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I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the forty-five minutes period the learners are expected to:
a. Describe a tree
b. Identify the parts of the tree
c. Gives the importance of the tree
III. PROCEDURE
A. Preliminary Activities
1.Prayer
•Lord, thank you for this day, guides us as
we start our lesson for today. Give us
Lord, thank you for this another day, guide
strength and wisdom to understand our
us as we start our lesson for today. Give
topic. Amen.
us strength and wisdom to understand our
topic. Amen.
2. Greetings
•Good morning class.
•Good morning Teacher Angee.
•Before you take your seats, please pick
•(The pupils will pick the papers on the
up some pieces of papers and arrange
floor and they will arrange their chairs.)
your chairs properly.
• You may take your seats.
1.Fruits
• Everyone please read.
2. Leaf
3. Branch
4. Trunk
5. Roots
4. Group Activity
• Now, I will divide the class into two
groups.
• Group 1
Direction: Discuss with your group the
Tree–A tree is at all plant with woody
different parts of trees and its function
tissues.
within 5 minutes, and then choose one
Roots - Roots absorb water and minerals
representative in each group to
and transport them to stems. They also
enumerate and give the functions of each
anchor and support a plant, and store
part of a tree.
food. A root system consists of primary
and secondary roots.
Trunk - The trunk is the part of a tree that
connects the leafy crown with its roots.
Branch - A branch or tree branch is a
woody structural member connected to
but not part of the central trunk of a tree.
Leaf - Leaves are very important for trees
– they provide food for the whole tree.
Fruits -A fruit tree is a tree which bears
fruit that is consumed or used by humans
and some animals.
Group 2
• Yes Teacher.