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Module-4 Malolos TulodRaymark MAPEH7
Module-4 Malolos TulodRaymark MAPEH7
PART 1
Module 3. Physical Education I
Introduction
As Joni Mitchel used to sing: “You don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone,” the
gift of health and personal fitness is also of great concern. New technologies have
indeed changed our lifestyle drastically. As a result, we have been less active than
before. In saving time and energy, and doing things more efficiently and conveniently,
we have lost something valuable – Physical Activity.
Objectives:
Pre-Task:
Checking Student readiness on Google Forms
While-Task
Lesson 1. Fitness for life
Watch Video on youtube
Powerpoint Presentation
Physical Fitness
Text in Study Guide
Check-In Activity – Book Activity (Let’s Recall, Page 241)
Post-Task
Video of Student Performing Activities under Physical fitness to be submitted on
shared folder on Google drive.
References
Introduction
Human growth is the increase in the size of an individual, while human
development is a lifelong process of acquisition of various skills and abilities such as
walking, expressing feelings, and relating with others. As an individual goes through the
stages of life from infant to toddler, preschooler to grade schooler, and adolescence to
adulthood, enormous changes takes place.
Nutrition is a science that focuses on food – its nutrients and chemical
substances that affect body growth, processes and health. getting the proper amount of
the essential nutrients your body needs in your daily diet is crucial to your health.
Objectives:
While-Task
Lesson 1. Growth and development
Powerpoint Presentation
Check-in activity – Simulation (Scan the QR code on page 385, A for girls, B for boys)
Submit their reaction/refelection using Online text
Lesson 2. Nutrition
Powerpoint presentatiom
Watch video in YouTube about Nutrition
Nutritional guidelines
Text in Study guide
Check-In Activity – Book Activity (Let’s Explain, Page 403)
Post-Task
Quiz using google Forms
References
MAPEH for Today’s Learner 7, 2018 edition, Phoenix publishing house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nw0eeqBZCRQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KD-FmeueFUo
PART 2
Module 7. Physical Education II
Introduction
Some players enjoy playing with a partner. Playing with a partner brings out the
best in you. You see him or her as the “enemy” and somehow it gets into your mind that
you have to win against this person. Your opponent is NOT the enemy. He or she is
your partner. Do you get inspired if your opponent or partner is less skillful than you?
Why of course not. The better your partner or opponents are, the bigger is the likelihood
of bringing the best out of you.
Countries in the world have their own culture made more colorful, beautiful, and
vibrant of folk dances that are refection of who they are. Philippine folk dances mirror
everyday life – the mood, expressions, and feeling on our common folks in different
regions. this has evolved into a beautiful tradition and culture bringing out the Filipino
creativity through the dance arts.
Objectives:
Pre-Task:
Checking Student readiness using Google Forms
While-Task
Lesson 1. Dual Sports
Powerpoint Presentation
Video on youtube
Badminton
Text in Study Guide
Combative Sports
Text in Study Guide
Check-in Activity – Video performing Basic Strikes of Arnis (Submit via google drive)
Lesson 2. Philippine Folk Dances
Powerpoint presentation
Video Presentation on Youtube
Check-in Activity : Perform the Basics in Folk dancing (Submit via Google Drive)
Post-Task
Quiz using Google Forms
References
Introduction
Our most precious natural resources, as individuals and as a nation, is our
health. When we talk about personal health, it is not only just about a healthy body but
also a sound mental health. It is the condition where our body, as well as our mind, is
functioning properly. Good mental health allows us to live longer, achieve more, have a
better family life, more friends, and contribute to a safer and more productive society.
The world health organization (WHO) reports noncommunicable diseases to be
leading cause of death around the world, representing over 60% of all deaths and still
on the rise. The NCDs include the “Big 4” – cardiovascular disease, cancer, chronic
respiratory disease, and diabetes.
Objectives:
explains the factors that affect the promotion of good mental health
explains that stress is normal and inevitable
differentiates eustress from distress
identifies situations that cause feelings of anxiety or stress
identifies physical responses of the body to stress
identifies people who can provide support in stressful situations
differentiates healthful from unhealthful strategies in coping with stress
demonstrates various stress management techniques that one can use every
day in dealing with stress
explains the importance of grieving
demonstrates coping skills in managing loss and grief
discusses the types, sign, symptoms, and prevention, treatment and professional
care in managing common mental health disorders
explains non-communicable diseases based on cause and effect, signs and
symptoms, risk factors and protective factors and possible complications
corrects myth and fallacies about non-communicable diseases
practices ways to prevent and control non-communicable diseases
demonstrates self-monitoring to prevent non-communicable diseases
promotes programs and policies to prevent and control noncommunicable and
lifestyle diseases
identifies agencies responsible for non-communicable disease prevention and
control
Pre-Task:
Checking Student Awareness and Readiness using Google Forms/Kahoot
While-Task
Lesson 1. Personal Health
Powerpoint Presentation
Video on youtube
Post-Task
Creating two Awareness Video about Mental Disorder and Noncommunicable
Disease (Submit via Google Drive and Post it in Social Media)
References