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Teacher Paul Timothy F.Dela Cruz Area Science
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LESSON
PLAN Teaching Date April 21,2022 Quarter Second
Teaching Time 7:30 am-8:30 am Checked by Jardene May G. Novio
I. OBJECTIVES
·Content The learners demonstrate an understanding of diseases that result from nutrient deficiency and
Standards ingestion of harmful substances,and their prevention and treatment.
Performance The learners should be able present an analysis of the data gathered on diseases resulting from
Standards nutrient deficiency and Ingestion of harmful substance.
Learning
Competencies Students will be able to:
/Objectives Explain diseases that result from nutrient deficiency and ingestion of harmful
substances;
Differentiate nutrient deficiency from ingestion of harmful substances;and
·List ways on how to prevent and treat nutrient deficiency diseases.
· Code S8LT-IVb14
II. CONTENT Diseases resulting from nutrient deficiency and ingestion of harmful substances.
III.LEARNING RESOURCES
A.References
1.Teacher's
Guide pages Teacher's Guide pp. 35-36
2.Learner's
Materials Learner's Module pp. 307-316
pages
3. Textbook
pages Science 8 Module 4:Living Things and their Environment.pp.1-43.
4. Additional
Materials
from
Learning
Resource
Portal
B.Other
Learning Laptop,PowerPoint Presentations, Pictures, and GIFs, Google forms
Resources
None,sir.
A.Reviewing Today class before we start our lesson let us
Previous have a review of what we discuss last time. Do diseases
Lesson or you still remember the topic that has been
discussed last time?
Presentin
gNew Yes Jasper.
(everyone is raising their hands)
Lesson
About the Structures and Functions of
Very good Jasper. Now let's have a theDigestive system sir.
shortactivity for our review. I have a word
box andfrom that word box are words or
phrase aboutthe topic last time.Choose a
word from the boxand give a brief
explanation to the word youchoose.Are the
direction clear class?
Review Time!
STOMACHINTESTINE
SMALL
MOUTH
Very good Kris, now let's have Stomach,it digests the food we eat.
Very good Kim. Now let's have a last (Jimmy raises his hands)
relatedword about our topic last time.
Yes Jimmy.
Small intestine, further digest food
usingenzymes.
1.
B.Establi
shinga 2.
Purposefo
r
theLesson
(Motivati
on)
3.
1.
3.
Excellent everyone!
Class, I want to clarify the foods, such
asburgers and fries. Those foods are not
thatunhealthy,they still have nutritional
values, butwe should be consuming those
foodsmoderately and not too much,okay?
Yes sir.
Does anyone feel hungry after seeing
thosefoods? I did feel hungry as well. Now
cansomeone tell me, are healthy foods
beneficial tous?Why? (Lisa raises her hands)
resentin
Yes Lisa Healthy foods are beneficial to us for it
gxamples providesus the right nutrients which will help
/ our bodyfunction well and be healthy.
lstances Very good answer Lisa. Also aside from
itprovides us nutrients, healthy foods is
ofhe actuallycheaper. Because in the long run,
Newesson thosehealthler options that cause extra money
today,are actually cheaper for you tomorrow.
C.Presenting Examples/l nstances of the New Lesson
1.Iron Deticiency The best dietary sources of non-heme iron Include:
Beans
(Call one student who will read the description of the iron
Seeds
deficiency flashed on the screen.)
Dark,leafy greens
Now let's have the second one
Symptoms
anemia
·fatigue
·weakened immune system
impaired brainfunction
Prevention and treatment
The best dietary sources of heme iron include:
Red Meat
· Organ Meat
· Shellfish
· Canned Sardines
Happens when a body does not get enough Iron which alds
the red blood cells, and binds with hemoglobin and transports
oxygen to your cells. The most common consequence or disease
(The student will read the description of the iron deficiency.) it results to is anemia.
