is the main reason why Philippines has only two seasons?
    a. Because it is located in the Southeast Asia
    b. Because it has many bodies of water
    c. Because it has many islands
    d. Because it is located near the equator

    3. What is true about wet season?


    a. It is characterized with few rain showers.
    b. It is the best season for farmers to plant crops.
    c. It is influenced by the northeast monsoon – amihan
    d. It is advisable to wear light-colored and cotton clothes

    4. Which best describes dry season?


    a. It is characterized by hot and cloudless days.
    b. The air is hot and humid that brings rains and typhoons.
    c. It starts in June and Peaks in July.
    d. Its daytime temperature ranges from 30-36 degrees Celsius.

    5. Philippines receives direct rays from the sun. Which of these will likely to
    happen?
    a. The occurrence of four seasons
    b. Hot weather throughout the year
    c. Low temperature
    d. Occurrence of typhoons

    Activity 2. What Am I?
    Direction: Write T if true. If false, encircle the incorrect word/s and write the
    appropriate word in the blank that would make the sentence right.

    ________1. The Philippines has four seasons.

    ________2. Dry season is characterized by hot and cloudless days.

    ________3. Wet season is the months of June to December.

    ________4. The mountain ranges, valleys, hills and other landforms


    comprising the Philippines does not affect the climate.

    ________5. The Philippines lies in the typhoon path and is often visited by
    typhoons.

    ________6. During wet season, the daytime temperature ranges from 25 to


    32 degrees Celsius.
    ________7. Dry season is influenced by seasonal wind and the northeast
    monsoon, habagat.

    ________8. It is advisable to wear light-colored and cotton clothes during


    cold days.

    ________9. Dry season is the time for some people to dry their crops and
    other goods.

    ________10. The Philippine climate is considered to be the world’s


    unhealthiest climate.

    Activity 3. Identify me!

    Direction: Identify whether the picture shows wet or dry season.

    1. Planting Crops
    Season: ____________

    Credits to: JLD

    2. Swimming
    Season: ____________

    3. Visiting the Deer Farm


    Season: ____________
    4. Drying of goods
    Season: ____________

    5. Typhoon
    Season: ____________

    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo

    6. Picnic
    Season: ____________

    7. Harvesting crops
    Season: ____________

    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo

    8. Drying Clothes
    Season: ____________
    9. Wakeboarding
    Season: ____________

    Credits to: Emily Pares

    10. Floods
    Season: ____________

    Credits to: Christian M. Verdejo

    IV. References
    Science Beyond Borders, page 197
    Padpad, Evelyn C. The New Science Links 6 Worktext in Science and
    Technology, Manila, Rex Book Store, Inc. 201, pages 413-415

    Prepared by:

    FRENZES P. SAMONTE EMILYN P. BUENDIA CHRISTY R. DAWAL


    Writer Writer Layout Artist

    Evaluated and Critiqued by:

    VILMA H. SADSAD ELLEN M. REMOTO. EDNA P. RODRIGUEZ


    MT-II MT-I MT-I

    NOLITO C. MIRADOR MINNIE E. TALAGUIT


    Principal I Public Schools District Supervisor

    Quality Assured by:


    EMILY B. ESMABE
    Education Program Supervisor-1, Science

    Address: Freedom Sports Complex, San Jose, Pili, Camarines Sur


    Email: [email protected]
    Website: www.depedcamsur.com
    Telephone No.: (telefax) 8713340

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