San Gabriel Senior High School: Daily Lesson Log Earth and Life Science (Gas/Humss/Abm-11)

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EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)
Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Learning Explain how cells carry out functions Code: S11/12LT-IIbd-4
Competencies: required for life
Learning Resources Johnson, G.B. and P.H. Raven, 1996. Biology: Principles and
Explanation-Austin, USA: Holt, Rinehart, and Winstin.
Reece, JB, Urry, LA, Cain ML, Wasseman, SA, Minorsky, PV and RB
Jackson, Campbelle Biology .Tenth Edition. Boston, USA: Pearson
Education, Inc.
Introductory Video presentation
Activity
Activity Students will be divided into four groups.
Students will refer their module
Students will access Kiwix and search for the different organelles and
their functions.
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Analysis Students state the cell theory.
-All living things are made up of cell
-Cell is the smallest living unit structure and function of all organisms.
-All cell arise from pre-existing cell.
Students will discuss the different functions of each part of the cell:
Cell Membrane, Cell Wall Chloroplast, Cytoplasm, Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Golgi Body/Complex
Large Vacuole, Lysosome
Mitochondria, Nuclear Envelope
Nucleolus, Nucleus
Ribosome, Small Vacuole
Abstraction
 Cell-the basic unit of life
 The Cell Theory
 Types of cell: eukaryotic and prokaryotic
Application Students will compare the different type of cells

Explain the impact to the body if one organelle of the cell will stop
functioning
Appreciate the unique functions of each part of the cell
Assessment Formative quiz using Wondershare quiz application
Concluding Activity(2 Keep everything clean and in proper order.

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Learning
Competencies:
Learning Resources
Introductory
Activity
Activity
Analysis
Abstraction
Application
Assessment
Remarks

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Learning
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Learning Resources
Introductory
Activity
Activity
Analysis
Abstraction
Application
Assessment
Remarks

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Learning
Competencies:
Learning Resources
Introductory
Activity
Activity
Analysis
Abstraction
Application
Assessment
Remarks

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Learning
Competencies:
Learning Resources
Introductory
Activity
Activity
Analysis
Abstraction
Application
Assessment
Remarks

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EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE-11(GAS/HUMSS/ABM)
Date: September 2,2019

Learning Describe the different ways of how plants reproduce
Competencies: S11/12LT-IIej13
Topic Sexual Reproduction
Learning Resources Refran, et al. (2015) Earth and Life Science, Rex Book Store.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLl7iEpqxZA
Activity a) Students will bring two flowers (squash flowers-male and female).
Students will identify the differences between the two.
b) watch a video clip entitled “Dissection of a Hibiscus flower”.
Students will take down notes on how dissection was done.
c) Students will dissect a hibiscus flower(provided)
Analysis Students discus the following:
1.Alternation of generations
2.gametophyte-haploid (single set of chromosomes)
. Male or female gametes(mitosis)
3.Sporophyte-spores by meiosis, reduction division
Abstraction Explain how plant reproduces sexually.
Application With your knowledge of pollination, how can the government help
farmers adapt to their changing environment, especially with the reality
of climate change?
Assessment Multiple choice quiz (15 items) about plant reproduction
Remarks 88% of the students understood the lesson

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Date: September 3,2019,8:30-9:30AM,10:00-11:00AM.3:00-4:00PM

Learning Illustrate the relationships among structures of flowers, fruits, and seeds
Topic Relationship among structure of flowers, fruits and seeds
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Activity Students by group will bring guava flower and fruit. Students will dissect the
flower and identify the parts will eventually become seed and fleshy fruit.
Analysis Parts of a flower:

