The focus of the Object Material here is Instructional Materials.

1. Presented by: Angelica Grace Galwardo

2. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the students shall be
able to:
A. Determine the meaning of Object Materials and
its different types.
B. Identify the importance of Object Materials and
its purpose as instructional materials in
learning.
C. Create a Diorama as representation and
Instructional Materials.

3. Something that obviously belongs to a
particular category but is noticed by
reason of an individual distinguishing
characteristic.
- Merriam source
Specimen

4. Different types of Object Materials

5. Dictionary
Dictionary is a book or electronic resource that
lists the words of a language (typically in
alphabetical order) and gives their meaning, or
gives the equivalent words in a different
language, often also providing information
about pronunciation, origin, and usage.
- Google source

6. Short Story
Is a brief work of literature, usually written in
narrative prose. Emerging from earlier oral
storytelling traditions in the 17th century, the
short story has grown to encompass a body of
work so diverse as to defy easy
characterization.
– Google source

8. Questionnaire
A set of printed or written questions
with a choice of answers, devised
for the purposes of a survey or
statistical study.
- Google source

10. Encyclopedia
A book or set of books giving
information on many subjects or on
many aspects of one subject and
typically arranged alphabetically.
- Google source

12. Almanac
An annual calendar containing
important dates and statistical
information such as astronomical
data and tide tables.
- Google source

16. Realia
(In language teaching) actual objects and
items which are brought into a classroom
as example or as aids to be talked or
written about and used in teaching.
(Longman Dictionary of Language Teaching & Applied Linguistics. Richard, Platt, &
Platt. 1992. Essex.)

18. Models
A three-dimensional representation
of a person or thing or of a proposed
structure, typically on a smaller scale
than the original.
- Google source

19. Prototype and Archetype
An archetype is a perfect and unchanging
form that existing things or people can
approach but never duplicate, while a
prototype is an early, usually unrefined
version of something that later versions
reflect but may depart from.
- english stackexchange source

20. Prototype

23. Stereotype is a widely held but fixed and oversimplified
image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
- Google source

24. Framework

25. Blueprint

26. Diorama
A model representing a scene with
three-dimensional figures, either in
miniature or as a large-scale museum
exhibit.
- Google source

27. Diorama

28. End of Presentation 