ALTERNATIVE Community Mayngaran

Program Accreditation and Equivalency (A and E)

LEARNING Learning Center CLC
SYSTEM Learning John Jomar T. Literacy
AE/JHS
Facilitator Corsiga Level
Teaching Date & 02/08/24 Learning
Scientific Literacy and Critical Thinking Skills
Time 1:00 Pm Strand
Application of Scientific Ways of Thinking in
A. Content Standard Daily Life

Acquire scientific thinking skills through

exposure to and practice in problem solving in
B. Performance Standard
different life situations.

 Explain the process of fertilization

through an illustration
LS2SC-BC-PSD-AE/JHS-45
I. OBJECTIVES

Macro skills: Writing

Integration:

C. Learning Competencies  Write sentences on different issues,

activities, or occasions (e.g., at home,
in the community, in the workplace,
local, national, and international
issues)
simple sentences
compound sentences
complex sentences
LS1CS/EN-W-PSE-JHS-5

A. Subject Matter Fertilization

 LRDMS
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Stigma_(botany)/
 https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/
II. CONTENT

reproductive-process-
B. Learning Resources
humanillustration194696816.jpg
 Beyond Borders – Department of
Education pp. 72-74
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=H_LVdiCo8IY
 Powerpoint Presentation
C. Materials  Worksheets
 flower
Preliminary Activities
III. PROCEDURE

Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity

Good afternoon , everyone! Good afternoon, Sir!

I am teacher John jomar T. Corsiga and I will be your

teacher for this afternoon.
Before we start, may I request everyone to please stand
(prayer)
and lets have a prayer.
You may now take your seats. Thank you, Sir.
I would like to remind everyone that before we start our
(The learners will write on the attendance
discussion, please refrain from talking to your seat
sheet)
mates, seat properly and listen to our discussion.
How is everyone today? Is it good so far? (Learners’ answer may vary)
Well today, we are going to discuss a new topic for LS2
Scientific Literacy and Critical Thinking skills. Are you all Yes, Sir!
ready?
Okay, without further ado let us start our lesson.
Springboard

I have here a video and lets watch it.

Answer may vary.

What did you feel while watching the video?
The video is all about artificial chicken eggs.
What is the video all about?
No sir/maam
Do you think it is safe to eat artificial eggs? Why?
No sir/maam
Will an artificial chicken egg hatch and become a chick?
Why?

Activity
Activity:
Arrange the jumbled letters to form a word.
Fertization
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Analysis
What word did you form from the jumbled letters? Fertilization
what comes in to your mind when you hear the word Answer may vary
fertilization?
Abstraction
Fertilization is the natural life process, which is carried
out by the fusion of both male and female gametes,
which results in the formation of a zygote. In humans,
the process of fertilization takes place in the fallopian
tube. During this process, semen comprising thousands
of sperms are inseminated into the female vagina during
coitus. Human fertilization is the union of a human egg
and sperm, occurring in the ampulla of the fallopian
tube. The result of this union, leads to the production of
a zygote cell, or fertilization.

In the process of fertilization, sperm come in the contact

with an ova (egg). One of the sperm may fuse with egg.
The nuclei of the sperm and the egg fuse to form single
nucleus resulting in the formation of a fertilized egg
called zygote. In human being, the fertilization takes
place inside the female body, called internal fertilization.

Example of human fertilization:

Mitosis – the function of mitosis is to replicate a cell

creating two genetically identical diploid cells. This is
useful in growth and repair, and asexual reproduction.
For Plant Fertilization: Plant fertilization is the
joining of male and female gametes, resulting in a
zygote. After fertilization, the zygote divides to
form an embryo. Plant fertilization is the union of
male and female gametes (reproductive cells) to
produce a zygote (fertilized egg). It's a pretty
straight-forward process that's similar for both
flowering plants (angiosperms) and seed-bearing
plants (gymnosperms). The most generalized
form of this process requires four steps:
pollination, germination, penetration of the
ovule, and fertilization.