A. Vegetative Part
Receptacle,Sepal,Calyx,Petal,Corolla,Inflorescence
B. Reproductive Part Stamen,Filament,Anther,Carpel,pistil,Style,Stigma,
pollen,Ovary,Ovule.
C. Complete vs Incomplete Flower
D. Adaptive mechanisms
E. Fruits
F. Seeds
G. Seed and fruit dispersal
Abstraction Explain the relationship among structure of flowers, fruits and seeds
Application Revisit the everyday objects that the students brought to class. Recall the
structure-to-function analyses of these objects. Additional points for
consideration: if the object is likened to a flower, fruit or seed, what part of that
organ is it, and how does it relates to that particular organ’s structure and
specific function?
Assessment Multiple choice test about the relationship among structure of flowers, fruits
and seeds
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Learning Describe the different ways of how representative animals reproduce
Topic Animal Reproduction (Sexual and Asexual)
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Introductory Short debate:

Activity Students recall the process of reproduction in plants to the class. A
debate on the use of asexual and sexual reproduction in animals will be
initiated. Ask the advantage and disadvantage of the two methods in
animal reproduction.
Activity Students discuss the following:
1. gametes and its types
2. Zygote
3. advantage of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction
4. advantage of asexual reproduction over sexual reproduction
Different methods of asexual reproduction:

1. Budding
2. Fission
3. Fragmentation and Regeneration
4. Parthenogenesis
Analysis Explain how animals reproduce

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Abstraction How can invasive species outcompete native species and become a
threat through their mode of reproduction?
Application Essay:
If you are a conservationist, how will you be able to help the
proliferation of an animal species through your knowledge of its mode of
reproduction?
Assessment 89% of the students understood the lesson
Remarks Animal Reproduction(Sexual and Asexual)

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Date: September 5/6,2019,8:30-9:30AM,10:00-11:00AM.3:00-4:00PM
Topic How DNA works
Learning Explain how the information in the DNA allows the transfer of genetic
Competencies: information and synthesis of proteins S11/12LT -IIej-16
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Activity Labeling a diagram:

Each student will work on unlabeled illustration of DNA base sequence.
Analysis Students discuss the following:

DNA structure and Replication
*Erwin Chargaff’s rule
*James Watson and Francis Crick
*Semiconservative
*Types of RNA
*Central Dogma
-Transcription
-Translation
*Mutation
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Abstraction Explain the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology
Application How important is the study of DNA in resolving crimes?

Assessment Essay:
Explain the process of mutation and what are the different diseases it
causes.

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Topic Genetic Engineering

Learning Describe the process of genetic engineering
Competencies:
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Activity The Fish Bowl:

Students will be given index cards ask to write down one question
concerning genetic engineering. Students will deposit their index card to
the fish ball.
*biotechnology
*cloning
Genetic engineering as a process
1. identification of the gene interest;
2. isolation of the gene of interest;
3. amplifying the gene to produce many copies;
4. associating the gene with an appropriate promoter and poly A
sequence and insertion into plasmids;
5. multiplying the plasmid in bacteria and recovering the cloned
construct for injection;
6. transference of the construct into the recipient tissue, usually
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fertilized eggs;
7. integration of gene into recipient genome;
8. expression of gene in recipient genome; and
9. inheritance of gene through further generations.
Abstraction Explain the process of Genetic engineering
Application Explain how cloning works.
Assessment Multiple choice test

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Topic Uses of Genetically Modified Organism

Learning conduct a survey of the current uses of genetically modified organisms
Competencies: evaluate the benefits and risks of using GMOs
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http://www.fao.org/docrep/006/y4955e/y4955e06.htm
https://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/genetically-modified-
organisms-gmos-transgenic-crops-and-732
Activity Debate:
Students will be divided into two groups. One group will support the
benefits of GMO while the other group will depend the risks of using or
consuming GMO.
 The uses of GMO if medicine
 The uses of GMO in Food industry

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 The uses of GMO in Therapy
Examples of GMO
The advantages of using GMO
 resistance to insects
 tolerance to herbicides
 tolerance for heat, cold, or drought
 crop yield
The disadvantage of using GMO
 Allergies
 Antibiotic resistance
 Cancer
 Risks and Controversies Surrounding the Use of GMOs
Abstraction Explain the different uses of GMO, its benefits and risks.
Application How can we determine if a product is GMO or not?
Assessment Essay:
Would you buy or grow GMO products? Why or why not?

