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NOMAR B. CAPOY
Teacher II

SHELTERED-WORKSHOP
(Quarter 2 Week 1)

LEA M. MARCELO
Principal II

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SECOND QUARTER/WEEK 1 /DAY 1

Objective

Describe the parts of the reproductive system and their functions

Your Lesson for Today

Hi Kids, on this lesson we are going todescribe and identify

the parts and function of the male reproductive system.

Try to Discover

Now let us start our lesson.

I want you to remember the partsand functions of the male
reproductive system below.

PARTS OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTE

Prostate Gland

Urethra Seminal vesicle

Coper’s gland
Penis
Vas deferens

Scrotum
Epididymis

Testis

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FUNCTIONS OF THE PARTS OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

Penis – The external male organ that delivers semen to the female reproductive organ.

Urethra – A muscular tube that serves as a passageway of the semen from the gland
outside

the male reproductive organ.

Prostate Gland – A gland located between the bladder and the penis. It produces fluid that

nourishes and protects the sperm.

Seminal Vesicle – A saclike attached to the vas deferens. It contributes to the semen

production which provides energy for the sperm cells’ motility.

Vas deferens - – Is a long, muscular tube that serves as the passageway of the sperm cells

released from the epididymis. It also connects the testes to the urethra.

Epididymis - It is a long-coiled tube. The function of Epididymis is to store and transport

sperm

cells which is created in the testes.

Testes/Testis – Two egg-shaped located behind the penis inside the scrotum that

produce sperm cell a male sex cells and testosterone a male sex hormone.

Scrotum – A pouch of skin that hangs below the penis and holds the testes. Scrotum

provides a cool place where the testes can provide healthy sperm.

Cowper’s Gland - Responsible for releasing fluid that flushes out foreign matters and

neutralized the acidic urine in the urethra.

References:
Exploring and Protecting Our World Grade 5 page 8-9
Science 5 Beyond Borders
Science Health and Environment 5 page 4-5

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Let us see how good you are this time.Practice Exercise 1Directions: Arrange the jumbled
letters below to identify the parts of the male reproductive system.

Jumbled Letters Parts of the male reproductive System

EPSIN
REHTURA
SETSET
TUMCROS
SAVRENSDEFE
TATEROSPLNDGA
EPIDYMISDI
NALSEMICLEVESI
Practice Exercise 2 Matching type

A B
PENIS 1. The external male organ that delivers semen to the female reproductive
organ.

URETHRA 2. It is serves as the passageway of the sperm cells released from the
epididymis to the urethra.

SEMINAL VESICLE
3. It provides a cool place where the testes can provide healthy sperm.
PROSTATE GLAND
4. It produces sperm cell a male sex cells and testosterone a male sex
hormone.
VAS DEFERENS
5. It stores and transport sperm cells which is created in the testes.

EPEDIDYMIS 6. A muscular tube that serves as a passageway of the semen from the
gland outside the male reproductive organ.

TESTES 7. It contributes to the semen production which provides energy to the

sperm.

SCROTUM 8. It produces whitish fluids that nourishes and protect the sperm cell.

COWPERS GLAND 9. Responsible for releasing flued that neutralized the acidic urine in the
urethra.

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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MODULE IN SCIENCE 5
SECOND QUARTER/WEEK 1 /DAY 2
.
Objectives

Describe the parts of the reproductive system and their functions.

Your Lesson for Today

In this module you will learn to describe and identify the parts and functions of the
Female reproductive system.

Hello kids, we are already on the second part of our

module. You already learned the parts and function of the male
reproductive system on the first day. Today we are going to
continue our lesson on describing and identifying the parts and
function of the male reproductive system for you to master it.
Let us learn again and have fun.

Try to Discover

MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

The Reproductive system is the system which enables the human species to continue and
human population to grow. The male reproductive system differs from that of the female in
structure and in function. The male reproductive system includes the scrotum, testes,
epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicle, prostate gland, cowper’s gland, urethra,
and penis. Every part of the male reproductive system has its own function. The male
reproductive system is designed for production and transport of sperm

References:
Exploring and Protecting Our World Grade 5 page 8-9
Science and Health for Changing Environment 5 page 17-19
Science Health and Environment 5 page 4-5

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Let us see how good you are this time.

Practice Exercise 1

DIRECTION: Find and underline the parts of the male reproductive system on the puzzle below.