Step 1: Pollination The pollen is deposited on a

plant's stigma which is part of the pistil (the
elongated part of a flower extending from the
ovary). This process is called pollination. It is the
transfer of the pollen grains from the anther to
the stigma.

Step 2: Germination Within a few minutes,

pollen tubes begin growing, or germinating,
toward the egg cell. These tubes will provide a
path for the sperm carried in the pollen to reach
the egg. It is the process by which an organism
grows from a seed or spore.

Step 3: Penetration of the Ovule The pollen tubes

penetrate the ovule, which contains the female
gametes

Step 4: Fertilization Sperm travel down the pollen

tubes and fertilize an egg. Most angiosperms
undergo double fertilization, where both an egg
and the polar nuclei in the embryonic sac are
fertilized.

The stigma (plural: stigmas or stigmata) is the

receptive tip of a Carpel, or of several fused
carpels, in the gynoecium of a flower. In a flower
the part of a pistil receives the pollen during
pollination. It is where the part of the pistil where
pollen germinates. It is the female part of the
flower (Ovary): The Basal portion of the pistil
where ovules are produced.
 Application
Draw an example of Human Fertilization from first day down to the day of its development. Then label it.

5 3 1 score
Elements of Art- Effective use of the Reasonable use of Limited use of the
Composition of use in elements of art the elements of art elements of art
the drawing. throughout the design throughout the throughout the
process to produce a design process to design process to
cohesive product. produce a thoughtful produce the product.
Application of product. Some
principles of art in the evidence of advance
arrangement of final arrangement using
project. the principles of art.
Planning and Demonstrate clear Illustrate intelligent Limited use of class
Organization of work focus and intent use of modification time; recognize need
throughout the design to original design for planning in and
process idea. throughout the
design process.
Craftsmanship Neat execution Above average Show some evidence
exhibits intent while rendering with slight of skill in limited
recognizing own deficiencies evident area.
limitations. in final project.

Total Score
Generalization
What is fertilization?
Answer may vary
Where does the process of human fertilization The human fertilization takes place in the fallopian
takes place? tube.
What do you call of a fertilized egg? zygote
It is commonly used as collective term for the parts
of a flower that produce ovules and ultimately
Gynoecium
develop into fruit and seeds.

what do you call of the reproductive parts of the The reproductive parts of the plants are the female
plants? and male gametes. (Stamen and Pistil)
The four steps of plant fertilization are pollination,
What are the four steps of plant fertilization? germination, penetration of the ovule and
fertilization
EVALUATION
Select the correct answer inside the box that explain the
following questions.

1. Fertilization
______
2. Pistil
_ 1. It is
3. Zygote
the
4. Fallopian Tube
union of male and female reproductive cells to produce
5. Pollination
fertilized egg.
6. Internal Fertilization
_______ 2. This is the part of a flower which receives the
7. Embryo
pollen during pollination and
8. Penetration of the Ovule
there it germinates.
9. Germination
10. Gynoecium

_______3. It is the nuclei of the sperm and the egg fuse

to form a single nucleus resulting
in the formation of a fertilized egg.
_______4. In humans this is where the process of
fertilization takes place.
_____ 5. In plants it is the transfer of the pollen grains
from the anther to the stigma.
____ 6. In human being, the fertilization takes place
inside the female's body.
_______7. This is an organism which is in the early stage
of development.
_______ 8. In plants fertilization the pollen tubes
penetrate the ovule, which contains the
female gametes.
______ 9. It is the process by which an organism grows
from a seed or spore.
_______ 10. It is commonly used as collective term for
the parts of a flower that produce ovules and ultimately
develop into fruit and seeds.

ASSIGNMENT
 Write a reflection paper guided by the following questions:
a. How do you feel about the experience?
b. What are your learnings from this activity?
c. How can you use these learnings in a real-life situation?

Prepared by:

JOHN JOMAR T. CORSIGA

ALS Teacher
Checked by:

EPS II - ALS