Lesson Plan in Educational Technology 1

Technology Used: Specimen

Members:
Bunda, Marlo Kyn B. TCP I-A
Pendioday, Ma. Matilde T. TCP I-A
Segaya, Karla TCP I-A

Submitted to: Dr. Cynthia D. Mijares

Lesson Plan in General Science subject with the topic of Three Main Types of
Rocks for 1st year high school students.
I.

II.

Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the 1st year students will be able to:
1. identify the three main types of rocks
2. sort the rocks by their characteristics
3. appreciate the beauty of the different types of rocks and how they are
formed
Subject Matter:
A. Topic: Three Main Types of Rocks
B. References:
http://geology.com/rocks/

III.

http://study.com/academy/lesson/types-of-rocks-the-three-major-rockgroups.html
C. Materials:
Computer with internet access, DLP Projector, Three Main Types of Rocks
video clip, Rock specimens for Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic,
Timer
D. Values focus: Appreciate the beauty of Gods creation as shown on rocks
which have unique characteristics.
Developmental Activities: (transfer all contents inside the table)

Teachers Activity

1. Routinary Activity
2. Greetings
Teacher will greet the students

Students Activity
Opening Prayer

Students will greet the

teacher

A. Review
Ask the students what is
Geology?

B. Motivation
1. Present a video clip about
the Three Main Types of
Rocks and how they are
formed.
2. Ask the students what are
the three main types of
rocks.
3. Describe how each rock
differ from another.
D. Presentation

The students will define

Geology. Geology is an
earth science comprising
the study of solid Earth,
the rocks of which it is
composed, and the
processes by which they
change.

The students will watch

the video clip.
The students will
enumerate the three main
types of rocks.
The students will compare
and contrast the three
main types of rocks.

Present the lesson to the class by

using PowerPoint through DLP.

E. Lesson ProperTeacher will discuss the

following:
1. Igneous Rocks
Igneous rocks are formed
from melted rock that has
cooled and solidified.
2. Sedimentary Rocks
Sedimentary rocks are
formed at the surface of
the Earth, either in water
or on land.
They are layered
accumulations of
sediments-fragments of
rocks, minerals, or animal
or plant material.
3. Metamorphic Rocks
Sometimes sedimentary
and igneous rocks are
subjected to pressures so
intense or heat so high
that they are completely
changed. They become
metamorphic rocks, which
form while deeply buried
within the Earth's crust

The students will watch

the slideshow
presentation.

The students will listen to

the teachers discussion.

Teacher s Note
The teacher will
pray.