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HEALTH -8-WEEK 4 (Lesson 2- Part 2-3)
HEALTH -8-WEEK 4 (Lesson 2- Part 2-3)
V. Learning Tasks
Day 1
Monday
April 1
Explore
Activity Name: "Life Stages Timeline"
Activity: Students create a timeline of significant life stages (dating, courtship, marriage, and
pregnancy). They illustrate and annotate each stage with important events and considerations.
Processing Questions:
Firm Up
Discussion: Using the handouts with key terms, students work in small groups to define
dating, courtships, marriage, and pregnancy. Each group presents their definitions and creates
a visual representation (e.g., poster, infographic).
Processing Questions:
Day 2
Tuesday
April 2, 2024
Deepen
Activity: In small groups, students share ideas regarding various maternal health concerns and
present their ideas. Topics include prenatal care, proper nutrition during pregnancy, and health
conditions related to pregnancy.
Processing Questions:
1. What maternal health concern did your group?
2. What are the key aspects of this concern?
3. How can these concerns be addressed effectively?
Transfer
Assessment Quiz:
A short quiz covering definitions, maternal health concerns, and the importance of prenatal care
and proper nutrition during pregnancy.
Day 3
Wednesday
April 3, 2024
Explore
Activity: Students watch a video on essential newborn care and immunization. They take notes
and discuss the key points with a partner.
Processing Questions:
1. What are the critical components of essential newborn care mentioned in the
video?
2. Why is immunization important for protecting children's health?
3. How can parents ensure their children receive proper care from birth onwards?
Firm Up
Discussion: In small groups, students discuss the roles and responsibilities of parents in child-
rearing and care. Each group creates a chart listing these roles and presents it to the class.
Processing Questions:
Thursday
April 4, 2024
Deepen
Activity: Students role-play various scenarios that demonstrate responsible parenthood and
proper care of the mother before, during, and after birth. Each group presents their role-play to
the class and explains the behaviors they demonstrated.
Processing Questions:
Transfer
Performance Task:
Activity and Instructions: Students create an information campaign that presents the
proper values that must be observed in the stages of life: Dating and courtships,
Marriage, Pregnancy (Maternal Care), and Responsible Parenthood. The campaign can
be in the form of posters, brochures, videos, or a presentation.
o You are a health educator, you need to provide practical advice and strategies
for ensuring healthy maternal and child health by demonstrating the importance
of responsible parenthood and proper care of the mother before, during, and
after birth through multimedia presentation or video. This will be presented to
the group of soon-to-be parents.