HINT

SCROTUM
1.
2. TESTES
3. EPIDIDYMIS
4. VASDEFERENS
5. PROSTATEGLAND 6. SEMINALVESICLE 7.
COWPERSGLAND
8. URETHRA
9. PENIS

Practice Exercise 2

Directions: True or False. Write true if the underlined word is correct and false if not.
______ 1. Scrotum provides a cool place where the testes can provide healthy sperm.

______ 2. Urethra is responsible for releasing fluid that flushes out foreign matters and

neutralized the acidic urine in the urethra.

______ 3. Testes produce sperm cell a male sex cells and testosterone a male sex hormone.

______ 4. Epididymis store and transport sperm cells which is created in the testes.

______ 5. Vas deferens produces fluid that nourishes and protects the sperm.

2
______ 6. Cowper’s Gland is a long muscular tube that connects to the urethra.

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______ 7. Penis is the external male organ that delivers semen to the female reproductive
organ.

______ 8. Prostate gland fluid that nourishes and protects the sperm.

______ 9. Seminal vesicle is a two egg-shaped located behind the penis inside the scrotum.

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF PASAY CITY

MODULE IN SCIENCE 5
SECOND QUARTER/WEEK 1/DAY 03

Learning Target
In this module you will describe the parts of reproductive and their functions.

Your Lesson for Today

In this module you will describe and identify the parts and functions of the
female reproductive system.

START UP: In the previous module, you learned the different parts of the male reproductive
Hi! I’mOvi. I heard you wanted to learn about the female
reproductive system. I told my friends at Camp Ovum to help
you. Use the password ovumso you can enter their camp.
Enjoy!

Hey Buddy! What’s up? We are members of the Camp Ovum.

We are Urie, Cerv, Ovi and Ina.

You are about to enter our Camp. Our camp if filled with lots of activities
that
will help you learn further about the parts and function of the Female Reproductive
System. After going through the different base we’re confident that you’ll learn about
the different parts and function of the Female reproductive system. Sounds ight?
fun r
We will be with you as you go through the different activities. Are you ready? Write the
password in the camp sign to begin your journey.

Hi I’m Ina.

All livings have the ability to produce their own

kind through reproduction.
Reproduction is the process of producing new
offspring in humans. It begins with a single cell
which is a product of fertilization.
Fertilization is the union of a sperm cellomfra
male and egg cell from a female
The ovary, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix and
vagina are collectively known as THE FEMALE
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM.
A body system responsible for production of
egg cells, a site of fertilization and providingacea pl
for the baby to grow and develop for 9 months.
I know you’re excited to know more so let’s start!

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OVARIES- Is the primary female sex
organs. Every female has two
ovaries, one on the each side of the
uterus.
At birth, a girl has already thousands
of underdeveloped egg cells in her
ovaries. These egg cells become
mature when the girl reaches
puberty. It also release female sex
cells called estrogen and
progesterone

OVIDUCTS- also known as

fallopian tubes. It connects the
ovaries to the uterus. When the egg
cell mature, they travel through the
fallopian tubes. The egg cell meet
the sperm cell in this tube.

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UTERUS- Also known as “womb”.
The uterus is about the size of a
clenched fist. Its walls are largely
made of muscles which can contract
and expand. The fetus or unborn
baby develops inside the uterus for a
period of 9 months.

CERVIX- the narrow end of the

uterus. It is also known as the neck
of the uterus. It connects the uterus
to the vagina. During childbirth the
cervix expands.

VAGINA- is also known as the birth

canal. It is a hallow, muscular tube
that extends from the cervix to the
vaginal opening called vulva. It
expands during childbirth.

Are the concepts clear to you? You can always go back to the
discussions and review it again. Let’s try your skills with this task.

References
Science and Health for a Changing Environment Dela Cruz E, et al
Science Health and Environment Towards an Active and Responsible Living Nicolas E.

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BASE 3: NAME ME!

Hi I’m Urie. You’re doing great Buddy. You have just finished
two activities. Let’s now work on the third. Using the words
inside the box below. Identify the part of the female
reproductive system being described.

Oviduct Vagina Cervix Fimbriae Uterus Ovary

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The female reproductive system is composed of different organs working together. The main
parts of the female reproductive system are ovary, oviducts or fallopian tubes, cervix, uterus and
vagina.

QUICK QUIZ

Identify the
parts of the
female
reproductive
system.

DIRECTION: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. Which of the following is not a part of the female reproductive system?
A. cervix C. uterus
B. epididymis D. vagina

2. Which organ of the female reproductive system holds the fertilized egg for 9
months?
A. cervix C. uterus
B. ovary D. vagina

3. What is the function of oviduct or fallopian tube? A. it is the neck of the uterus.
B. It is the where the baby develops
C. It is where the sperm cell and egg cell meet.
D. It is produce egg cells and female hormones.

