LESSON EXEMPLAR IN

SCIENCE-3
CSE INTEGRATION
PRECILA N. GARCIA
SCIENCE TEACHER
A. CONTENT STANDARDS

• The learners demonstrate

understanding of parts, and
functions of the sense organs of
the human body.
B. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

• The learners should be able to

practice healthful habits in
taking care of the sense
organs.
 C. LEARNING COMPETENCIES/ OBJECTIVES
• The learners should be able to describe the parts and
functions of the sense organs of the human body (S3LT-
IIa-b-1). 1.14
*Identify the parts of the skin
*Describe the function/s of each part of the skin.

*K1A.Describe body using proper names

*A1B. Show respect for differences and growth
II. CONTENT

The Skin
- Parts and functions
ENGAGE
A. Review past lessons about the tongue.

Which part of our tongue help describe the

taste of food?
chocolate
ampalaya
kalamansi
table salt
B. Let some pupils identify familiar objects placed inside
a box
1.Touching them with hand gloves.
2.Without gloves.

Objects:
Ball, ice, rock, sharpener, book, pencil, etc.

In which situation can you easily identify the objects?

What sense organ is involved in this activity?
EXPLORE

Group Activity 1
•Identifying the Parts of Skin.
• ( The Teacher must discuss first the proper use of a
magnifying glass before it is given to the pupils)
•Ask each group to examine the skin that covers their
arms using a magnifying glass.
•Have them describe the things they have seen on their
skin.
EXPLORE

Activity 2
-Let each group read and understand the information about the structure and
functions of the skin.
-Let them answer the guided questions below.
1. What protects and covers our body?
2. How does the skin protects our body?
3. Does the skin helps maintain our body temperature?
4. What are the two layers of skin? Where is the epidermis?
5. What are in the dermis?
6. What is the function of sweat glands? Nerve endings? Oil glands?
Nerves?
EXPLORE
 Structure of the Skin
On some parts of your body, the skin is very thin. On other parts of your body, the skin
is somewhat thick. The skin is made up of outer layer and inner layer.
Outer Layer
The outer layer is the epidermis. Cells in this layer are tough and flat. The top part is
made up of dead cells. These cells are worn off as they dry and get flaky. Your fingernails and
toenails are thickened and hardened epidermis. Since they are dead cells, you feel no pain
when you cut them.
Inner Layer
The inner layer of the skin is the dermis. It is made up of living cells like blood vessels,
oil glands and sweat glands. Blood vessels help nourish the skin. Oil glands produce oil to
make skin shiny and keep from drying. Sweat glands produce sweat or perspiration to keep our
body cool.
There are also Fatty tissues that provides the body with heat and protect our internal
organs. The skin also receptors. It picks up the five skin sensations such as cold, heat, touch,
pain and pressure. The nerves carry messages to the brain. The brain tells how object feels.
EXPLAIN
Presentation of output.
The pupils will also present the answers to the given questions.

1. What protects and covers our body?

2. How does the skin protects our body?
3. Does the skin helps maintain our body temperature?
4. What are the two layers of skin? Where is the epidermis?
5. What are in the dermis?
6. What is the function of sweat glands? Nerve endings? Oil glands ?
Nerves?
ELABORATE
ELABORATE

Elaborates further the lesson through the

following questions:
1. What are the parts of the skin?
2. What are the different sensations that can be
detected by your skin?
3. Why is the skin important?
ELABORATE
ELABORATE
Some parts of the skin are more sensitive than the other
parts. Skin on private parts like vagina, breast and penis is
protected by skin too. It must be covered with clothes for
protection of germs and the bad intention of people around
us.
Questions:
1.What is the private sensitive parts of the body?
2.Why do we need to dress up properly?
EVALUATE
Identify the part of the skin as its function is being
described.
_______ 1. It is the outer layer of the skin.
_______ 2. They produce perspiration which helps cool
your body.
_______ 3. They help nourish your skin.
_______ 4. It is the inner layer of the skin.
_______ 5. What private parts of the body is covered
with skin?
AGREEMENT

List down some ways of caring for your skin.

HAVE A NICE DAY….

THANK YOU!!!