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Preparatory Activities
Prayer
Greetings
Classroom Management
Checking of Attendance
Setting of classroom standards
Review of the past lesson
Motivation
The class will be divided into 3 and the teacher will give a flash card with QR
code to be scan by the group. On their mobile phone, they will arrange the picture
puzzle and when they are done, they shout the keyword “Fish Be with you!” and
get ready to arrange the jumbled letter words on the board. The teacher will Ask
guided questions to answer by the group.
1. ISFH EGUL
2. FHSI TSAPE
3. HFSI IOL
Questions:
2. Do you think rejected fish or fish waste can be utilized for human
consumption?
The teacher will also ask the students about their idea on the
possible topic based on their final answers in their activity
Technical Terms
Fish offal – It means the heads, viscera and other parts of fish taken off in
preparing for canning, preserving, packing and preparing for
consumption.
EFA – Essential fatty acid
Guanine - is a crystalline material made from ground up fish scales that
creates a shimmery effect
By-product – is an incidental or secondary product made in the
manufacture or synthesis of something else.
B. Development
Given the picture below, the teacher will start the discussion by showing an object
lipstick and asking how made it shimmer?
This part of the lesson will trigger the thinking skills of the students wherein they
will think of a way what ingredient in lipsticks made it shimmer and they will be
able to provide their own answers.
Lesson proper
Fish By-Products
About one-third of the world catch of fish is not used for direct human
consumption but for the production of fishery by-products.
Fishery by-products have often been regarded as fish offal or fish waste
that can be utilized
The most common understanding of by-products is all raw materials,
edible or inedible, left during production of the main products
Utilization of by-products
Fishery by-products as human food
Fishery by-products as animal feed
Industrial uses
Fertilizer from seafood by-products
Medical and pharmaceutical by-products
Fish Oil
Fish oil is derived from the tissues of oily fish or from the fat of cold-
water fish such as Anchovies, Mackerel, and Sardine
Omega 3 essential fatty acids (EFA) are key ingredients of fish oil
Approximately 25% saturated and 75% unsaturated fatty acids.
Fish liver oil – Liver is chopped into small pieces and is boiled in
sufficient water. The oil is skimmed of from the surface of water. (Cod
and shark)
Benefits:
Helpful in the growth of teeth and bones
Fish Body oil – oil is extracted from either whole fish or fish fat
(Sardine and Herring)
Benefits:
Used to manufacture of soap and candle
Used is boiling the bottom of the boats to protect them against sea-rot
Fish Glue – made by boiling the skin, bones and swim bladder of fish
(cods)
The raw materials are washed, chopped, and steam-heated. It is then
cooked for 6-10 hours
Used to repair animal-based sheets called parchments, which are used in
writing, adhesive for paper boxes, and shoes
Fish Fertilizer – awesome product for promoting plant growth
The waste obtained during the preparation of fish meal is widely used as
manure for coffee, tea, and tobacco plantation
Pearl essence - Most lipstick contains the byproduct of fish scales, called
pearl essence or pearlescence — as it turns out, the stuff that makes fish
scales flash also makes one's lips shiny. Most pearl essence comes from
commercially fished herring.
The teacher will show an actual innovative product made with fish waste and the
students will explore and discover a new idea for the activity
C. Engagement
(Sample actual innovative product in a bottle with label “OneFish” to be use for
plant fertilizer)
Group Activity
“Fish Ko Lang“
The class will be grouped into 3 and each group will be given a fish envelope that
contains the instruction that they need to follow for the activity. Each group will
work on differentiated ways to present the activity based on the instruction given
to them. They will be given enough time to do their activity and present their
work to the class.
Group 1
Group 2
D. Assimilation
(Make a short commercial selling advertisement of your own
fish by-product)
Group 3
(Compose a rap song about the benefits of fish waste or fish by-
products to human)
V. ASSESSMENT
Individual Activity
Direction: Identify the following pictures of fish by-product and give their
utilization. On the last part answer the 3 questions
1. ____________________
2. ____________________
3._____________________
4._____________________
5._____________________
6._____________________
7. ____________________
8.____________________
9. ___________________
10. _________________
3. How can you give value when you encounter an undersized, damaged,
and stale fish in your house or in the market?
The students will write their personal insights about the lesson by completing the
statements below.
VI. REFLECTION I understand that _________________________________________.
Assignment
Prepared by:
KERSON L. YANAN
Teacher I Applicant