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4th Health2 For Demo Explicit Teaching
4th Health2 For Demo Explicit Teaching
IKA-APAT NA MARKAHAN
I- Competency:
Identify home hazards such as household products that are harmful if touched, ingested
or inhaled, especially electrical appliances ( H2HS-IVb-40)
II- Objective:
IV- Procedure:
A. Review
B. Motivation:
a. What are the things that can be found in your house that is run by electricity?
b. How can these things be properly used?
c. If wrongfully used, what could be its possible effects?
C. Presentation:
Reading of a short story, Listen as the teacher reads it and be ready to answer the questions
related to the story.
B. Modelling:
C. Guided Practice:
Raise your right hand if the product is harmful when touch, hold your nose if harmful when inhaled or
ingested and open your mouth if harmful if swallowed.
D. Group Activity:
Group I – Arranged the jumbled letters, the pictures will guide you.
1. BREALAM 4. BONSA
2. DOSIA-
3. TOLKA- 5. SIKWI -
Group II – Group the products/ chemicals that are harmful according to the column below.
Group III – Check the blank if the product is useful to our body and put X if harmful.
_______1. Milk
_______2. Gasoline
_______3. Sauce
_______4. Muriatic acid
_______5. Moth balls
V. Generalization:
1. What are those home hazards such as household products that are harmful if touched,
ingested or inhaled, especially electrical appliances?
2. How will you handle such household materials to avoid danger?
VI- Evaluation:
Read and understand the questions carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer
1
2 3
4
2. The illustrations above good examples for our health EXCEPT one. Which one is it?
a. 1 b. 2 c.3 d.4
4. You have seen a group of boys inhaling rugby. What will you do?
a. I will join them.
b. I will not mind them.
c. I will report it to the police
d. I will tell my brother that we will join them.
VII. Assignment:
List down 5 products / chemical at home that is harmful if not used properly and 5 harmful products/
chemicals that is harmful when inhaled or swallowed.
Approved by:
MARYBETH M. MOLDEZ
Principal II