I.OBJECTIVES A.Content Standards Demonstrate understanding of parts and functions of animals and importance to humans /Reproduction among humans, animals and plants and certain observable characteristics that are passes from parents to offsprings. B.Performance Standards To enumerate ways of grouping Given a photo of offspring and parents, make a checklist of possible characteristics that the offspring inherited from the parents. animals based on their structure and importance C.Learning Compare living with non-living things Infer that living things reproduce. Identify observable HOLIDAY Identify observable Competencies/Objectives characteristics that are passed on (BATAAN FOUNDATION DAY) characteristics that are from parents to offspring. passed on from parents to offspring. Write the LC Code for each S3LT –Iie-f - 11 S3LT – Iig –h -12 S3LT-IIg-h -13 S3LT-IIg-h -13 II.CONTENT Living and Non – Living Things Animal Reproduction Physical Traits Physical Traits of Animals III.LEARNING RESOURCES A.References 1.Teacher’s Guides/Pages MELC’s page 498 MELC’s page 498 2.Learner’s Materials Pages LAS pages 15-18 LAS pages 19-23 3.Textbook Pages 4.Additional Materials from Powerpoint, laptop, T.V., Powerpoint, laptop, T.V., manila Powerpoint, laptop, T.V., manila Powerpoint, laptop, T.V., manila Learning Resources (LR) portal manila paper, pentel pen, paper, pentel pen, scotch tape paper, pentel pen, scotch tape paper, pentel pen, scotch tape scotch tape B.Other Learning Resources IV.PROCEDURES A.Reviewing previous lesson or Checking of the assignments. How would you know which adult What physical traits are presenting the new lesson animal and baby animal go common or shared among together? What characteristics is certain group of people? similar between the parent and baby animal? B.Establishing a purpose for the Singing a song as a springboard to Where do animas come from? What are the physical traits of lesson the lesson.. What do you call the young dog? each? We will discuss the young cat? observable physical traits shared by animals of the same kind. Post the pictures of animals. C.Presenting Name the pictures and let them Show series of pictures of Call two pupils in front. Let them examples/instances of the new identify the characteristics of the growing family of animals. identify the similarities in each lesson following things in the picture. person. D.Discussing new concepts and What are the characteristics of the What does each pictures says? What similarities in physical traits What physical traits are practicing new skills #1 things in the picture? do all these Filipino kids have? similar to them. What are differences? Write the answer on the board. E.Discussing new concepts and What do you call these things? practicing new skills #2 F.Developing mastery Distribute each worksheets to the Write a short paragraph (Leads to formative assessment) pupils. Match the animals by about the observable their young ones. physical traits of animals. G.Finding practical/applications Group the pupils into three. Let Draw a parent and a baby animal Draw a venn diagram to show the Divide the class into four of concepts and skills in daily them list down 3 examples of living on a short bond paper. Color it. similarities and differences of groups.Draw a group of living and non-living things. Show on your drawing the their drawings/ characteristics. animal with same kind. characteristics of both animals Group1 – Different Kinds of and be ready to discuss to the Dogs class. Group 2 – Different Kinds of Fishes Group 3 – Different Kinds of Birds Group 4 – Different Kinds of Butterflies H. Making generalizations and What is living things? Non- living How animals reproduce? What physical traits are common Why similar kinds of abstractions about the lesson things? or shared among certain group of animals are are different in people? characteristics? I.Evaluating Learning Tell if the following is living or non- Match the animals with their The work of the group serve as The work of the group living things. young ones. pupils’ performances. serve as pupils’ 1. plants 1. chicken performances. 2. house 2. goat 3. water 3. goose 4. animals 4. cat 4. chairs 5. horse J.Additional activities for Make and scrapbook of living and Draw the body parts that animals Draw the body parts that you Cut pictures of animals application or remediation non-living things. inherited by their parents or inherited by your parents or having similar other things. other things. characteristics to a human. V.REMARKS VI.REFLECTION A.No. of learners who earned 80% of the formative assessment B.No. of learners who require additional activities to remediation C.Did the remedial lessons work?No. of learners who have caught up with the lesson D.No. of learners who continue to require remediation E.Which of my teaching strategies worked well?Ehy did these work? F.What difficulties did I encounter which my principal or supervisor can help me solve? G.What innovation or localized material did I use/discover which I wish to sharewith other teachers?