Science P3

Week #16 - 1st - 5th of November 2021

Force and Motion

P3 Science: Introduction of Forces and Motion

Today's Activity

We discussed about the following

Force- push or pull that causes an object to stop, move or change direction
Movement/Motion- a change in position or location
Gravity- the force that pulls the objects to the center of Earth
Pull- use force to move towards or close to you
Push - use force to move an object away:

Week #15 - 13th - 17th of September 2021

Summary Test (Materials)

For this week,

we checked page 45 from your book for our Summary Test; and
we also reviewed Chapter 1- Basic Needs of Animals and Humans.

Homework:

Have an advance reading/ study Chapter 2- Life Cycles

Week #14 - 6th - 10th of September 2021

Changes in Materials

For this week, we discussed about:

Changes in Materials Due to Heat
What Happens when water is cooled and heated?

Homework:

Answer page 45 in your Science Textbook.

Week #13 - 30th August- 3rd of September 2021

Reusing Materials
For this week, students presented their DIY projects from reused materials.

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Here's some of the videos from the students:

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One of the students made a coin back from a carton box.

Another student made a pencil holder from a tissue holder.

This one is a paper airplane toy made from colored papers.

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Science 3- Separation and Assemblage

Week #12 - 23rd-27th of August 2021

Separation and Assemblage of Materials
When materials are separated, we can reuse the materials to make new objects.

For your homework, please see the details below.

Week #11 - 16th-20th of August 2021

Sci-Math Week
For this week, we did not have our online class due to the Sci- Math Week.

Please watch and enjoy!

Week #10 - 9th-13th of August 2021

Materials
Materials are the matter that objects are made from.

Examples of Materials:
1. Wood
2. Metal
3. Glass
4. Rubber
5. Fabric
6. Stone
7. Plastic

Sci- Materials

Sci- Physical Properties of Materials

Physical Properties of Materials

1. Strength- is the ability of the material to support heavy weight without breaking.
2. Hardness- is the ability of the material to withstand scratches.
3. Buoyancy- is the ability of the material to float.
4. Flexibility- is the ability of the material to bend without breaking.

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