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I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
a. Differentiate between capital, human, and natural resources.
b. Describe the role of capital, human and natural resources in a healthy society.
c. Classify things used in a production process as capital resources, human
resources, or natural resources.
II. Subject Matter:
Topic: 3 types of Resources
References: Basic Economic Book
Materials: Visual Aid, Scissors, Pictures, Double sided tape
III. Procedure
Learning Activities
Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity
1.) Daily Routine
“Okay before we will start our lesson, let us “One student will lead the prayer”
pray first. Anyone who wants to lead the
prayer?
(Checking of attendance)
2.) Review
“Very Good! Who can differentiate between “Goods is something people want that we can
goods and services?” hold or touch while services is something
people do for other people.”
“That’s Right! Goods known for being tangible
while Services is intangible.
“Any questions or clarification about our
previous topic?’ “No Ma’am”
3.) Motivation
“Very Good!
“What is the meaning of capital resources? “It’s a tools, equipment and building use to
make goods and services.”
“That’s Right! Every Good used over and over
again to make goods and services is called “Chairs”
capital resources.” Any example?
“How about natural resources?” “A natural resources is what people can use
which comes from the natural environment”
IV. Assessment/Evaluation
In a given location, list at least one of each type of resources is used in that location. (3
points each number)
1. Hospital
2. Zoo
3. School
4. Museum
5. Farm
V. Assignment
1. What things have your parents or your family bought for you in the past week?