In this Module, we are to learn the 8 Planets in our Solar System.

1. WELCOME
LEARNERS!

2. SCIENCE 6 | EARTH
& SPACE
This is …

3. PRAYER
OPENING

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& SPACE

6. 1. Say PRESENT when your
name is called
2. Tell me ONE WORD that
comes to your mind
when you hear the word
Space
ATTENDANCE
CHECKING

7. SPACE SEARCH
WARM-UP ACTIVITY

8. 1. Log in to Blooket.com
2. Click Join a Game
3. Type the Game ID given by
the teacher.
4. Input your Surname
5. Then wait for the teacher to
start the game.
INSTRUCTION:
GAME ID: 9435388

9. SPACE SEARCH
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SPACE
MASTER OF THE DAY!

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& SPACE

11. THE SOLAR SYSTEM:
It’s 8 Planets

12. At the end of the session, the students will be
able to:
Identify the planets that make up our solar system.;
(Cognitive)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Create a model of the solar system showing the relative
sizes of the planets and their relative distances from the
Sun; (Psychomotor)
Reflect on the importance of knowing what are the
planets composing our solar system. (Affective)

13. What do you know
about the Solar
System?

14. What is this?

15. SOLAR SYSTEM

16. THE SOLAR SYSTEM:
It’s 8 Planets

17. SOLAR SYSTEM
● Consists of the Sun and everything bound to
it by its gravity.
● A small part of a huge system of stars (Milky
Way Galaxy)
● Also known as a Planetary System

18. THE SUN
● Largest object in the solar system; it is
located in its center
● A very hot ball of hydrogen and helium
gasses

19. THE PLANETS
● An astronomical body moving in an
elliptical orbit around a star.
● Our solar system has 8 planets
around it

21. The 8 Planets of Our
SOLAR SYSTEM

23. ● What inferences can you draw
about the planets in our Solar
System based on the video?
● What concepts or ideas about the
planets fascinate you?
QUESTIONS:

24. The 8 Planets of Our
SOLAR SYSTEM

25. - Planets that are mostly made of rocks and have
a few or no moons.
- This includes the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth,
and Mars
- Planets that are mostly made of gasses or are
gaseous planets, and are distinctly large
- This includes the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and
Neptune
TERRESTRIAL PLANETS
JOVIAN PLANETS
DIVISION OF THE PLANETS

26. T E R R E S T R I A L
01

27. M E R C U R Y

28. V E N U S

29. E A R T H

30. M A R S

32. J O V I A N
02

33. J U P I T E R

34. S A T U R N

35. U R A N U S

36. N E P T U N E

38. P L U T O
Special Mention:

40. The 8 Planets of Our
SOLAR SYSTEM

41. Do you have any questions?

42. Why is it important for us to know
and learn the planets that make
up our solar system?

43. ASSESSMENT
Planets in the Solar
System

44. Part I. Identify the planets of
the solar system and write
their names in the box
provided. Then answer the
questions that follow.
INSTRUCTIONS:

45. Part II. Answer the following questions.
INSTRUCTIONS:

46. A Model of the Solar
System

47. INSTRUCTION:
Make your own model of the
solar system. You can use
Styrofoam balls or clay for your
planets and the Sun. And the
other materials to form the
structure of the solar system.

49. What was our our
lesson all about?

50. PRAYER
CLOSING

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& SPACE