Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

Safety Measures in Physical Activities​

Steve John Mart M. Jose

Teacher III​

Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELCs): Explain the effects of force when applied to an object. S4FE-IIIa-1

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This module is divided into two lessons, namely: ​

Lesson 1 Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

Lesson 2 Safety Measures in Physical Activities

LET'S TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE!

Multiple Choice

What causes objects to move?

• mass

• weight

• force

• magnet

Multiple Choice

The greater the mass of an object, the greater is the force needed to ___ the object

• move

• stop

• roll

• push

Multiple Choice

Which among the objects below require lesser force to move?

• book

• notebook

• pencil

• blackboard eraser

Multiple Choice

Which of the following objects will move easily when force is applied to it?

• plastic dining table

• small refrigerator

• empty steel cabinet

• wooden dining table

Multiple Choice

Which among the following objects will require a greater force to move?

• refrigerator

• study table

• monobloc chair

• television

Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

​Force is push or pull, which occurs when two or more objects interact with each other.

The force applied on an object affect the movement of the object. The amount of force affects the movement of an object. The greater the force, the farther the distance an object travel. The lesser the force, the nearer the distance an object travel.

Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

Effects of Force on the Movement of an Object

Let's Check your Understanding!

Multiple Choice

• Great Force

• Less Force

Multiple Choice

• Great Force

• Less Force

Multiple Choice

• Great Force

• Less Force

Multiple Choice

• Great Force

• Less Force

Multiple Choice

• Great Force

• Less Force

A delivery truck stopped in front of your house. They will deliver a balikbayan box which your mother sent for you. The box is quite heavy for the men to carry. What can you suggest so that they can carry the box easier?

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

Click Happy Face ​if the situation shows practicing safety measures,

Sad Face if not.

Multiple Choice

Skateboarding in a busy street.

Multiple Choice

Wearing industrial gloves in bending iron rods.

Multiple Choice

Ironing clothes with wet hands.

Multiple Choice

Turning off LPG tank before going to bed.

Multiple Choice

Playing with old batteries.

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

​How about you, what physical activity do you like to do? Why?

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

Accident is inevitable and unpredictable. Awareness of safety measures and putting it into practice will surely lessen casualties and loss of properties. Safety gears must be utilized in performing physical activities. Always exercise caution when doing activities. As much as possible wear appropriate protective gears. When in a public playground, always wait for your turn and play with care.

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

Safety at Home Here are reminders for you to follow in order for you to be safe in your house:

• Play your toys with care. Return them to their proper places after use.

• Do not play “habulan” inside your house. You may bump into your vases, cabinets and other appliances that may hurt you.

• Do not climb cabinets, step on the chairs and tables, nor hide inside drawers.

• Do not play with your vases, figurines and other display in your house.

• Do not play along your stairs. You might fall.

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

Safety at School Accidents and injuries could be avoided if you are careful and aware of the different safety measures your school implements. Here are some reminders to be safe in school:

• The gate of the playground must be wide enough to ensure that nobody would be trapped where there is a need to evacuate.

• Swings and slides must be placed at safe distance from each other.

• Do not block the exit areas of the playground.

• Do not run along the corridors and pathways.

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​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

​• Pass one at a time in going inside the classroom.

• Do not step on the chairs and tables, or climb shelves and cabinets in your room. • Avoid running when going out of your room • Avoid pushing or kicking each other while in line. • Know the different fire or emergency exits in your school. • Always obey environmental prints or safety reminder signs in your school.

​Lesson 2: Safety Measures in Physical Activities

PERFORMANCE TASK- WEEK 2