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Intentional and in
Intentional and in
Intentional and in
I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
1. Define injury.
2. Differentiate intentional injuries from unintentional injuries.
3. Classify the given situation as to whether they refer to intentional or
unintentional injuries.
4. Showcase examples of intentional and unintentional injuries through
role playing.
5. Show enthusiasm in doing the activity.
A. DAILY ROUTINE
1. Opening Prayer
2. Checking of attendance
B. LESSON PROPER
1. ACTIVITY
Good morning class! How are We’re doing fine Ma’am!
you today?
Well, I’m glad to know that.
I go to school 5:3O in the morning
So what time do you usually go
to school in the morning?
I have to leave the house early so that I
Why do you have to leave your can catch the bus before 7:3O O’clock
house that early? in the morning and attend the flag
ceremony in school.
How about the others, what are I prefer to ride in a motorbike because I
your means of transportation in can save time and effort.
going to school? Where do you I ride on a jeep because the fare is
ride in going to school? cheaper than riding a motorbike.
Example:
For a Doctor, injury may be a
laceration on the hand while
for an Athlete, injury may
doing the surgery. be _________.
3. ABSTRACTION
GROUP PRESENTATION
5 MIN each group
4. APPLICATION
Divide the class into 2 groups
Each group will present a role
play regarding the:
IV. EVALUATION
I will show you various pictures of injuries and you will tell me whether it
is intentional and unintentional injury.
Did you get it class?