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DETAILED LESSON PLAN Reproductive System
DETAILED LESSON PLAN Reproductive System
University Level
Teacher Batas, Elsa B. BSED 2A Learning
DETAILED Pogosa, Jay A. BSED 2A Area
LESSON Mahusay, Emmalyn BSED 2A
PLAN Taganile, Karen P. BSED 2A
Dela Serna, Christian BSED 2A
Teaching Date Thursday (10;00am-11;30am) Quarter 3
and Time
Skills
B. illustrate and label the parts of male and female reproductive
system.
Attitude
C. appreciate the role of reproductive system in the production
of human life.
A. Content Standards The learners demonstrate an understanding of organisms as
having feedback mechanisms, which are coordinated by the
female and male reproductive system and how these feedback
mechanisms help the organism maintain homeostasis to
reproduce and survive.
B. Performance The learners should be able to conduct on information
Standards dissemination activity on effective ways of taking care of the
reproductive system based on data gathered from the school or
local health workers.
C. Learning Describe the parts of the reproductive system and their functions.
Competencies with (S10LT-IIIa-33)
LC Code
II. CONTENT The reproductive System
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide Pages
2. Learner’s Material
Pages
3. Textbook pages
4. Additional Materials Instructional Materials
from Learning
Resource Portal
B. Other Learning Visual aids, Laptop, Tv and PPT
Resources
IV. PROCEDURES Teacher’s Activity Learners’ Activity
A. Preliminary 1. Prayer
Activities May I request everybody to stand.
We will have a prayer so that we (30 seconds prayer via audio
are guided in the presence of God visual presentation)
in this classroom.
2. Attendance Check
Yes ma’am
You Ms/Mr.
What was our previous topic? Our topic last meeting was all
about endocrine system.
Yes Ms/Mr.
Since our last topic was endocrine
system, what is endocrine system? Endocrine system is network of
glands in our body that make the
hormones that help cells to talk to
each other and also, they are
responsible for almost every cell,
organs, and functions in our body.
(Music play)
(Music stop) If our endocrine system isn’t
healthy, we might have problems
Okay, your question is, what will developing during puberty, getting
happen if our endocrine system pregnant, or managing stress. We
isn’t healthy? also might easily, have work bones
or lack of energy because of too
much sugar stays in the blood
instead of moving into our cells
where its needed for energy.
C. Establishing 1
Motivation
Purpose for the This
. time we will have another
lesson activity, are you ready class?
Yes, we’re ready yes, yes, ready
yes!
Yes ms/mr______?
Yes ms/mr_____?
Yes ms/mr_____?
Yes me/mr_____?
Yes ms/mr____?
(Students clap their hands)
That is right. All your answer are
correct! Let’s give a round of
applause to everyone for doing
great.
Presentation of objectives
Altogether, please read our lesson
objectives so that we are guided
throughout our discussion.
At the end discussion the
students should be able to:
A. compare and contrast the
function of male and female
reproductive system.
B. illustrate and label the parts of
male and female reproductive
system.
C. appreciate the role of
reproductive system in the
production of human life
2
.
Match A Match B
1. A
1. Testis a) Produces 2. C
sperm cells. 3. B
2. Vas deferens b) Deposit 4. E
sperms into 5. F
the vagina 6. D
during mating.
3) Penis c) Carries the
sperm from
testis to
urethra.
4) Scrotum d) Carries the
sperm and
urine out of the
body.
5) Glands e) Sac of skin
that holds.
6) Urethra f) Provide the
liquid in which
sperm can
swim.
Match A Match B
1. Vagina a) produces
egg 1. B
2. Ovary b) receives the 2. A
penis during 3. C
mating. 4. D
3) Oviduct c) serve as
passageway.
4) Uterus d) serve as
site of egg
implantation is
where the
fertilized egg
develops.
(After 3 minutes)
Count off.
Time’s up.
(Plays a video)
(https://youtu.be/F3zx9AHTjy8)
Excellent!
Last question! How do we take Eat a balanced diet that is high
care of our reproductive system? in fiber and low in fat.
Drink plenty of water.
Get regular exercise.
Maintain a healthy weight.
Get enough sleep.
Avoid using tobacco, alcohol,
or other drugs.
Manage stress in healthy
ways.