Teacher I Applicant: Michelle Ann S. Canabuan

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Michelle Ann S.

Canabuan
Teacher I Applicant
CLASSROOM
STANDARD
Listen Attentively
Keep Quite
Cellphone Off
Sit Properly
Participate
Scrambled Letter Word

TIONNAMIGER
(To developed seeds to a young plant)
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GNITNLAP
(place (a seed, bulb, or plant) in the ground so that it can grow)
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TSET
(a procedure intended to establish the quality, performance, or reliability
of something, especially before it is taken into widespread use. )
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DEES
(a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another
such plant..)
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NGITFLOA
(buoyant or suspended in water or air.)
Objectives:
At the end of the 60’-minute lesson, the students
should be able to:

identifydifferent methods of seed testing;


demonstrate proper seed testing methods; and
appreciate the value of planting.
Activity:
Every group will be given :
> picture to observe.
>5 minutes discussion
GUIDE QUESTION:

1.What are the materials


used?
2. How it was done?
3.Whar happen to the seed?
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
METHODS OF SEED
TESTING
Seed testing
 Seedsare sown or planted in the field they must be
tested to determine if these are viable, clean, true
to type, disease free and to find out percentage of
germination.
 Tofind out the amount of seeds/seedlings to plant in
a given area. In that case, sowing the right amount of
seeds will have economized labor and expenses in re-
planting.
Breaking the Seed Coat
Breaking the Seed Coat-
This method is practiced
with seeds that have a hard
seed coat which impermeable
to water and oxygen.
Winnowing
Winnowing – Seeds are placed in
a shallow woven basket or
“bilao” to winnow the seeds. All
seeds being blown away are
empty and are not viable. Those
that remain in the “bilao” are
good seeds.
Germination Test ( Petri Dish)
Germination Test – This may
be done in seedbeds, seed
boxes, seed trays, petri
dishes, recycled materials,
polyethylene bags or in a
piece of cloth (Ragdoll
Methods)
Floating in the Water
Floating in the Water – When seeds are
placed in water, it could be observed of
that some of the seeds sink and some
float. Seeds that sank are expected to
have higher germination rate. It can be
expected that the floating seeds is not
filled well and may not germinate as
readily as the sinking seed
Rubrics
Criteria Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1
(5 pts) (4pts) (3pts) (1pt)
Following Follows steps Follow some of the Fail to follow Did not follow
Procedure of procedure procedure some the procedure
procedure

Collaborative Willingly Needs Requires No involvement


Effort and participates in encouragement to prompting to
Behavior the group work participate with work with the
group mates group

Safety Measures Use of PPE all Use PPE sometimes Requires No PPE to use
the time promoting to  
use PPE  
Skills or Proper use of Good use of the Needs No attempts to
Processes the materials materials assistance in handle tools
handling
Evaluation:
Match Column A with Column B. Identify the methods of seed testing. Please write the letter only.

A B
1. Uses seeds that have hard seed a.Floating in Water
coat.
1. Seeds are placed in Bilao. a.Germination test
3. Maybe done in seed beds, petri a.Winnowing
dishes or with the use of cloth
(ragdoll).
4. The seeds which sank will a.Breaking the seed coat
identify as good seed.
5. Done to determine the seeds e. Seed Testing
viability, clean and disease free.
Assignment:
Research on the Characteristics of a
Good Seed.

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