1.Iron deficiency
· Hyperthyroidismis treated with synthetic form of the thyroid Muscle weakness
hormone. Bone loss
Let's discuss the third deficiency
Increased risk of fracture
3.Vitamin D deficiency
In children, growth delays and soft bones (rickets)
(Call one student who will read the description of the Vitamin D
deficiency flashed on the screen.)
Symptoms
Vitamin D deficiency is not usually obvious, as its symptoms
are subtle and may develop over years or decades.
3.Vitamin D deficiency
People who are deficient may want to take a supplement or
Increase their sun exposure. Some of the diseases caused by
vitamin D deficiency are:
a.heart disease
b.high blood pressure
(The student will read the description of the Vitamin D
c.diabetes
deficiency.)
d.colon and prostate cancer
Prevention and Treatments Symptoms
While very few foods contain significant amounts of this vitamin, the Osteoporosis
Softer and more fragile bones Prevention and Treatment
best dietary sources are:
Boned fish
· Cod liver oil · Dairy products
·Fatty fish · Dark green vegetables
· Egg yolks ·Calcium supplements
Increase sun exposure
Vitamin D supplements
Let's have the fourth deficiency Those are the most commonnutrient
4.Calcium deficiency
(Call one student who will read the description of the Calcium deficiency
flashed on the screen.)
Yes sir!
Are there other questions?
None sir.
If there are no questions so far let
Is everyone ready?
Yes sir!
Now let's begin the learning.
D.Discussing New Concepts
and Practicing New Skills #1
(Call one student who will read the description of the iodine deficiency flashed on the
screen.)
(The student will read the description of the iodine deficiency.) a.goiter
2.lodine deficiency b.hypothyroidism
lodine is an essential mineral which are involved in many bodily
processes (growth, brain development, and bone maintenance).
Diseases causes by iodine deficiency are:
c.decr
eased fertility rate
Thank you for reading.
d.mental retardation
Symptoms
Enlarged thyroid gland a.k.a goiter.
Increase in heart rate,
·Shortness of breath
Weight gain
Developmental abnormalities in children
Prevention
Good dietary source of iodine includes:
Seaweeds
· Fish
Dairy
Eggs
Treatment
Eating more foods containing iodine
Using iodize salts
Now that done with the first disease of the
digestive system lets have the second which is
the ingestion of harmful substances. Let us
proceed class with our discussion.
Yes sir!
1.Stale food
E. 2.Poorly cooked foods and Impure water
Discussing 3.Expired food and drugs
New
Concepts
and
Practicing
Poisoning
New Skills
#1
E.
Discussing
·Nausea and vomiting
· Headaches
·Skin rashes
·Can cause asthma
Can cause cancer,etc.
Uui activity enuiueu 'Fact oi biui , Tnlave nere statements which
you will identify if it is true or false.Choose FACT if the statement
is true and BLUFF if the statement is false. Are the directions
clear class?
Yes Jimmy,kindly read the statement and tell us your answer. (Jimmy raises his hand)
1. Stale foods are foods that are safe to eat and won't be
Let's look if the statement is bluff.The statement is bluff. harmful if ingested.
The answer is bluff sir.
Jimmy is correct, very good Jimmy.Lest have statement 2.
2.The most common symptom of iodine deficiency is an
enlarged thyroid gland, also known as a goiter.
FACT or BLUFF
Who wants to read and answer statement number 2?
Let us have Lisa, kindly read the statement and then your
answer Lisa.
Yes sir!
Yes Kris, kindly read the statement and tell us your answer.
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1.Iron deficiency
2.lodine deficiency
3.Vitamin D deficiency
4.Stale food
5.Poorly cooked foods
6.Expired food or drugs
Assignment (Collage)
In a long bond paper (8.5x13), Guided by
thecriteria draw, create, or paste pictures of
goodhabits that we can do to prevent
digestivesystem diseases.
V.REMARKS
IV.REFLECTION
A.No. of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation.
C.Did the remedial lesson work? No. of learners who have caught up
with the lesson.