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Interactive and Integrative Lesson PlanLife Cycle Reproduction of Animals

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I. Objectives

Cognitive : Infer that all animals develop from fertilized egg.

Identify animals hatched from eggs.

Identify animals born as baby animals.

Infer that an offspring learns to do what it has to do from its parents.

Describe how animals grow and develop.

Psychomotor : Match a baby animal with its parent.Affective : Recognize that some persons are born with special talents, while others have to learn and develop

them.

II . Integration

A. Values: Talents and learning from others.. !a"abayan: Family relationship between parents and children.

III. #ubject !atter

1. $nit : nimal Reprod!ction%opic : "ife cycle reprod!ction of animals#ub&topic : #ow do baby animals learn to do what they have to do$Reference : iTe%tboo& ', (cience and #ealth ' by )essie . *illegas, pages +-+!aterials : pict!res or live animals

2. Concepts'Related Ideas

/. ll animals come from a fertilized egg. In some animals, fertilization ta&es place inside the female0s body by amale0s sperm. 1ell!lar reprod!ction ta&es place and an embryo is formed.

2. In higher animals, the embryo develops inside the mother0s body3 and when it is f!lly developed, it is born liveloo&ing li&e its parents.

. In some animals, the embryo is formed inside an eggshell that is laid by the mother3 and when it is f!llydeveloped, it is hatched from the eggshell loo&ing li&e its parents.

'. In other animals, the offspring that hatches from the eggshell does not loo& li&e its parents. 4!t as it grows, itchanges in form and becomes an ad!lt that loo&s li&e them.

+. (ometimes, fertilization ta&es place o!tside the female0s body. The female lays eggs witho!t shells in the water,

where the male fertilizes them. The zygote develops into an embryo that develops into an offspring that may ormay not loo& li&e its parents. 4!t even those that are hatched with no resemblance with their parent will changein form, and event!ally loo& li&e them. In other words, all offspring will develop and grow into an ad!lt loo&ingli&e their parents . . . whether they are born live or hatched from an egg.

5. 6very baby animal will grow to live the way its parent live. It will h!nt food, eat, so!nd, and play li&e no others.6ach baby animal learns from its father and mother many things abo!t being what it sho!ld be in order to stayalive.

3. Process #"ills

7bserving, inferring, testing

IV. Procedure

A.Preparatory Activities8reetings1hec&ing of attendance1hec&ing of assignments

1. Revie(

1. What is life cycle reproduction?2. How do organisms reproduce?

3. What makes life cycle reproduction of organisms possible?

4. How do animals reproduce?

2. !otivation

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If a chicken comes from an egg where does a cat come from?

3. Presentation

!ll organisms whether plants or animals that reproduce by se"ual reproduction come from an egg. #he difference betweena chicken and a cat is that the chicken is laid as an egg while a cat is born li$e.

In today%s lesson we shall identify animals that are born li$e and animals that are hatched from an egg.

4. Concept )ormation

1. &pen your books to page '(.

2. !ll animals come from a fertili)ed egg. *"plain what fertili)ation is.

3. In some animals fertili)ation takes place inside the female%s body by a male%s sperm. What takes place after fertili)ation?

4. What do you call the baby animal before it is born or hatched?

'. Where does the embryo de$elop and how is it born?+. #hose animals that are born li$e how do they look?

,. #o be born li$e means to be born as baby animals looking like their parents. -i$e e"amples of animals that are born li$e.

. #hose animals that are hatched from an egg do they all look like their parents?

/. -i$e an e"ample of an animal hatched from an egg looking like its parents.

1(. -i$e an e"ample of an animal hatched from an egg not looking like its parents.11. 0ut as the offspring grows does it changes in form and become an adult that looks like its parents?

12. ometimes fertili)ation takes place outside the female%s body. How does this happen?

13. In all animals the )ygote de$elops into an embryo then into an offspring that may or may not look like its parents. Whether

they are born li$e or hatched from an egg will the offsprings grow into adults looking like their parents?

14. In acti$ity 3 on pages '('1 you will identify from the pictures of the animals in ig. 3.2 which are born li$e and which

are hatched from an egg. #hen in ig. 3.3 you will match the letter of each baby animal with the number of its parent.!llow 2( minutes for the acti$ity.5

1'. #urn to page '2. How do animals grow? How will it hunt food eat sound mo$e and play? rom whom will it learn to do

all the things that it has to do in order to stay ali$e?

