The document outlines learning outcomes, topics, values, and activities for three subjects: Science, Mathematics, and Physical Education. For Science, students will learn about the skeletal system through group activities identifying structures in pictures. For Mathematics, students will calculate their body mass index (BMI) by measuring height and weight. For Physical Education, students will improve body composition through a workout session focusing on proper form and technique for exercises.
The document outlines learning outcomes, topics, values, and activities for three subjects: Science, Mathematics, and Physical Education. For Science, students will learn about the skeletal system through group activities identifying structures in pictures. For Mathematics, students will calculate their body mass index (BMI) by measuring height and weight. For Physical Education, students will improve body composition through a workout session focusing on proper form and technique for exercises.
The document outlines learning outcomes, topics, values, and activities for three subjects: Science, Mathematics, and Physical Education. For Science, students will learn about the skeletal system through group activities identifying structures in pictures. For Mathematics, students will calculate their body mass index (BMI) by measuring height and weight. For Physical Education, students will improve body composition through a workout session focusing on proper form and technique for exercises.
I. Learning Understand the structure Students will be Students will be able to
Outcomes and function of the skeletal able to calculate demonstrate proper form and system. their body mass technique in exercises to index (BMI) using improve body composition, the formula: BMI = such as strength training or weight (kg) / cardio-respiratory training. height^2 (m^2) II. Topic/Subject Skeletal System Conversion of Physical fitness Matter Units
Values Integration • Health and Wellness • Responsibility • Discipline
•Scientific Inquiry • Accuracy • Perseverance • Evidence-based • Respect • Self-Care Decision Making • Empathy • Respect • Personal Responsibility • Life Learning
III. Material and Pictures • Measuring tape • Exercise equipment
Reference Paper • Scale • A workout plan that includes Pen • Calculator exercises that target major muscle groups, such as squats, lunges, push-ups, and rows, as well as cardio respiratory exercises like jogging, jumping jacks, or cycling. • A space large enough to accommodate the class and the exercise equipment. IV. Strategy Student Centered Student Centered Student Centered Approach Approach Approach
Activities (Group Activity) Title: Calculating Title: Body Composition
BMI Workout Session The class divided into 4 Procedure: group and there are various stations and every station • Introduction (5 Procedure: composed of pictures that minutes): Introduce of composed of skeletal the concept of body • Introduction (10 minutes): structure. Each group mass index (BMI) Introduce the session by should collaborate and and explain why it discussing the importance of identify the given structure is a useful measure proper form and technique in and every 30 seconds each of health and exercise, particularly in group must move to the wellness. exercises designed to improve other station. body composition. Provide an • Measuring height overview of the workout plan and weight (15 and demonstrate the proper minutes): Have form and technique for each students work in exercise. pairs or small groups to measure • Warm-up (10 minutes): and record each Begin the workout with a warm-up that includes other's height and stretching and light cardio weight using a exercises to prepare the body measuring tape and for the workout. GROUP 1 GALDO, JASMIN R. GUDARIDO, RAYJANE L. SOTIS, ANDREA P.