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The document outlines a lesson plan on projectile motion, detailing objectives such as describing types of projectiles and understanding the effects of launch angles on their range and height. It includes classroom rules, pre-test questions, misconceptions about projectile motion, and practical applications in sports. Additionally, it features evaluation activities and performance tasks to reinforce learning.

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Quarter 4 projectile motion

The document outlines a lesson plan on projectile motion, detailing objectives such as describing types of projectiles and understanding the effects of launch angles on their range and height. It includes classroom rules, pre-test questions, misconceptions about projectile motion, and practical applications in sports. Additionally, it features evaluation activities and performance tasks to reinforce learning.

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Quarter 4

Projectile motion
Listen attentively and actively.

Classroom Noise is ok as long as it is


Rules academic noise.

Raise hand if you wish to say


something. Wait for your turn.
Attendance
Lesson Objectives
At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:
Describe the types of projectiles
Determine the effect of varying the angle of release
on the range and height of the projectile
Use an online simulation to investigate the motion
parameters of a projectile at a variety of locations
along its trajectory.
Show appreciation on how projectile motions helps in
sports and in daily life activities.
Have you tried
playing these
sports/games?
Have you tried
playing these
sports/games?
Have you tried
playing these
sports/games?
Many neighborhood
games you join and
sporting events you
play and officiate in
MAPEH classes involve
flying objects or balls.
Pre- Test
Directions: Read each
statement carefully.
Choose the correct
answer.
1. Which of a. A cannon ball rolling down a
slope.
the
following b. A cannonball thrown straight up.
would NOT
be c. A cannonball rolling off a table.
considered
a projectile d. A cannonball thrown in the air.
motion?
2. In the
absence of air
resistance, the a. 15 degrees
angle at which b. 30 degrees
a thrown ball c. 45 degrees
will do the d. 60 degrees
farthest is
________.
For questions 3
– 5, please
refer to the
figure below.

3. What type of projectile is shown by the figure above?


a. Type 1 c. Type III
b. Type II d. parabola
For questions 3
– 5, please
refer to the
figure below.

4. The ______________ determines the range and height of


projectile.
a. angle of release c. time launch
b. displacement d. time elapsed
For questions 3
– 5, please
refer to the
figure below.

5. What happen to the height of projectile as the angle increases?


a. Increase c. remain constant
b. Decrease d. sustained
Misconceptions

Some existing force and projectile preconceptions


that are WRONG
• The launch force keeps on acting on the object after it was
thrown.
• The projectiles maintains its motion due to the acquired
launch force.
• At the top of the projectile’s flight there is no gravity that’s
why projectiles start to fall.
“Palarong
Pambansa
2013 – The
Faces of Our
Future Sports
Heroes”

I Notice! I
Wonder!
What
events/games
were featured in
the video clip?

Are they
examples of
motion in two
dimensions?
Have you noticed the
curved paths they make
mid-air?
Not only balls fly when in projectile
motion. Have you noticed that in many
sports and games, players come
“flying” too?
Understanding motion in two
dimensions will help you apply
the physics of sports and
enhance game events
experiences.
Projectile –It is an object upon
Unlockin which the only force acting is
gravity
g of
difficultie Projectile motion – is the motion
of an object thrown or projected
s into the air, subject only to the
acceleration of gravity.
•The path of a projectile is called
Unlockin its trajectory.
g of
•The trajectory of a projectile in
difficultie free fall is a parabola.
s
Projectile Motion
Motion In Two Dimensions

We restrict ourselves to objects thrown near the Earth’s surface so that gravity
can be considered constant.
Projectile motion refers to the motion of an
object that is thrown, or projected into the air
at an angle.

The motion of a projectile is determined only


by the object’s initial velocity and gravity.
•Projectile motion is a combination of horizontal motion and vertical motion.

•The horizontal motion of a projectile is constant because no gravitational force


acts horizontally
Projectile motion applies to sports.
A projectile
moves
horizontally
with constant
velocity while
being
accelerated
vertically. The
result is a
motion in a
curved path.
An object projected
horizontally will reach
the ground in the
same time as an
object dropped
vertically.

No matter how large


the horizontal velocity
is, the downward pull
of gravity is always
the same.
Horizontally launched projectile
Horizontal velocity is constant. Vertical velocity is changing
due to gravitational acceleration..
Vertically launched projectile
The horizontal velocity component remains the same size
throughout the entire motion of the cannonball.
Projectiles
launched
at
different
angles.
Sports Trivia

Maximum range is achieved if the projectile is


fired at an angle of 45 degrees with respect
to the horizontal.
What is a projectile?
In
What is projectile
Conclusi motion?
on
What are the three types
of projectiles?
In
Conclusi
on
How will you apply these
learnings about projectile motion
in your daily life? Can you give
specific samples where these
concepts can be useful?
Questions?
3-2-1 Activity

3 Things I found out 2 Interesting things 1 Question I still have


Evaluation
Take home quiz.
_____1. A __________ is an object
upon which the only force acting is
gravity.
A.Motion
B. Projectile
C. Acceleration
D. Gravity
_____2. The horizontal range of a
projectile is maximum when the
angle of projection is
A.0 0

B.30 0

C.45 0

D.60 0
_____3. Which of the following is an
example of projectile motion?
A. A bullet being fired from a gun.
B. A jet lifting off a runway.
C. A space shuttle orbiting Earth.
D. Dropping an aluminum can into the
recycling bin.
_____4. What is the path of a
projectile?
A.hyperbola
B. a wavy line
C. a parabola
D. Projectiles do not follow a
predictable path
_____5. A bullet is fired into the air at an angle of 30° to
the horizontal. At the same time and from the same
height, a bullet is dropped. If we neglect the effects of
air resistance, how will the time the two bullets spend in
the air compare?
A.there is not enough information to determine this
B.the bullet that is fired will spend less time in the air,
hitting the ground first.
C.the bullet that is fired will spend longer in the air,
hitting the ground after the dropped bullet.
D.both bullets will spend the same amount of time in the
air, hitting at the same time.
II. Essay. 5 pts.
What are the three types
of projectiles? Describe and
illustrate/draw each type of
projectiles.
Choose one task to comply.
Performance
• Write a brief story from the point of
Task view of anybody launched at an
angle with the horizontal (ball, coin,
Rubrics for scoring: etc). In your narration, it should
Accuracy and Content 50% include description of both
Required elements 30% horizontal and vertical motions of a
Neatness 10% projectile. Your story could be
Timeliness 10%
100%
humorous, tragic, romantic or
anything as long as you describe a
projectile’s motion. Be creative.
Choose one task to comply.
• Compose a 3-5-minute jingle
Performance featuring descriptions of the
Task
horizontal and vertical motions
Rubrics for scoring: of a projectile. Record your
Accuracy and Content 50% jingle and pass it through any
Required elements 30%
online platform that is
Neatness 10%
convenient for you. You may use
Timeliness 10%
100% any available musical
instruments in presenting your
jingle.
Thank you!

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