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DETAILED-LESSON-PLAN-FSM-116-Final
DETAILED-LESSON-PLAN-FSM-116-Final
DETAILED-LESSON-PLAN-FSM-116-Final
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
A. identify the different ways of cooking an egg;
B. prepare a dish using an egg as the main ingredient; and
C. share the importance of knowing the nutritional value of eggs.
“Very good!”
“Okay Let us start our day with prayer” (One student will lead
the prayer)
“… Amen”
”Now let us proceed. Are we good?” “Not yet Ma’am. I’m still
looking for a
comfortable position.”
“Okay take your time. I’ll Count to 10 seconds and
after that we will proceed to our presentation.”
“Thank you, Ma’am.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=My5Qj04lXdc
B. Developmental Activities:
“So for your instruction. Everyone “Yes Ma’am and Sir, the class will
read.” be divided into 2 groups. The
teacher will provide a scrambled
letters. Each group will then try to
solve the shuffled letters and form
a word out of it.”
1.Gsge
2. McroiWvea
3. Boiled
“Correct!”
3. Lobied 4. Scrambled
4. Bdleasmcra
5. Fried
“Correct! It is scrambled.”
5. Reidf
Abstraction:
“Ma'am We got loads of options for
cooking eggs. We can fry, boil,
1. What are the ways of cooking an scramble, poach, bake, or even zap
egg? them in the microwave. There's
also sous-vide, which sounds fancy
but is actually pretty cool. And
also, we can even pickle them.
Eggs are like a blank canvas for
culinary experiments, offering
different textures and flavors to
make student life more delicious.”
Application:
“None Ma’am”
“Understood? Any question class?”
“Okay good.”
Assessment:
“Yes Ma’am very much!”
“Okay now let us have an assesment
about today’s discussion. Are you
ready?”
“Good.”
Assignment:
Prepared by:
ROSYL V. MINOSA
GERALD B. GUIWAN