4. Which of the following best describes ovaries? A. it is the passageway of sperm

cell.
B. It is the where the baby develops
C. It is where the sperm cell and egg cell meet.
D. It is produce egg cells and female hormones.

5. What part of the female reproductive system is where the sperms are deposited?
A. cervix
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B. fallopian tube A. It is the also known as “Birth Canal”.

C. uterus
D. vagina
B. It is where the baby develops for 9 months.
C. It is the neck of the uterus.
D. It is the
Congratulations for pathway of egg cells to the uterus.
finishing all
E.the camp
It produces hormones and egg cells.
Activities.
LET’S
LET’S LIVE
LIVE IT!
IT!
SALUTE!

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Taking careMODULE IN SCIENCE

of the reproductive 5 to avoid
system is important
infection and diseases. QUARTER/WEEK
SECOND One way of taking care of
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system is using clean underwear. How should we clean and keep
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our underwear? Write your answer in the space provided.
Objectives

Describe and identify the parts and functions of the Mreproductive system.

WayLesson
Your to go Buddy!
for You’re
Today done with the three
challenges.

4 In this module you will learn to describe and identify the parts and functions of the female
reproductive system

Let’s Study This

Study the diagram below about the female reproductive system. This will help you
understand its parts and functions in the reproductive process.

The Female Reproductive System

The Female reproductive system has 2 main functions. To produce egg cells and
nourish the growing baby inside the womb.
Parts of the Female Reproductive System and their Functions
1. Ovaries
 Small, flattened, elongated organs on both sides of the uterus.
 Alternately produce the female sex cells (eggs or ova) and secrete the
female hormones (estrogen and progesterone)
2. Fallopian Tubes or Oviducts
 A pair of ducts leading from the ovaries to the uterus.
 Serve as passageways where ova travel from the ovary to the uterus.

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3. Uterus
 Pear-shaped muscular organ found in the pelvic cavity.
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 Receives and holds the fertilized ovum that eventually develops into a fetus.
4. Cervix
 Neck of the uterus that opens to the vagina
 Serves as the passageway for menstrual flow; serves as a passageway for
sperm.
5. Vagina (also called as birth canal)
 A thin-walled passageway through which the sperm can enter and swim to
the fallopian tube.
 Serves as passageway for menstrual flow; serves as the passageway of the
baby during birth.

Let’s Do This

Practice Exercise 1

Using the illustration of thefemale reproductivesystem below, write the number of

the correct labelled part in each item.
A. Which number is the ovary ? ____
B. Which number is theuterus? ____
C. Which number is thefallopian tube? ____
D. Which number is the agina?
v ____
E. Which number is thecervix? ____

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Practice Exercise 2

Describe each female reproductive part in Column A by matching with the appropriate
description in Column B. Write the letter of the answer before the number.
A B
_____1. Vagina a.it produce egg cells
_____2. Uterus b.it is the birth canal
_____3. Cervix c. it is where the egg and sperm meet
_____4. Ovary d. it is where the baby grows and
develop
_____5. Fallopian tubes e. is the narrow end of uterus

Evaluation

Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. What do you call the neck of the uterus?

a) vulvab) oviduct c) fimbriae d) cervix 2. What muscular

organ houses the fetus?
a) Hymen b) fallopian tube c) uterus d) cervix
3. Where does the baby passes during birth?a) Cervix b) oviduct c) vagina
d) uterus
4. What produces the egg cells?a) uterus b) ovary c) fallopian tube d)
cervix
5. Where does fertilization takes place? a. fallopian tube b. ovary c.
cervix d. uterus
You got it!! Great work!!

Prepared by:

GERALDINE E. MILO, GES

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SECOND QUARTER/WEEK 1/DAY 5

Objective

DESCRIBE THE PARTS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM AND THEIR FUNCTIONS.

Your Lesson for Today

Hello everyone! I’m your Sir Rony Science teacher. In this module you will
learn to tabulate the parts of both the Male and Female reproductive systems and
their functions.
Every human being has a reproductive system. The reproductive system
allows him or her to reproduce another human being. We 're the result of
reproduction. As you do the activities in this module, you will be able to find out and
identify the male and female reproductive systems and their major parts. You may
also link the arrangement of the male and female reproductive systems to its
reproductive function.
Let us fully understand the parts and functions of human reproductive
systems, both female and male, in order to know their importance in our body
system and to make a significant contribution to the continuation of life.

