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Learning Competencies: Describe the parts and functions of nervous system; S9ES-IIIa-25
Topics Teacher’s Activity Learners’ Activity
Lesson Preliminary Activities
1: Good morning, class!
Good morning,Sir Vince!
Parts How are you today?
and It’s good to hear that! We’re good,Sir!
functions
of Everybody please stands! We will have our
nervous opening prayer first. Kindly lead the prayer Ms.
system Monte.
Dear Lord, thank you for today.
Thank you for always in which
you provide us all. Helps us to
focus our hearts and minds
now on what we are about to
learn. Inspire us by your Holy
Spirit as we listen and write.
This is all we ask in the name
of Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen!
Okay again, good morning, class!
Good morning, Sir Vince!
Before you take your seats. We will have a
short energizer first.
(Shows a short video clip about an energizer.)
Thank you for the cooperation, class! Are you (Students perform an
feeling better now? energizer)
Yes, Ms.Agnes!
(Students raise their hands.)
B. Motivation (Engage)
Okay class, before we start our new lesson for
today, let's have first an activity. This activity
named supply me.
(Students doing the activity.)
Yes, Marba?
Sir!
Neurons Sir!
Very good! Thank you, Miss Marba,
Yes,Miss Gracia
Classification of Neurons
1. Sensory or affective neurons
What is sensory or affective
neurons class? Anyone?
Sir!
Sir
Homeostasis is the
condition wherein the
human body system is
maintained in balance
Very Good
despite the changing
factors outside.
So, we have the four following
components are necessary in
maintaining homeostasis:
1. Stimulus.
What is stimulus?
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Stimulus sir is the
variable that is being
2. Sensor
regulated
What is sensor? Anyone?
Sir
Sir
Very good
It matches the data to
the normal values.
4. Effector
Lastly what is effector?
Sir?
A. Generalization
I know you've learned a lot from
this day discussion, so anyone who can
summarize the lesson?
Sir!
F. Evaluation (Explore)
ACTIVITY 2: NAME
ME!
Instruction: Identify the parts and functions
of a nerve cell.
12. Axon-
13. Dendrites -
14. Cell Body-
15. Myelin sheath-
G. Assignment (Extend)
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