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LESSON PLAN EXEMPLAR IN SCIENCE 9

Number of Hours: 1
Level & Section Grade 9 - Luke
Code S9MT-IIa-21-22
Domain Science
Cluster Chemical Bonding
Lesson Types of Chemical Bonding
Content The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
Standard  The formation of ionic, covalent, and metallic bond.
References:  Chemistry III, pp. 125 - 134

OBJECTIVES:
Learning Competency: The learners should be able to describe the different types of chemical bonding.

Objectives:
At the end of the session, the learners will be able to:
1. define chemical bonding;
2. illustrate how an ionic bond is formed;
3. explain how covalent bonding takes place;
4. discuss the properties of each bond.

ASSESSMENT: KEY POINTS:


 Assessment for Learning:  Chemical Bonding is the attraction between
Illustrating the formation of ionic, atoms, ions, or molecules that enables the
covalent, and metallic bonds. formation of chemical compounds.
 Assessment for Learning:  There are three common types of chemical
Quick recap bonding:
Summative test a) Ionic Bonding – It occurs through the
transfer of valence electrons from metal to a
nonmetal atom which then both atoms become
stable.
b) Covalent Bonding – It refers to the sharing of
valence electrons between nonmetal atoms to
become stable.
c) Metallic Bonding – achieve a stable form by
sharing its outer shell electrons with other
atoms.

ENGAGE:
4 Pics 1 Word Game

BONDING

STUDENT’S TASK: To guess what is represented by the pictures. (This is will serve as the spring board of
the lesson proper)
*Subject Integration: Values(Close Family Ties)

EXPLORE:
ACTIVITY: MODELS OF THE TYPES OF CHEMICAL BONDING
Note: Let the learners create models of the three types of chemical bonding. (Tell them to use available
resources that they may find at home )
Guide Questions:
1. What is ionic bonding?
2. What is covalent bonding?
3. How ionic bonding differ from covalent bonding?
4. What is metallic bonding?
(Learners must send their output to my email account or messenger account for evaluation, for
learners without internet access may pass their outputs during the distribution and retrieval of
modules)
*Subject Integration: Arts

Learning By Doing
- An active engagement facilitates deep learning of the learners.

EXPLAIN:
(The teacher will set a date for group video call)
Learners will share their thoughts and acquired knowledge about the lesson.

ELABORATE:
During the video conferencing, the teachers will clarify misconceptions about the lesson, and answer
queries of the learners about the lesson.

EVALUATE:
PROFILING:
Based from what you have learned from the lesson, answer the following questions. Allow them to work
in pairs.
1. What is chemical bonding?
2. What are the three common types of chemical bonding?
3. Define each type of chemical bonding?
4. What chemical compound is formed in ionic bonding?
5. What chemical compound is formed in covalent bonding?

Collaborative learning
-Learners work together in an attempt to create knowledge and achieve shared learning goals.

EXTEND:
Encourage learners to design or create one from the following options
- a comic strip
- poster
- poem
- song

about the types of chemical bonding. (Outputs will be passed on the distribution and retrieval of
modules)
Differentiated Instruction
- All students have the same learning goal, but the instruction varies based on student’s interests,
preferences, strengths and struggles.

Prepared By: Noted by: Checked By:

FEDERICO JR. R. DULAY LEA P. RIVERA PERLITA B. SOMINE, PhD.


SHS – TII Head Teacher III Principal III

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