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Topic HUMAN ORGAN SYSTEM

Learning Explain the different metabolic processes involved in the various organ
Competencies: systems
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nervous_system
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain
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Activity Using a model, students will examine a human torso and try to name
organs of digestive and respiratory system.
Analysis Students will discuss the following:

Digestive system:
*Function
1.Ingestion
2.Digestion
1.Michanical digestion
2.Chemical Digestion
*Absorption
*Elimination
*Digestive Enzymes
*Common disorders of the digestive system
Respiratory System:
*Function
*Gas exchange
*Acid-base balance
*Parts and functions
*Phases of respiration
*Breathing process
*Common Disorders
Abstraction Explain the process of digestion and respiration

Application How can we avoid colon and lung cancer?
Assessment Propose an everyday menu that is pro-digestion.

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Topic HUMAN ORGAN SYSTEM/ Cardiovascular system

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Activity Students, using human torso as a model, will name the different organs
in cardiovascular, urinary and circulatory system

Cardiovascular system:
*Function
Parts:
1.Blood-Components (plasma, red blood cell, white blood cell, platelets)
2.Heart –location, part and functions
3. Vessels
a) arteries
b) capillaries
c) veins
*Common Cardiovascular diseases
Circulatory system:
*Function
a) Systemic circulation
b) Pulmonary circulation
Urinary system:
a) kidney
*excretory, regulate blood pressure,
*endocrine
*Parts of kidney
*Ureters
*Urinary bladder
*Urethra
*Common Disorders
Abstraction Explain the process of circulation, urination and cardiovascular system
Application How can we avoid Heart attack and Urinary Tract Infection?
Assessment Multiple choice test about circulation, urination and cardiovascular

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Date: September 12/13,2019,8:30-9:30AM,10:00-11:00AM.3:00-4:00PM
Topic HUMAN ORGAN SYSTEM (Skeletal System)

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Activity Students, using human torso will name the different organs in
integumentary, skeletal and muscular system.

Integumentary system:
*Function
*Parts of the skin
1.Epidermis
2. Dermis
Skeletal System:206 bones
*Function
*Division
*Bone Structure
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*Bone Development
*Classification of Joints
*Common Disorders
Muscular System:
*Voluntary
*Involuntary
Types of muscle:
-Skeletal
-smooth muscle
-cardiac
*Structures of Muscle
*Muscles in action
Abstraction Explain the process in muscular, integumentary and skeletal system
Application How to take care of our skin?
How to keep our muscle in shape?
How to keep our bones strong?
Assessment Enumerate the activities that makes the skin, muscle and bone healthy.

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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Application Students will compare the different type of cells

Assessment Formative quiz using Wondershare quiz application

Concluding Activity(2 Keep everything clean and in proper order.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

Prepared by: Checked by:

GLENDA A. PAGANDIYAN GERTRUDES L.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Prepared by: Checked by:

GLENDA A. PAGANDIYAN GERTRUDES L.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Prepared by: Checked by:

GLENDA A. PAGANDIYAN GERTRUDES L.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Prepared by: Checked by:

GLENDA A. PAGANDIYAN GERTRUDES L.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Prepared by: Checked by:

GLENDA A. PAGANDIYAN GERTRUDES L.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE-11(GAS/HUMSS/ABM)

Date: September 2,2019

Assessment Multiple choice quiz (15 items) about plant reproduction

Remarks 88% of the students understood the lesson

Prepared by: Checked by:

GLENDA A. PAGANDIYAN GERTRUDES L.

SAN GABRIEL SENIOR HIGH

DAILY LESSON LOG

EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 3,2019,8:30-9:30AM,10:00-11:00AM.3:00-4:00PM

Analysis Parts of a flower:

C. Complete vs Incomplete Flower

G. Seed and fruit dispersal

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EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE(GAS/HUMSS/ABM-11)

Date: September 5,2019,8:30-9:30 AM

Introductory Short debate:

3. advantage of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction

4. advantage of asexual reproduction over sexual reproduction

Different methods of asexual reproduction:

Analysis Explain how animals reproduce

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Remarks Animal Reproduction(Sexual and Asexual)