Department of Education Division of City Schools - MANILA TONDO HIGH SCHOOL Quezon St. Bo. Magsaysay, Tondo, Manila (02) 254-55-58, Telefax (02) 708-0233 tondohs.depedmanila.com Individual Work Week Accomplishment Report (IWWAR) Learning Plan in SCIENCE 10 GRADE LEVEL: SCIENCE 10 QUARTER: 1- WEEK 3 (September 5 – 9, 2022) Guide to the Facilitator: This plan is developed for you as a facilitator to guide the learner during the conduct of DEPED-NCR SUPPLEMENTARY LEARNING MATERIALS (SLEM) entitled “Quarter 1 – Module 1: Volcanoes, Earthquakes, and Mountain Ranges. You will check the specified outputs of the learner, and afterwards, ensure and keep the answer key with you. You will guide/assist the learner to attain the following objectives which highlight the cognitive (thinking), psychomotor (physical/kinesthetic) and affective (social/emotional/feeling) skills. Answer sheets will be used to answer the questions/activities given. Guide to the Learner: This plan is developed to guide you in your learning journey as you explain the Plate Tectonics Theory. Consult your facilitator at home as you go on with the activity. You can also contact me as your teacher on our official group page and group chat or through my FB Messenger Mark Ariel Pecajas. Please be guided with your class schedule even if you are at home. Content Standard: The learners demonstrate understanding of the relationship among the locations of volcanoes, earthquake epicenters, and mountain ranges. Performance Standard: The learners shall be able to: 1. demonstrate ways to ensure disaster preparedness during earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions; 2. suggest ways by which he/she can contribute to government efforts in reducing damage due to earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. Focused Most Essential Learning Competencies: Describe and relate the distribution of active volcanoes, earthquake epicenters, and major mountain belts to Plate Tectonic Theory (S10ES – Ia-j-36.1) Day Number Topic Day 1: Volcanoes, Earthquakes, and Mountain Belts Asynchronous Objectives 1. Describe the distribution of active volcanoes, earthquake epicenters and major mountain belts Materials Activities 1. Test the prior learning of the students by Volcanoes, Earthquakes, answering the pretest. Determine their and misconceptions Mountain about the Earth’s Ranges – lithosphere. Lesson 1 2. Read the lesson on Worksheets the discussion on the Answer key is distribution of active provided at volcanoes, the end of the earthquake lesson for Self epicenters, and major -Check mountain belts. Module 1 entitled: Activity 1: Let’s Match Direction: 1. Study Fig.15 showing the active volcanoes Notes to Facilitator Assessment Formative Develop their skills on communication and critical thinking through activities called Let’s Match Summative Assess the learners’ comprehension and understanding of the lesson through an activity on a fiveitem google form test During synchronous online learning present the discussion using PowerPoint and allow the students to try science links provided. Summative test can be made through a digital online tool such as Kahoot and Quizzis and integrate it using Google Classroom During asynchronous online class, Notes to Parents/Guardian Remind your child the following: Open and monitor their G Suite accounts to view the digitized version of DepEd module made available online. Check reminders, announcements posted on google classroom, Facebook Groups, and Messenger. Submit the finished outputs on designated post on google classroom using distribution around the world, Fig.17 showing the earthquakes distribution and Fig.16 Mountain Ranges of the World. 2. Using three different colors of marking pen (red, blue and green) Trace the approximate locations of several active volcanoes, earthquakes and mountain ranges on one plastic sheets. Day 2: Tectonic Plates, Earthquake Epicenters, and Active Volcanoes Synchronous 2. Infer the relationship of tectonic plates, earthquake epicenters and active volcanoes. 1. Test the prior learning of the students by Volcanoes, Earthquakes, answering the pretest. Determine their and misconceptions Mountain about the Earth’s Ranges – lithosphere. Lesson 1 2. Read the lesson on Worksheets the discussion on the Answer key is relationship of provided at tectonic plates, the end of the earthquake lesson for Self epicenters and active -Check volcanoes. Module 1 entitled: Activity 2: Remember Where the Edges Meet Direction: students can post their output using online mobile tool such as Google Drive and Padlet. Formative Develop their skills on communication and critical thinking through an activity called Remember Where the Edges Meet Summative Assess the learners’ comprehension and understanding of the lesson through an activity on a fiveitem google form test During synchronous online learning present the discussion using PowerPoint and allow the students to try science links provided. Summative test can be made through a digital online tool such as Kahoot and Quizzis and integrate it using Google Classroom During asynchronous online class, students can post your G Suite account. Submit weekly output every Friday of the week. Remind your child the following: Open and monitor their G Suite accounts to view the digitized version of DepEd module made available online. Check reminders, announcements posted on google classroom, Facebook Groups, and Messenger. Submit the finished outputs on designated post on google classroom using your G Suite account. 1. Study Map 1 (Distribution of Earthquakes) on page 9 (loose page) that shows the earthquake distribution around the world. The dark areas are the earthquake epicenters. 2. Study Map 2 (Earth’s Major Volcanoes) on page 8. Take note that the dark dots are the active volcanoes. 3. Cut Map 1 and Map 2 along the edges (page 9). Place Map 1 (Earthquakes) over Map 2 (Volcanoes). 4. Bring the maps over any of the bright source of light available (ceiling lamp, sunlight, flashlight/cellphone light). Make sure you can see where the dark areas and dots are. 5. Study Map 3 (Mountain Chains), the coarse and darker areas are the mountain ranges of the world. 