This document outlines a science lesson plan on good health habits for keeping the respiratory system healthy. The objective is for students to learn and practice good health habits. The lesson involves showing pictures of clean vs. congested areas, discussing why traffic aides wear masks and what students do in dusty areas. Students will do an activity comparing good and bad health practices. The goal is for students to understand why certain habits are good for the respiratory system and to assign students to identify proper ways of caring for the respiratory system.
This document outlines a science lesson plan on good health habits for keeping the respiratory system healthy. The objective is for students to learn and practice good health habits. The lesson involves showing pictures of clean vs. congested areas, discussing why traffic aides wear masks and what students do in dusty areas. Students will do an activity comparing good and bad health practices. The goal is for students to understand why certain habits are good for the respiratory system and to assign students to identify proper ways of caring for the respiratory system.
This document outlines a science lesson plan on good health habits for keeping the respiratory system healthy. The objective is for students to learn and practice good health habits. The lesson involves showing pictures of clean vs. congested areas, discussing why traffic aides wear masks and what students do in dusty areas. Students will do an activity comparing good and bad health practices. The goal is for students to understand why certain habits are good for the respiratory system and to assign students to identify proper ways of caring for the respiratory system.
This document outlines a science lesson plan on good health habits for keeping the respiratory system healthy. The objective is for students to learn and practice good health habits. The lesson involves showing pictures of clean vs. congested areas, discussing why traffic aides wear masks and what students do in dusty areas. Students will do an activity comparing good and bad health practices. The goal is for students to understand why certain habits are good for the respiratory system and to assign students to identify proper ways of caring for the respiratory system.
I. Objective: Practices good health habits to keep the respiratory system healthy Values:
Care of one's health Cleanliness and sanitation
II. Subject Matter:
Good health habits to keep the respiratory system healthy A. Science Concept/Idea: Good health habits to keep the respiratory system healthy. B. Science Processes: Observing, Inferring and comparing C. Materials: Charts/pictures of clean surroundings, checklists References: Into the Future: Science and Health 5 Teacher's Module in Science and Health 5 Science and Health 5 by Jessie A. Villegas, BEC 6 III. Procedure: A. Preparatory Activities: a. Review 1. What are the symptoms of a person with asthma? 2. Why do traffic aides wear masks? b. Checking of Assignment c. Motivation: What do you do when you are in a dusty area? Why do you cover your mouth when you sneeze? B. Presentation: Show pictures/charts of congested areas and dirty surroundings and another chart with clean surroundings and checklist. Do activity 8 P. 39 (Science and Health V by Jessie A. Villegas). C. Concept Formation: 1. Why are the good health habits to keep the respiratory system healthy? IV. Evaluation: Put a check() if the statement is good practice and (x) for the bad practice before each number. _____ 1. Clean your nose regularly. _____ 2. Eat junk foods everyday. _____ 3. Open the windows to allow fresh air in. _____ 4. Wear mask in busy streets.
_____ 5. Consult your doctor regularly.
V. Assignment: What are the proper ways in taking care of the respiratory system?