LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE III

I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, learners are expected to:
a. identify the different types of clouds;
b. show the condition of the clouds in the locality; and
c. draw and describe the different types of clouds.

II. SUBJECT MATTER: TYPE OF CLOUDS

III. LEARNING RESOURCES

A. REFERENCES: https://sciencing.com/types-clouds-kids-8294039.html
B. MATERIALS: pictures of clouds, bond paper, crayons and pencil

IV. METHODS: BOPPPS

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY

A. Preliminary Activities
a) Prayer
Before we will start, Cathy
please come to the front and Sign of the cross…
lead the prayer. Amen.

b) Greetings

Good morning class!

Kindly arrange your chair Good morning Ma’am.
and pick up some pieces of
paper. Those who sit at the
back kindly occupy the
vacant sit in front.

c) Checking of attendance
Say present if your name is
called.
Atabilo Jhon Rhey…. Present!

B. BRIDGE IN
 The teacher will ask the pupils. The pupils will answer.
What is the weather today? Teacher today is sunny day.
How about yesterday? Yesterday is cloudy day.
How about last week? Last week is rainy day.

Yes, very good! So now I want you

to observe the sky outside and write
what you have observed on your
paper. I will give you 3 minutes to
observe outside.

So what do you observe in the sky? Teacher I have observe that the sky is blue.
Teacher it has also different formation of
clouds.
The clouds are color grey and white.
Yes, all of your answers were right!
Do you think it will rain today? Maybe Yes, Maybe No.

Okay let’s find out.

C. OUTCOMES

Before we proceed to our

discussion ,I want everybody to
read the following outcomes to be At the end of the lesson, learners are
attained at the end of the lesson: expected to:

a. know the different types of clouds;

b. show the condition of the clouds in the
locality; and
c. draw and describe the different types of
clouds.

D. PRE-ASSESMENT

Who can still remember the topic

that we discuss yesterday?
The topic we discuss yesterday is about
Yes Jake, stand up. weather.

Very good. We have the rainy day, sunny day and

So what are the kinds of weather cloudy day.
that we discussed yesterday?

Very Good. We have also the

 windy and stormy day.

So class, a while ago I let you go

outside and observe the sky above
and you say that the sky is blue and
the clouds have different formation.
Who among you here loves to see Me teacher!
clouds? I like to watch clouds on how they move on
the sky.
I want also to see a clouds teacher. It looks
Yes it looks like a cotton candy. like a cotton candy.
Who among you her try to eat a
cotton candy? Me teacher!
Is it delicious class?
Yes, Teacher! I like the color pink cotton
candy.
Okay, very well said!
So be with me this morning as we
will about to study, understand and
appreciate the “Type of Clouds”.

E. PARTICIPATORY LEARNING

Base on your observation a while

ago, what can you say about the
clouds? Teacher the clouds are white and gray.
The clouds have different formation.
Okay, Very Good! Teacher the clouds contain water.
All of you got the correct answers,
because a Cloud is a large
collection of very tiny droplets of
water or ice crystals.

We see clouds nearly every day.

They float in the sky above us and
block out the Sun. Sometimes
clouds are white and puffy.
Sometimes they are dark and cover (The pupils will listen the teacher
the entire sky. Different kinds of discussion.)
clouds can mean different kinds of
weather.

We have four types of clouds

namely the stratus, nimbus,
cumulus and cirrus clouds.
(showing pictures)
 Stratus clouds
Stratus clouds look like a huge
thick blanket covering the sky.
These clouds are a sure sign of rain
if it is warm and snow if it is cold.
If stratus clouds are near the
ground, they form fog. These
clouds form when the weather has
been cold and warmer moist air
blows in. The amount of moisture
in the air and the difference
between warm and cold air
determine how thick the cloud or
fog is.

Cumulus clouds
Cumulus clouds are the puffy
clouds that are usually scattered
throughout the sky. In Latin, the
word cumulus means pile. Just like
when we say “accumulate,” it
means things pile up. This type of
cloud is formed when warm air
rises carrying water vapor with it by
evaporation. Cumulus clouds can be
white or gray. White fluffy clouds
mean no rain, but when they form
into dark or gray clouds, it is going
to rain.
 Cirrus clouds
Cirrus clouds are the thin, hair-like
clouds found at high altitudes.
These delicate clouds are wispy,
with a silky sheen, or look like tufts
of hair. In the daytime, they are
whiter than any other cloud in the
sky. While the Sun is setting or
rising, they may take on the colours
of the sunset. A blue sky and a few
cirrus clouds high in the sky,
usually means it is going to be a
nice day.