6. Cut Map 3 along the edges (page 9). Place it under Map1 and Map 2. 7. Bring the maps over any bright source of light available. their output using online mobile tool such as Google Drive and Padlet. Submit weekly output every Friday of the week. Day 3: Plate Tectonic Theory Face to Face (Set A) 3. Relate the distribution of active volcanoes, earthquake epicenters, and major mountain belts to Plate Tectonic Theory 1. Test the prior learning of the students by Volcanoes, Earthquakes, answering the pretest. Determine their and misconceptions Mountain about the Earth’s Ranges – lithosphere. Lesson 1 2. Read the lesson on Worksheets the discussion of the Answer key is Plate Tectonic provided at Theory. the end of the lesson for Self Activity 3: -Check Re-Circle the Ring Module 1 entitled: Direction: 1. Study Figure 2 below. It shows the active volcanoes (triangles) all over the Pacific region. Go back to Figure 1 on page 5 to see again the moving plates. You will realize that the volcanoes in Figure 2 are also situated in the areas of plate movement. 2. Answer the following questions. Day 4: Plate Tectonic Theory 3. Relate the distribution of active Module 1 entitled: Volcanoes, 1. Test the prior learning of the students by Formative Develop their skills on communication and critical thinking through an activity called Re-Circle the Ring Summative Assess the learners’ comprehension and understanding of the lesson through an activity on a fiveitem google form test Formative Develop their skills on During synchronous online learning present the discussion using PowerPoint and allow the students to try science links provided. Summative test can be made through a digital online tool such as Kahoot and Quizzis and integrate it using Google Classroom During asynchronous online class, students can post their output using online mobile tool such as Google Drive and Padlet. Remind your child the following: Open and monitor their G Suite accounts to view the digitized version of DepEd module made available online. Check reminders, announcements posted on google classroom, Facebook Groups, and Messenger. Submit the finished outputs on designated post on google classroom using your G Suite account. Submit weekly output every Friday of the week. During synchronous Remind your child the following: Face to Face (Set B) volcanoes, earthquake epicenters, and major mountain belts to Plate Tectonic Theory Earthquakes, and Mountain Ranges – Lesson 1 Worksheets Answer key is provided at the end of the lesson for Self -Check answering the pretest. Determine their misconceptions about the Earth’s lithosphere. 2. Read the lesson on the discussion of the Plate Tectonic Theory. Activity 3: Re-Circle the Ring Direction: 1. Study Figure 2 below. It shows the active volcanoes (triangles) all over the Pacific region. Go back to Figure 1 on page 5 to see again the moving plates. You will realize that the volcanoes in Figure 2 are also situated in the areas of plate movement. 2. Answer the following questions. Day 5: Disaster Preparedness Asynchronous 4. Present a schematic plan for the community on how to mitigate or reduce the 1. Test the prior learning of the students by Volcanoes, Earthquakes, answering the pretest. Determine their and misconceptions Mountain Module 1 entitled: communication and critical thinking through an activity called Re-Circle the Ring Summative Assess the learners’ comprehension and understanding of the lesson through an activity on a fiveitem google form test Formative Develop their skills on communication and critical thinking through an online learning present the discussion using PowerPoint and allow the students to try science links provided. Summative test can be made through a digital online tool such as Kahoot and Quizzis and integrate it using Google Classroom During asynchronous online class, students can post their output using online mobile tool such as Google Drive and Padlet. During synchronous online learning present the discussion using PowerPoint and Open and monitor their G Suite accounts to view the digitized version of DepEd module made available online. Check reminders, announcements posted on google classroom, Facebook Groups, and Messenger. Submit the finished outputs on designated post on google classroom using your G Suite account. Submit weekly output every Friday of the week. Remind your child the following: Open and monitor their G Suite accounts to view the digitized version of DepEd effects of disasterrelated events such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. Ranges – Lesson 1 Worksheets Answer key is provided at the end of the lesson for Self -Check about the Earth’s lithosphere. 2. Read the lesson on the discussion on ways to mitigate or reduce the effects of disaster-related events Activity 5: Risk-Free and Prepared activity called Risk-Free and Prepared Summative Assess the learners’ comprehension and understanding of the lesson through an activity on a fiveitem google form test Direction: Identify the harmful effects of earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption, and landslide. Then give the safety measures for each disaster. allow the students to try science links provided. Summative test can be made through a digital online tool such as Kahoot and Quizzis and integrate it using Google Classroom During asynchronous online class, students can post their output using online mobile tool such as Google Drive and Padlet. module made available online. Check reminders, announcements posted on google classroom, Facebook Groups, and Messenger. Submit the finished outputs on designated post on google classroom using your G Suite account. Submit weekly output every Friday of the week. INDEPENDENT LEARNING Watch video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcBKTiS__-A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X13OEDoe6jk Submitted by: MARK ARIEL G. PECAJAS__ Teacher II Checked by: ___SALVADOR C. DAZ___ Master Teacher I Noted by: __ABIGAEL D. AQUINO__ Head Teacher VI Approved by: __RODRIGO G. NATIVIDAD__ Principal III