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Ma. Windy G. Blysma Alyssa L. Fuentes Aaron Jed Y. Tumbali ‘ The nteligente Publishing, Inc. Educating minds, Shaping the future HELE: Foundation of Life Skills 4 ISBN 978-621-8062-48-1 Philippine Copyright 2017 by The Inteligente Publishing, Inc. and Ma. Windy G. Blysma, Alyssa L. Fuentes, and Aaron Jed Y. Tumbali Alll rights reserved. No copies can be made in part or in whole without prior written permis from the authors and the publisher. The authors and the publisher have exhausted all means to secure copyright permission. The fair use clause as “educational purpose” apply to images taken online. Published by The Inteligente Publishing, Inc. Lower Ground Unit LG 10 Tower D Victoria Towers, Mother ignacia $t., Bray. Paligsahan, Quezon City Telefax: (02) 355-4099 E-mail: theinteligente.information@gmail.com The Foundation of Life Skills is a HELE series that is intended and prepared for Grades 4 to 6 pupils. This series aids and develops their understanding of the basic knowledge and skills in all the components of HELE towards the improvement and advancement of the pupils' adaptability in today's competitive world. This Grade 4 worktext consists of the following components: 1. Entrepreneurship and ICT integrates technology by focusing on the productivity tools in business industry and promoting fundamentals of entrepreneurship. Agriculture develops love and care for all living things, especially for plants and animals. Home Economics informs the pupils to practice good grooming and to become a responsible family member. Industrial Arts aims to discover one's talent and develops one's skill in lettering, drawing, and making handicraft products. This worktext is aligned with the latest K to 12 curriculum of the Department of Education (DepEd). The contents are deepened through the integration of entrepreneurship, practical life values, and other disciplines. Each lesson contains various formative assessments and skill-telated activities that aim to cultivate the basic knowledge and skills of the pupils. Furthermore, transfer tasks are provided to make Pupils’ learning more effective and meaningful. This series provides meaningful and relevant categories to help pupils understand clearly each part of this worktext. nd “how to ‘entails a thorough such as definitions procedures, and information to the ‘integrated to other | ‘discussion in each the lesson for eosy fevel of the pupils and: evaluations. It “frue’ oF false, matching {and identification, ies are intended of work, business, The integrated and collaborative structure of this worktext provides pupils a simple approach to develop the desired competencies stated in the K to 12 curriculum. It is hoped that this material will be of great help to pupils in improving themselves, and in preparing them for higher education, middle skill development, employment, and entrepreneurial activities. This worktext together with the teacher's manual aims to aid teachers in providing the foundation and developing the life skills of the pupils. The Authors HELE: Foundation of Life Skills 4 UNIT 1: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ICT Thapior 1: sTheskatbopomnsiriane Entrepreneurship... Lesson 1: Understanding the Importance of Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurship... Lesson 2: Identifying the Characteristics of a Good Entrepreneur... Chapter Test... Chapter 2: Safe and Responsible Use of ICT..... lesson 1: Exploring the World of Information and Communication Technology..........:« Lesson 2: Browsing Different Productivity Tools... Lesson 3: Creating Tables and Charts Using MS Word and MS Excel..... Lesson 4: Using Web Browser and Web Engine Chapter Test Unit Test .... _ Table of Contents ‘ee UNIT 2: AGRI-FISHERY ARTS Chapter 1: Ornamental Plants.. Lesson 1: Choosing the Appropriate Ornamental Plants ...... 85 Lesson 2: Planting Ornamental Plants Lesson 3: Propagating Ornamental Plants Lesson 4: Marketing Strategies in Selling Ornamental Plants... Chapter Test... Chapter 2: Animal Production. Lesson 1: Choosing the Appropriate Animals to Raise at Home....... Lesson 2: Taking Care of Animals ... Lesson 3: Marketing Strategies in Selling Home Animals........ 158 Chapter Test... Unit Test HELE: Foundation of Life Skills 4 1; Good Grooming... Lesson 1: Taking Care of Oneself. ‘Lesson 2: Taking Care of One's Clothes Lesson 3; Keeping Good Posture Chapter Test... Lesson 1; Taking Care of the Elderly Members of the Family ..... Lesson 2; Taking Care of the Family Members and Visitors ...208 Lesson 3: Taking Care of the House Lesson 4: Planning Healthy and Nutritious Food for the Family .... Lesson 5: Serving Meals for the Family Chapter Test . Unit Test...... Contents, Table of pues: UNIT 4: INDUSTRIAL ARTS Chapter 1: Lettering ..... Lesson 1: Using Tools for Lettering Lesson 2: Using Measurements in Lettering Chapter Test Chapter 2: Product Design Lesson 1: Introducing Basic Drawing.... Lesson 2: Creating Manual Sketching, Shading, and Outlining... Chapter Test Chapter 3: Handicrafis.... Lesson 1: Identifying the Tools Used in Wooden Handicrafts eee Lesson 2; Making Profitable Recycled Handicrafts 3803 Lesson 3:. Marketing Strategies in Selling Handicrafts... Chapter Test ed FG) Unit Test we 327 Bibliography... “vill HELE: Foundation of Life Skills 4 wus The Entrepreneur @ 1 and Entrepreneurship Explain the concept of entre “Describe the relation of ICT HELE: Foundations of Life Skills 4 Understanding the Importance of Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurship Learning Competencies: Al the end ofthis lesson, you will be able to 1. differentiate the word entrepreneur from entrepreneurship; 2. explain the meaning and importance of entrepreneurship; and 3. describe the principles of entrepreneurship. A Thought to Ponder "I plan. 9 create. J tabe rab J bee my passion J em an ENTREPRENEUR.” —efronymos ce BE INFORMED Anna's interest in business started when she was a fourth-grade pupil. She helped hermotherin preparing their cookie products andselling them to their stall in the supermarket every day. When she graduated from senior high school, she learned to devise her own strategies in selling and to improve the ingredients of the cookies her mother taught her. In college, she managed to have her own coffee shop, which offers several kinds of desserts. Can we consider Anna as an entrepreneur? Is selling cookies and other desserts can be called entrepreneurship? Unit 1: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ICT { Entrepreneurship is a way of exchanging products or services. It can also be described as the task of managing a business to improve the life of an individual. This word coincides with different business activities, which can be in the form of producing or serving tangible or intangible products. An entrepreneur is a person who. plans, organizes, manages, supervises, and performs the functions of an owner who is directly related to the risks and uncertainties of a business or an enterprise for the purpose of having an income or profit. He or she acts as a visionary, an innovator, and a change agent. You can simply say that an entrepreneur plays the role of an actor while entrepreneurship is the act. The concept of entrepreneur is somewhat related to the concept of manager. However, it can differ in many areas. For instance, the income of an entrepreneur depends on the earning or progress of the company while a manager’s salary is fixed. To better distinguish the difference between an entrepreneur and a manager, look at the table below. Profit alary: Owner Employee Innovator Flexible income Implementer/Executioner ‘xed income tart a business HELE: Foundation of ite Sis 4 Render a service

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