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OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, students are expected to:
1. classify and identify the chemical reaction type when given its general form, an example
reaction, or a word equation
2. explain the differences between the five major types of chemical reactions; and
3. give some real life examples of chemical reaction they encounter everyday
ASSESSMENT: KEY POINTS:
Assessment for Learning: Formative Assessment
Five Types of Chemical Reaction
*(During the demonstration portion of the lesson ask the
*Synthesis/Combination
students to classify and identify the five (5) major types of
*Decomposition
chemical reaction.)
*Single-Replacement
Assessment of Learning: Summative Assessment
*Double-Replacement
*(Pair-pair Activity: Students must use their own words and
*Combustion
visual representations to define and distinguish the chemical
reactions.)
GAD Integration
Assessment as Learning: Self- Assessment
Gender and Sex: Relationship
*(Let the students write 5 examples/applications of chemical
Goals
reactions they encounter every day.)
a. Change in color
b. Change in color/
Change in odor
Learning Cycle
c. Production of light/
Temperature change/
Change in color
d. Evolution of gas
Very good!
All of the images illustrate chemical change because
of the evidences present in their structure. Whenever
there is a chemical change, we can say that there is
always a chemical reaction.
B. ENGAGE: Establishing purpose of the lesson
*Divide the students into Four (4) diverse groups.
Why do you think that nail gets rust? -Iron nails get rust because of being
In Chemical Equation: Fe + O2 Fe2O3 exposed to oxygen
How many reactants are there? How many products? -2 reactants and 1 product
Prepared by:
ANGELICA C. CALICA
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