Nimbus Clouds
The word nimbus means a cloud
that already has rain or snow falling
from it. These clouds are dark and
seen during a thunderstorm along
with thunder and lightning. They
can be a combination of two clouds,
like a cumulonimbus, which means
a puffy black cloud with rain falling
out or it, or a stratonimbus, which is
a dark blanket with rain falling out
of it.

So class, can you tell me what types

It’s a cumulus clouds ma’am.
of clouds do you see outside?
Why do you say so, Paula?
It’s a cumulus clouds ma’am because its
shape is like a cotton candy a puffy cloud.
Brilliant idea! Here’s your star.

If the clouds is varying in color

from dark gray to nearly white, a
sign of rain if it is warm and snow
if it is cold what do you think that Ma’am.
types of cloud is?

If you want to answer just raise

your hand don’t answer in chorus.
Yes, Resil? It’s a stratus clouds ma’am.

Very Good Resil, another star for

you.

Who can illustrate of what are

cirrus clouds?
Yes Jhun? Cirrus clouds are the thin, wispy clouds
seen high in the sky.
Very Good Jhun, another star for
you.

Do you have questions or

clarifications regarding our topic
class? Ma’am.
Yes?
How does cloud form?
Excellent question!
Class, have you ever tried that the
blow of the air is hot? Yes Ma’am.
Okay, that hot air has the capability
of holding more water than the cold
air. When the hot air rises above in
the atmosphere and cools again, the
water that it carries condenses into
the small droplets. As a result, the
cloud is formed.
Do you get it class? Yes Ma’am.

Again class, what are the types of Ma’am we have the stratus clouds, nimbus
clouds? clouds, cumulus clouds and the cirrus
clouds.

Very Good!
Okay so, is there any a question or None Ma’am
clarifications?
F. POST- ASSESMENT

Now, if you really understand our

discussion this morning we will
have activities.

Activity 1
The first game is called “Hulaan mo
kung anu ako”.Now, I want you to
group into two. You’re task is to (the pupils group themselves into two
guess what kinds of clouds I am groups)
going to show you. The first student
in a group who want to answer may
come in front of me and tell me the
correct answer. The first group who
got 5 scores will be the winner.

Is that clear? Yes Ma’am.

I want to hear from the group 1, are Yes Ma’am.
you ready?
How about the group 2, are you Yes Ma’am.
ready?

Okay let’s start. (the pupils start guessing the pictures

shown)

The group who got 5 score is the

group 2. Let’s give them 5 claps (performing claps)
and 5 stomps of feet.

Activity 2
The second activity is called “Draw
me”, now I want everybody to draw
the different types of clouds in a
bond paper that I will be giving to
you and also its descriptions.
Did you bring you coloring
materials and pencil? Yes ma’am.
Those who bring their coloring I forget ma’am.
materials let others also borrow
okay?
Yes ma’am.
At the back of the bond paper you
 will choose among the four types of
clouds that show the current
condition of clouds in your locality.

Did you get it class?

Yes ma’am.
Kindly get one bond paper and pass
it to others.

G. SUMMARY
As a whole clouds are made up of
what is it class? It is made up of very light water droplets or
ice crystals.
Very Good.
These particles can float in the air.
When warm air rises, swells and
cools, it forms clouds. Many water
droplets formed together scatter
reflect sunlight and you see a white
cloud, but with a dark or gray
cloud, the sunlight is scattered in all
directions instead of reflected.

The different types of clouds are Cumulus, nimbus, cirrus and stratus
the? Clouds.

It is called Cumulus clouds when

the clouds are puffy it is like a
cotton candy that are usually
scattered throughout the sky.

Second, the Cirrus clouds are the

thin, wispy clouds seen high in the
sky it is like a hair-like clouds.

Third, the stratus cloud that looks

like a huge thick blanket covering
the sky. A cloud that are sure sign
of rain if it is warm and snow if it is
cold.
And the last one is the nimbus
clouds a combination of two clouds,
like a cumulonimbus, which means
a puffy black cloud with rain falling
out or it, or a stratonimbus, which is
a dark blanket with rain falling out
of it. These means the cloud that
already has rain or snow falling
from it.