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    The document provides a semi-detailed lesson plan for a Technology and Livelihood Education class on the external parts of a fish. The objectives are for students to be able to identify and describe the external parts and their functions. The lesson plan outlines activities including a picture puzzle motivation, presentation of difficult terms, identification of external parts and their functions through a group activity and labeling exercise, and an evaluation through matching the parts with their descriptions. Students are assigned to bring a fish to class for further study.

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    Semi Detailed Lesson Plan

    Technology and Livelihood Education 10


    Fishery Arts

    I. Objectives:
    At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
    1. Identify the external parts of a fish and its functions.

    II. Subject Matter


    Topic: Parts of a Fish (External Anatomy)
    Reference: Agriculture and Fishery Arts Exploratory 7 & 8, p. 7
    Materials: Laptop, projector, cut out pictures
    Values Integration: Conservation

    III. Learning Activities


    A. Preliminaries
    B. Motivation
    Picture Puzzle (students are formed into groups)
    Guided Questions:
    What picture have you formed from the puzzle?
    Can you name some fishes that you know?

    C. Presentation
    Unlocking of Difficulties:
    1. Excrete – separate and pass as waste
    2. Lateral - situated on one side or other of the body or of an organ
    3. Propelling - to push/drive forward in a particular direction

    Questions:
     How do fish swim? What do they use?
     Do fishes excrete waste?

    D. Lesson Proper
    EXTERNAL PARTS OF A FISH AND ITS FUNCTION
    PARTS FUNCTIONS
    Mouth used for swallowing objects, particularly
    food
    Nostrils used for smelling
    Eyes used for seeing
    Operculum/Gill Cover covers the gills
    Lateral lines lines along the body of the fish used to help
    the fish adapt itself to its new environment
    Fins used for swimming, balancing and
     Pelvic Fins propelling in water
     Pectoral Fins
     Dorsal Fin (soft & spiny)
     Caudal (Tail) Fins
     Anal Fin

    Scales cover the body


    Anus (Vent) serves as an excretory organ where the
    waste matter from the body passes out.
    Caudal Peduncle connect the body and the tail

    E. Activity
    Group Activity
    With the same group, using the picture, label the parts of a fish. Each group must have a reporter to
    present their answers in front of the class.

    RUBRIKS
    10 points 8 points 6 points 4 points
    Identify all parts of a Identify 14-12 parts Identify 11-9 parts of Identify 8-5 parts of
    fish of a fish a fish a fish

    F. Summary
    What are the parts of a fish?
    What are its functions?

    IV. Evaluation.
    Direction: On a 1/4 sheet of paper, answer the following.
    Matching Type. Match Column A with Column B. Write only the letter of your answer.

    A B
    1. Mouth A. used for smelling
    2. Eyes B. covers the gills
    3. Scales C. connect the body and the tail
    4. Lateral lines D. used for swallowing food
    5. Fins E. used for seeing
    6. Caudal Peduncle F. cover the body
    7. Nostril G. help the fish adapt to its environment
    8. Anus (Vent) H. used for swimming, balancing and propelling
    9. Operculum/gill cover I. serves as an excretory organ where waste passes
    out

    V. Assignment
    With the same group, bring a fish tomorrow. (20 points)

    Prepared by:

    Venna Ella B. Lagat


    TLE Teacher

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