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Describe the parts of the reproductive system and their functions

Describes the Function of Each Part of the Female Reproductive System. (S5LT-IIa-1)

CSE
Describe the parts and functions of sexual reproductive system. (K1A1)
Say G if the word pertaining to a girl’s reproductive part and B if it is for a boy.
(Use flash cards/power point)

1. Ova rie s 6. Penis

2. Testes 7. uterus
3. Fa l opia n tube 8. Prosta te Gla nd
4. Va gin a 9. Cervix

Scrotum 10. Semin a l vesic le

• Observe the given pictures above:
• 1. What did you observe between the two human
being?
• 2.Are there any differences between them? How
about the front part of their body?
• 3. Who do you think between, the two who get
pregnant?
• Showing image of the different parts of the reproductive system. Lets Identify what’s
the name of that parts.
1. Ovaries release the egg cell and the hormones, estrogen and
progesterone. About 70, 000 potential egg cells are present but only about
500 of these eggs will mature.
2. Fallopian tubes/Oviduct connect the ovaries to the uterus, it lead the egg
from the ovary to the uterus.
3. Uterus also called the womb, holds the fertilized egg and nurtures until
the baby is fully developed.
4. Cervix expands and allow the baby to pass through the vagina.
5. Vagina is a hollow muscular tube that extends from the cervix to the
vaginal opening called vulva, it also serves as the birth canal or the
passageway of the baby about to be born. The vulva expands as the baby
passes during normal delivery.
• CSE integration
• Activity 1 ( Teacher to Learner)
1. It releases the egg cells and hormones, estrogen and progesterone?
2. It connects to the ovaries to the uterus and lead the egg from the
ovary to the uterus?
3. Hold the fertilized egg and nurtures until the baby is fully
developed.
4. Expand and allow the baby to past through the vagina.
5. It is also serves as the birth canal or the passageway of the baby
about to be born.
• Activity 2 Learner to Learner to instructional materials
• Group Work
• (Differentiated instructions) Pentel pen and manila paper
• Group 1: Body songfest
• Group 2: Make Me A Whole Again
• Provide a puzzled cut out pictures of female reproductive
system and let the learners connect it to show the image of the
system and let them paste the name of each part together with
each function.
•Group output reporting
• What have you learned from work?
• What lesson you get from doing your
work?
• Does female reproductive system
important? Why?
• In what way can we show the importance
of our reproductive system?
• What are the different parts of the reproductive system?
• What is the function of each part such as:
• Ovaries
• Fallopian tube
• Uterus
• Cervix
• Vagina
Activity Sheets
Test 1: Directions: Read each item carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of the
___1. A tube that leads the egg cell from the ovary to the uterus is called?
A. Cervix B. ovaries
C. vagina D. fallopian tube
___2. Why is the vagina called the birth canal?
A. It is pyramid in shape.
B. It is where the urine passes
C. It receives the sperm
D. The new born baby passes out from it
___3. Which best describe the ovaries?
A. oblong-shaped and located on the left and right side of the uterus
B. the outside passage way of the baby
C. located in lower portion of the uterus that opens into the vagina
D. hallow, pear-shaped organ with a muscular wall and a lining.
___4. What do ovaries produce?
A. sperm cells
B. egg cells
C. zygote
D. fertilized egg
___ 5. A narrow opening between the uterus and vagina.
A. Cervix B. ovaries
C. vagina D. fallopian tube
Test II: Write T if the statement is true. Change the
underlined word to make it correct if the statement is false.
1.Female humans only have one ovary.
2.Three mature egg cells are released every month once the
female reaches puberty.
3.Vagina is where the fertilized egg cell develops into
fetus.
4.Cervix is the birth canal.
5.Ovaries produces egg cells as well as female sex
hormones.
• In a short bond paper, draw a female reproductive
system and write each part and functions.