Let’s pray!

Jesus, guard us through this day in all we do and

all we say. We give you our school. We give you all
the teachers and staff who work here, We give you all
the children who study here.
We pray our school would be place of great discovery,
adventure and creativity.
In Jesus name,
Amen
Guess what!
Spading Fork
Shovel
Spade
Rake
Bolo
Objectives:

 Identify common poultry and livestock farm tools

 Recite the importance of farmer and farming
 Demonstrate the use of spade, shovel, spading fork and
rake
COMMON POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK FARM
TOOLS
Farmers
provide us with foods through domesticated animals.
GARDEN TOOLS
 Shovel
Shovels are used for cleaning ditches, digging and
moving soil and other granular material. They are also used
for levelling a base for sill rocks.
Spade
flat metal digging tool with a sharp edge, which allows it
to be used for both digging and for moving dirt, debris and
similar materials.
Rake
Collect chicken poop, leaves, hay, grass, etc., and in
gardening , for loosening the soil, light weeding and
levelling. And generally for purpose in agriculture by the
harrow.
 Bolo
The bolo is called an itak in Tagalog. It is use in clearing
vegetation, whether for agriculture or during trail blazing.
Types of Bolo
1. All-purpose bolo. Used for all sorts of odd jobs.
2. Haras. Similar to a small scythe, it is used for cutting tall
grass.

3. Kutsilyo. The term comes from the Spanish word

cuchillo, meaning knife. Generally used to kill and bleed
pigs during slaughter.
4. Bolo-guna. A bolo specifically shaped for digging out
roots and weeding.

5. Garab. Used to harvest rice.

6. Pinuti. Traditionally it is tipped in snake, spider or

scorpion venom and used for self-defense.
7. Sundang. Supposedly used mainly to open coconuts. The
sundang, also called "tip bolo" or itak, was a popular
weapon of choice in the revolution against the Spanish
colonial government and during the Philippine–American
War.
Spading fork
Used for loosening the soil, digging out root crops and
turning over the materials in a compost heap.
ELECTRIC TOOLS
two electric tools farmers must-haves for any type of
around-the-farm construction project:
1. A circular saw
Tool for cutting many materials such as wood, masonry,
plastic, or metal.
2. a drill/driver (preferably the
rechargeable battery operated type).
Used for making round holes or driving fasteners.
HAND TOOLS
Every farm needs a variety of hand tools.
1. 25-foot and a 100-foot tape measure
2. A good claw hammer with a comfortable grip
3. electrician‘s pliers
4. A socket and driver set
5. adjustable wrenches in several sizes
6. A screwdriver set with both regular and
Phillips head drivers
MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS
1. Pocketknives
2. Heavy-duty flashlights
3. Garden hoses
4. Digging Bar
Activity

Demonstrate the use of spade, shovel, spading fork and

rake.
 

Directions:
The students and teacher will go at the backyard garden
Procedures:

1. The teacher will give 10 minutes to the students to

practice on using these tools.

2. Student will approach their teacher if they are ready to

perform the tasks.

3. The teacher will choose among the four suggested tools

for their demonstration. Be prepared for questioning also.

4. Students will be rated by using the given scoring rubrics

 
ACTIVITY POOR(1) SATISFACTORY ( 2 ) VERY SATISFACTORY ( 3 )

The student can demonstrate how to use:

1. Spade      

2. Shovel      

3. Rake      

4. Spading fork      
Evaluation
Bring out ½ crosswise and answer the following
questions.
 

I. Identify the following tools.

_____________1. This is a large cutting tool of Filipino origin

similar to the machete.
_____________2. Used for digging and moving soil and other
granular material.
_____________3. It is used to clean and level the ground.
_____________4. It is used for loosening the soil, digging
out root crops and turning over the materials in
a compost heap.
_____________5. These are devices that make work easier
and faster.

 
 Assignment
Direction:
In a ¼ sheet of paper, give 5 facilities and equipment
in poultry production.
Thank you! 