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1. Provides fluids that lubricate the
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passageway for semen
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2. Produces part of semen
.
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Diagram A

Seminalvesicles process of ejaculation.

Prostate glands 4. Channel by which semen

leaves the body
.
Cowper’s gland

Vas deferens

Epididymis

Scrotum
3. Add fluids to semen during the

Penis 5. Channels that carries semen to

the outside of the body.
Urethra
6. Transports semen

7. Connects to the vas deferens

Testis and stores sperm cells

8. Produces sperm cell

9. MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Helps regulate the temperature of the

testes

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

1. Fallopian Tube
1. Where the eggs pass from the ovary
and where fertilization occurs
2. Fimbrae 2. Catches,protects and hold the eggs
from ovary to fallopian tube
3. Ovary 3. Produce eggs and secretes
hormones
4. Uterus 4. It is here that the fetus orunborn
baby develops
5. Allows to flow the menstrual blood
5. Cervix
and directs the sperms into the uterus
6. Passageway for child birth
6. Vagina
Diagram B

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Religioso, Teresita F @others Science for Active Learning 5 SIBS Publishing House Inc. 2014 2nd Edition
Cabulay, Eden A. @oth. Science for Daily Life Activity Book Four J Arts Publishing Comp. 2003
Tan, Conchita T. Science for Daily Use 5 Textbook Four J Arts Publishing Comp. 2012
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https://www.khanacademy.org/science/high-school-biology/hs-human-body-systems/hs-the-reproductive-system/a/hs-the-
reproductivesystem-review
https://imgbin.com/png/KdkzpKsn/female-reproductive-system-anatomy-human-body-png https://www.free-anatomy-
quiz.com/reproductive_pic1.html https://quizlet.com/347543808/male-reproductive-system-diagram/
https://www.123rf.com/photo_19929861_diagram-of-the-male-reproductive-system.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=G0ZuCilCu3E/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktWirmb6rQw/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuIh7ss1tvw

Well, how was it? Do you think you did well? Compare your
answers with those in the Answer Key
If all your answers are correct, very good! This shows that you
already know much about the topics in this module. You may still study
the module to review what you already know. Who knows, you might
learn a few more new things as well.
If you got a low score, don’t feel bad. This means that this
module is for you. It will help you understand important concepts that
you can apply in your daily life. If you study this module carefully, you
will learn the answers to all the items in the test and a lot more! Are
you ready?

Exercise 1
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM:

WRITE THE LETTER OF YOUR ANSWER ON THE SPACE PROVIDED BEFORE

EACH NUMBER.
_____ 1. THE TUBE WHICH CARRIES OUT BODY A. EPIDIDYMIS
SEMEN OR URINE.
_____ 2. SPERM IS FORMED AT A SLIGHTLY LOWER B. TESTIS
TEMPERATURE THAN NORMAL BODY
TEMPERATURES.
_____ 3. PRODUCE SEMINAL FLUID (MAKING UP C. PROSTATE
MOST 60% OF THE SEMINAL FLUID) GLAND
_____ 4. STORES AND MATURES SPERM D. VAS DEFERENS
_____ 5. MANUFACTURE SPERM AND SECRETE E. SCROTUM
HORMONES
_____ 6. PRODUCES A FLUID THAT PROTECTS F. TESTOSTERONE
SPERM FROM ACIDIC VAGINA
_____ 7. PRODUCES A FLUID THAT CLEANS AND G. SEMINAL

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LUBRICATES URETHRA BEFORE VESICLES
EJACULATION
_____ 8. CARRIES SPERM FROM EPIDIDYMIS TO H. URETHRA
URETHRA
_____ 9. THE MALE HORMONE THAT NEEDS FOR COWPER’S
DEVELOPMENT GLAND
_____ 10 CONTAINS SPONGY TISSUE THAT FILLS WITH I. PENIS
BLOOD WHEN THE PENIS BECOMES ERECT.

Exercise 2

Female Reproductive System:

Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before each
number.
_____ 1. Serves as tunnel for the ova to travel A. ovary
from ovaries to the uterus
_____ 2. Called a birth canal B. uterus
_____ 3. Manufacture eggs and secrete C. Fallopian tube
hormones
_____ 4. Holds a developing baby also known D. vagina
as mother’s womb
_____ 5. Catches the eggs from the ovary. E. Cervix
______ 6. Allows to flow the menstrual blood F. Fimbriae
and directs the sperms into the uterus

PREPARED BY:
GERARDO V. MUYOT
ANDRES BONIFACIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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