1+. Why will a cat ne$er learn to bark?1,. Why will a dog ne$er scratch the ground for food?

1. Why will a duck ne$er crow in the morning?

1/. Why will a rooster ne$er learn to sho$el the mud with its beak in search for food?

2(. In acti$ity 4 you will identify the animals from ig. 3.4 on page '2 which are described by the characteristics stated on

page '3. !llow 1' minutes for the acti$ity5

5. *n+ancement Activity

How are animals born? pages '('1How do animals grow? pages '2'3

6. ,enerali-ations

How are animals born?How do baby animals learn to do what they ha$e to do?

7. Application'Integration

Some animals are born live, others are hatched from eggs. The same is true with talents. Some men are born with

outright gifts of talents. But for many, talents are hidden in shells. They have to discover them, nourish them, and make use of

them.

We all learn from the examples of others, especially our parents and teachers.

8. *valuation

Multiple Choice Test. 6hoose the correct answer.

1. Most animals reproduce from the union of an egg cell of a female animal with the sperm cell of a male animal of the samekind. his union of the two cells is called

a5 fertili)ation. c5 o$ulation.

b5 metamorphosis. d5 incubation.

2. All living things come from other living things of their own kind. A !a!y animal can only come from a grown"up animallike itself. #or e$ample% a kitten comes from a cat& a puppy comes from a dog& a tadpole comes from a frog& a chick comes

from a hen& a caterpillar comes from a !utterfly. 'ome animals are !orn live while others are hatched from eggs. hich of

the following groups of animals are all hatched from eggs

a5 bird turtle snake dog c5 bee fish li)ard crocodile

b5 frog chicken bat elephant d5 cow dog alligator monkey

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*. 'ome animals are !orn live or hatched from eggs looking like their parents. +thers look completely different at !irth. ,ut

as they grow% they change in form and end up looking like their parents. hat do you call this change in form that some

animals undergo

a5 transformation c5 metamorphosis

b5 transfiguration d5 physical change

-. hich of the following statements isare true

!. Animals can only reproduce from eggs.0. All eggs grow into !a!y animals.6. Most animals develop from a fertili/ed egg.

7. 'ome animals develop from a fertili/ed egg inside their mothers0 !odies and are !orn live% looking alike their parents.

*. 'ome animals are laid as fertili/ed eggs and are hatched as !a!y animals looking like their parents.

. 'ome animals are laid as eggs% then fertili/ed !y a male% and then hatched as !a!ies looking completely different

from their parents. ,ut as they grow% they change in form and end up looking like their parents.

a5 ! 0 6 and 7 c5 6 7 * and b5 ! 7 * and d5 !ll of the abo$e

. All animals come from a fertili/ed egg. hat is a fertili/ed egg

a5 egg that unites with a sperm c5 egg inside a hard shell

b5 egg inside a mother%s body d5 a female se" cell

2. here does fertili/ation take place

a5 Inside the male%s body c5 Inside or outside the female%s bodyb5 Inside the female%s body only. d5 Inside the male%s or female%s body.

3. hy does an offspring have characteristics of !oth parents

a5 !n offspring comes from both parents.b5 ! )ygote is the union of two se" cells.

c5 78! of both parents 9oin together to form the 78! of the offspring.

d5 8one of these.

4. All em!ryos will grow and develop into adults looking like their parents.a5 #rue.

b5 alse. It depends on whether the embryo comes from the same or different species of animals.

c5 alse. ome embryos hatched from an egg may not look like their parents.

d5 alse. 8ot all embryos will grow like their parents. ome are born unlike both parents.

5. hich of these animals did not develop from an egg

A. chicken ,. frog C. duck D. dog

a5 0 only b5 7 only c5 0 and 6 d5 8one of these.

16. A puppy will never grow to mew like a cat !ecause

a5 only cats mew.

b5 dogs bark and not mew.

c5 a puppy does not ha$e the adaptations for mewing.

d5 a puppy learns to bark from its parents.

9. Assignment

1. How do animals grow and de$elop?

2. How do mammals grow and de$elop?

3. How do birds and reptiles grow and de$elop?