Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Department of Education
Region I
Schools Division of Ilocos Norte
BANNA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Banna, Ilocos Norte
1 • Identify the environmental hazards Environmental Begin with classroom routine: Activity
Thursday of outdoor recreational activities; Hazards of 1.Attendance
outdoor 2.Routinary activities Ask the learners to do activity
-Friday • Follow the safety protocol etiquette recreational 3.concerns /other issues 1. Entitled: Identify me.
and safety in the use of equipment activities.
A. Recall B.Analysis.
for outdoor recreational activities; and,
The teacher give an activity that is 1.Why do we need to identify
• Give importance to the observance connected to the previous lesson that the environmental hazards we
of personal safety protocol etiquette can connect in the lesson of the day. might encounter during
Entitled : describe me outdoor recreational
and safety in the use of equipment for B. Activity activities?
outdoor recreational activities. Ask the learners to do activity 1.
Entitled: Identify me. 2.Why do we need to identify
. the equipment we will be
using during
C. Analysis.
C.Abstraction
1. Why do we need to identify the Environmental Hazard?
environmental hazards we might
encounter during outdoor recreational Robert Ernst (2003)
activities? emphasizes that, “most of us
know that when we are
2. Why do we need to identify the outdoors, exposure to the mix
equipment we will be using during of heat, humidity, and sun can
outdoor recreational activities. lead to serious heat related
D. Abstraction illnesses. But a number of
Environmental Hazard? other problems can occur
Robert Ernst (2003) emphasizes that, from sunburns to insect bites
“most of us know that when we are and stings.” With these, he
outdoors, exposure to the mix of heat, enumerates guidelines when
humidity, and sun can lead to serious assessing environmental
heatrelated illnesses. But a number of hazard, you need to look at
other problems can occur from the following factors:
sunburns to insect bites and stings.”
With these, he enumerates guidelines
when assessing environmental 1. Location and terrain
hazard, you need to look at the The terrain is defined as the
following factors: specific physical features of
an area of land. The location
and the terrain contribute to
1. Location and terrain the hazardous conditions
The terrain is defined as the specific when staying and walking
physical features of an area of land. into the site. Below are some
The location and the terrain environmental hazards that
contribute to the hazardous conditions depend upon your location
when staying and walking into the and terrain:
site. Below are some environmental • Uneven surfaces, wet grass,
hazards that depend upon your
location and terrain: and mud
• Uneven surfaces, wet grass, and • Holes in the ground can
mud cause trips or falls.
• Holes in the ground can cause trips • Rocky trails
or falls.
• Exposed ledges
• Rocky trails
• Darkness
• Exposed ledges
• Poison ivy
• Darkness
• Poison ivy
2. Season/Climate
Keep an eye on the current
2. Season/Climate and predicted weather
conditions. Know the signs
Keep an eye on the current and
for approaching storms or
predicted weather conditions. Know
changing weather conditions.
the signs for approaching storms or
Some areas are susceptible to
changing weather conditions. Some
certain types of severe
areas are susceptible to certain types
weather. Weather hazards
of severe weather. Weather hazards
include:
include:
• Lightning and
• Lightning and thunderstorms,
thunderstorms,
• Flooding and flash flooding,
• Flooding and flash flooding,
• Strong winds and tornadoes,
• Strong winds and tornadoes,
• Freezing rain and hail, and
• Freezing rain and hail, and
• Being Overexpose to sun.
• Being Overexpose to sun.
3. Equipment and Transportation 3. Equipment and
Transportation
Keep your equipment in good
condition. Inspect them before your Keep your equipment in good
trip. Do not wait until you are at the condition. Inspect them
trail-head. Beyond the activity, the before your trip. Do not wait
equipment and driving/ transportation until you are at the trail-head.
are also considered environmental Beyond the activity, the
hazards. equipment and driving/
transportation are also
Equipment:
considered environmental
• Broken stove hazards.
• Darkness Driving/Transportation:
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RICO AGRES RIZARDO ADRIAN G. ARIBATO
PE AND HEALTH 12 TEACHER STUDENT TEACHER IN P.E AND HEALTH