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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM DLP (AutoRecovered)
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM DLP (AutoRecovered)
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to;
a. describe the parts and functions of the human reproductive system;
b. differentiate the male and female reproductive system; and
c. identify the proper ways to take care of the reproductive organs.
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“Yes! Why do you think its temperature is slightly lower than “The function of scrotum is to hold and protect the testis.”
the rest of our body?” “Epididymis, it is a long, narrow, flattened, highly coiled
“Very good! What then is the function of the scrotum?” cumulated ducts lying on the edge of the posterior border of the
“Absolutely! Please give another part of the male reproductive testes.”
system and describe it.” “It stores matured sperm and serves as the site where the sperm
cells gain ability to move which is necessary for fertilization.”
“That’s right! What is its function?” “Urethra is a duct that runs through the length of the penis and
opens to the outside.”
“Correct! Kindly provide another part ang describe it.” “Its function is to serve as the passageway for both urine from
the urinary bladder and semen from the glands.”
“That’s right! Anyone from the class who can tell me what’s “Vas Deferens, it is a long, muscular duct or tube that connects
the function of urethra?” the testis to the seminal vesicle and the urethra.”
“Very good! Urethra is the only passageway for both the urine
and sperm cell in a male’s body. Please state another part of the “It serves as the passageway of the sperm cells released from
male reproductive system,” the testes.”
“Excellent! What do you think is the function of Vas “The three accessory glands are Seminal vesicle, Bulbourethral
Deferens?” and Prostate gland.”
“It is responsible for secreting sugar-rich fluid that provides
“Correct! In a male reproductive system there are three energy for the sperm cell’s motility.”
accessory glands, anyone from the class who will identify those “Cowper’s Gland is responsible for releasing fluid that flashes
three? out foreign matters and neutralizes the acidic urine in the
“Wow! Very good! Seminal Vesicle is responsible for what?” urethra.”
“Prostate Gland secretes a fluid that neutralizes the acidity of
“That’s right! What about the Cowper’s Gland or also called the vagina to ensure the survival of the sperm.”
Bulbourethral Gland?” “Ovary, it is the main organ in the female reproductive system.
Females have two ovaries.”
“That’s correct! What about the Prostate Gland?”
“Very good! Those parts that we’ve discussed are parts of the
male reproductive system, what about the main parts of the “It produces egg cells and female sex hormones called
female reproductive system? Kindly give a main part and estrogen.”
describe it, again you have to raise your hands if you want to “Fallopian Tube, Female humans also have two of these, each
answer.” connecting to an ovary to the side of the uterus.”
“Yes, that’s right! Please explain what how do ovaries work.” “It is the usual site where egg cell and sperm cell meet for the
fertilization to occur.”
“Excellent! Specify another part of the female reproductive “Females will undergo menstruation to release the tissues that
system and describe it.” are no longer need by the body.”
“Correct! What is the function of the fallopian tubes?” “Uterus, it is a hollow muscular organ located at the lower
abdomen. It is also called the womb”
“Absolutely! What will occur every month if the egg cell didn’t “When an egg cell is fertilized, it will transform into a zygote
meet a sperm cell?” which will eventually develop as a fetus, it houses the baby for
“Wow! That’s right! Please give another main part and describe 9 months.”
it.” “Cervix, it is located at the lower part of the uterus. It is a
“Very good! We all came from our mother’s womb. Kindly narrow opening between the uterus and vagina. During
explain what is the main function of the uterus.” childbirth, it expands to allow the passage of the baby.”
“It remains closed until childbirth to protect the baby from
“Excellent! Give another part of the female reproductive possible infections.”
system.” “Vagina, it is a hollow, muscular tube that extends from the
cervix to the vaginal opening called vulva.”
“That’s correct! What do you think is the function of the “It expands to let the baby out during normal delivery, it is the
cervix?” passageway for the baby to come out.”
“Yes Ma’am!”
“Very good! What is the last part of the female reproductive
system?” “To take care of our reproductive organ, we have to take a bath
“Excellent! Vagina is also called the birth canal, why do you every day and wash our reproductive organ.”
think so?”
“Correct! Do you understand the parts and functions of the “Always wear a clean, dry, and comfortable undergarments.
male and female reproductive system?” Avoid borrowing someone’s undergarments as it might cause
“Very good! Well, then let’s now move on, how should we take several infections”
care of our reproductive organs? Kindly share your ideas in our
class.” “Do not use too much detergent when washing your
“Correct! Taking a bath every day is a must. Make sure to wash underwear, as much as possible rinse it thoroughly with clean
your external reproductive organs with just a mild soap to avoid water, dry it and store in a clean place.”
irritations then rinse it with water once or twice every day. “Yes Ma’am!”
Please offer additional thoughts.”
“Yes, that’s right. Kindly offer some more suggestions on how “Yes Ma’am, it is important to stay clean and healthy. Taking
to take care of our reproductive organs.” care of ourselves is a basic activity for our body to stay safe
and healthy. Personal hygiene is essential for us to avoid
“Excellent! Aside from what you have said, it is also important diseases and infections.”
to drink plenty of water and to eat healthy foods. Is that clear?” “Yes Ma’am!”
“Alright, do you think we have to follow or do these ways
every day?”
IV. ASSIGNMENT
Directions: In a short bond paper, differentiate the male and female reproductive system using a Venn
diagram.
Prepared by:
Student Teacher
Reviewed by:
Instructor