School: Hinatad Elementary

School Grade/ Section : V

Teacher: CATHERINE A. GALAN Subject: SCIENCE
Date/Time: FEBRUARY 27,2023 Quarter: THIRD QUARTER
I. OBJECTIVE
The learners demonstrate understanding of how different objects interact
A. Content Standards with light and sound, heat and electricity

B. Performance Standards The learners should be able to perform the activity sensibly

Identify materials which are good conductors of heat and electricity

C. Learning Competencies/Objectives
( SSFE-IIIc-3)
( Write the LC code for each)

Taking care of oneself in handling and using heat and electricity

D. Values Integration
Know the importance of heat and electricity in daily living

II. CONTENT Conductors of Heat and Electricity

III.LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teachers Guide MELC,Q3 Grade 5

Science Works! Exhibit-Based Lessons, pp.16-24

2. Other Learning Resources power point, manila paper, pilot pen, real objects

IV.PROCEDURES

A. Daily Routine
Prayer and Greetings

B.Reviewing previous lesson or Direction: Put check (/) if the objects are in motion and cross(x) if
presenting the new lesson not.
__1.Pulling a cart
__2.Picture frame hanging on the wall
__3.A boy running
__4.Pushing a tree
__5. A rolling ball

A. Establishing a purpose for the I have here a jumbled word , Arrange to form a write word
lesson ATEH

H EAT
Why does a person use a cloth or mittens when holding a pan while
cooking?
A person uses a cloth or mittens when holding a pan while cooking
because the pan get hot when it is over a fire.
 Why does a pan become hot when heat is applied?

If you notice that pan is usually made of metal ,and metal is a

material that easily conduct heat and electricity better than others this
means that metals like pans are good conductor of heat and
electricity.

B. Presenting examples/instances of Group Activity: Which is Which?

the new lesson
Problem: What are materials that are good conductors of heat and
electricity?

Materials: ceramic mug with hot water, metal spoon, plastic spoon,
paper clip, barbeque stick,
Procedure:
5. Arrange the container in one place.
6. Half fill the ceramic mug with hot tap water. Be careful in
handling hot objects.
7. Dip the metal spoon, then touch the handle.
What do you feel?
8. Do the same with other materials.
9. What materials conduct heat? Which do not?
10. Record your observation

Guide Questions:
1. Based from the activity, do all materials conduct heat?
2. How do you call materials/ objects that conduct heat?
3. Can materials that conduct heat also be a good conductor
of electricity? Why?

C. Discussing new concepts and Group reporting/Presentation of the Output

practicing new skills # 1 Sharing of results
E. Discussing new concepts and skills I am going to show you a video .All you have to do is to listen.
#2
( Video Presentation)

Not all materials conduct heat and electricity, but if they can ,what do
we call these materials?
CONDUCTORS -is a material that allows transfer of heat energy.
Most of the solids are better conductors than liquid and gases because
the particles in solids are closer, making it easier for the particles to
transfer energy.
Most conductors of heat are made of metals like stainless

steel and the best conductor of heat is copper.

These materials allow electricity to pass and flow through them
easily ,because electron can move freely.
Look at this example

There is a fire and a pan ,that is made

of metal, when there is a fire under the
pan the heat flows easily through the
pan that is the reason why a pan
becomes hot when it is place over a
fire.

Another example is this appliance that has iron and copper when this
appliance is plug the electricity flows easily through the copper going
through the iron and that makes this appliance to turn hot.

There are other materials that can

conduct electricity such as water, our body that is why we had an
electric shock, gold, bronze, metals, copper and aluminum.

Other solids such as wood contain pocket of air trapped between their
particles. They conduct heat at a slower rate than metals. These
materials can be considered as
INSULATOR - materials that do not conduct or transfer heat and
electricity.
some examples of insulator are
 PLAST

BLANK
PAPER

This insulator are very important to keep us safe from electricity and
hot object.

F. Developing Mastery
(Leads to Formative Assessment )
Now , we will have a game. GUESS ME!

I will present to you some real objects and you will identify if it is
conductor or insulator. I will group you into two groups. Winning
group will receive a prize.

Metal spoon Plastic bottle popsicle stick

Rubber ruler key plastic ball rubber ball

Metal fork Paper comb notebook

Copper wire plastic spoon fabric book pan

G. Finding practical applications of Your younger brother and sister are playing near the electric socket.
concepts and skills in daily living They have lots of toys that made up of metal and iron. You know that
these are good conductor of electricity. What should you do to avoid
accident that involve electric shock?

-Move them away from the socket or buy a cover socket.

-Plug the electrical socket
- Tell them not to play with electric socket
 H. Making generalizations and What is conductor?
abstractions about the lesson Materials that conduct or transfer heat and electricity

What materials conduct heat and electricity?

Metals, steel ,copper, aluminum, human body, water

What is insulator?
Materials that do not conduct or transfer heat and electricity

What materials that do not conduct heat and electricity?

Wood, plastic, glass, rubber

I. Evaluating Learning Directions: Identify the following as either a conductor or an

insulator.

Conductor

Insulator

Conductor

Insulator

Conductor

J. Additional activities for application Assignment:

or remediation
Draw at least 3 materials found at home that are conductors of heat
and electricity.

Prepared by:

CATHERINE A. GALAN
Teacher-II
Checked and Observed by:
HAROLD D. FABILE
Head Teacher