Grade 1 Araling Panlipunan Module 4: First Quarter 0ct26-30 Week 4 (In English)
Changes are Coming
Magkat-on Kita (We Will Learn)
You already know the changes that you are experiencing yourself as you grow older. Through this lesson or module we will further expand your concept of change. You experience changes in your physical, emotional, and intellectual aspects. Here, in this lesson, you will find that the changes around you are also continuing. All people, animals, things, or places change over time.
After this study, you are expected:
1. Understand the concept of change not only in yourself, but everything around you and
2. You can show such changes by arranging the pictures in order.
Sulayan Nato (Let's Try This)
What happens next? Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on the paper.
1. Early in the morning, Aila got up and took a bath. After she took a bath, breakfast was ready on the table.
a. She went back to sleep.
b. She helped with the chores.
c. She put on her uniform and went to school.
2. Alvin is active in school and is eager to study.
a. Alvin will not pass his exam.
b. Alvin will get a high grade.
c. His mother will get angry at him.
3. Emy's mother went to the market. Emy was left home with all her toys scattered.
a. Emy's mother became angrt when she returned.
b. Emy's mother was happy when she got home.
c. Emy is happy when her mother arrives.
4. For lunch, Karen washes her hands and prays.
a. They will eat.
b. Karen will go out and play.
c. Karen will leave.
5. To fry an egg, first heat the cooking oil. Next, place the egg in the pan, then
a. Place water on the cooking oil.
b. Put some tomatoes.
c. Wait for the eggs to cook then serve.
Magtuon Kita (Let's Learn)
Ben and Maria are classmates. They are both in Grade 1 like you. One afternoon, after class, they went to the garden. And here they found something.
Maria: Uy! Look Ben! It's a beautiful butterfly. How did she become to be so beautiful?
Ben: Hala! Yes, it is so beautiful. I wonder what it looked like when it was young?
1. Who are the two kids in the story?
2. Where did their playing lead them?
3. What did they see in the garden?
The following pictures show the correct sequence of a butterfly metamorphosis that Maria and Ben saw.
First, they start as eggs attached on a leaf.
Second, the eggs hatch and out come caterpillars.
Third, then it becomes a beautiful butterfly ready to fly.
Its appearance is different then from now. There is a big change.
There are also many changes you yourself will experience, from birth to current age.
First, you are a baby still crawling.
Second, you are able to walk but, your movement is limited.
Third, you are now 6 years old. You go to school and their are many things you can do on your own.
This is true for people, animals, things or places around you. These changes have a correct order or sequence.
Look at the pictures below. The following pictures show the correct order of the changes you see in a chicken.
First, it will hatch from an egg it originated from.
Second, it is now a chick.
Third, it will grow to become an adult chicken and lay eggs too.
On the otherhand, if we were to grow a plant...
First, you plant a seed.
Second, after a few days, small leaves will sprout.
Third, it will grow to be a big plant.
Magbansay kita (Let's Practice)
The pictures below show changes in the life of a child. Arrange the pictures in the correct order. Write 1, 2, 3 in the circles to the corresponding pictures.
Magbansay Pa Kita ( Let's Practice some more)
What will happen NEXT?
Choose your answer from the goup of pictures below. Write the letter in the box.
Hinumduman Nato (Remember This)
Write T if the sentence is correct and M if not.
___1. You will experience mant changes in yourself as you grow older.
___2. Only people change and nothing else around us.
___3. We can still wear our clothes from when we were young until now.
___4. There is a correct order or sequence to changes.
___5. Change continues to evolve over time.
Susihon Nato (Let's Test)
On an answer sheet, arrange the pictures from the beginning to the end. Write the numbers 1,2,3 on the blanks for the corresponding pictures.
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