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Living Nonliving

The lesson plan aims to help students differentiate between living and non-living things, value their existence, and classify objects accordingly. It includes objectives, subject matter, procedures for activities, discussions, evaluations, and assignments. The lesson utilizes interactive methods such as games, discussions, and group activities to engage students in learning about the characteristics of living and non-living things.
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Living Nonliving

The lesson plan aims to help students differentiate between living and non-living things, value their existence, and classify objects accordingly. It includes objectives, subject matter, procedures for activities, discussions, evaluations, and assignments. The lesson utilizes interactive methods such as games, discussions, and group activities to engage students in learning about the characteristics of living and non-living things.
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Detailed Lesson Plan

I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the students are expected to:
a. Differentiate living things from non-living things
b. Value the existence of living and non-living things
c. Classify objects into living and non-living things
II. Subject Matter
A. Topic: Characteristics of living and non-living things
B. References: Science and Health III
C. Materials: Power Point, Pictures, Laptop

III. Procedure
A. Preliminaries

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Opening prayer ……. Amen


_______, please lead the prayer.

B. Greetings
Good morning class. Good morning Ma’am

Please be seated.

C. Checking of attendance
Let’s check your attendance. Who There are no absentees today Ma’am.
is absent for today? All are present.

B. REVIEW

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


Is there anyone here who can tell me
what our previous topic on our last (Students will raise their hands)
meeting is?

Yes ____? Our last topic is about parts and functions


of animals

What is the function of wings for Ability to fly


birds?

How about the beak? For their food

Okay very good, what about the To swim


function of fins and tails for fish?

Yes, and a lot more.


Okay so I think we can move on to
another topic.
B. Motivation

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


Before we proceed to our discussion,
let’s have a game! There are puzzled
pictures here and identify what thing is it.

Okay, these following pictures are the


things we can see everywhere. So, what
is this thing? (Points to the first picture) It’s a cat, Ma’am.

Very good. How about this? (Points to


the second picture) It’s a chair, Ma’am.

Nice, and this? (Points to the third It’s a dog, Ma’am.


picture)

Very good! This one? (Points to the It’s shoes, Ma’am.


fourth picture)

Correct! This one? (Points to the fifth It’s a bird, Ma’am.


picture)

Very good! And this one? (Points to the It’s a ball, Ma’am.
sixth picture)

Very good! I am very pleased you were (Students clap) Yehey!


able to identify all the things. Bravo!

C. PRESENTATION:

(Will show pictures of cat, chair, dog,


shoes, bird, and ball)
Cat, chair, dog, shoes, bird, and ball
What can you see in the board? Ma’am

D. DISCUSSION

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


Now, let me discuss these things. Does
cat, dog and bird move by itself? Yes Ma’am

Very good! Does it grow and change? Yes Ma’am

Alright! Does it need food, water and


air? Yes Ma’am

Very good! So these things are called


living things. (Insert the definition of
living things) Okay, everyone kindly
read this. (The students will read the statement)

Thank you so how about the chair, shoes


and ball? Does it move by itself? No Ma’am
Very good! Does it grow and change? No Ma’am

Alright! Does it need food, water and


air? No Ma’am

Very good! So, these things are called


non-living things. (Insert the definition
of non-living things) Okay, everyone
kindly read this. (The students will read the statement)

Thank you. So, it’s easy to understand


right? Yes Ma’am

Well done class! Do have any question? (Answer may vary)

Analysis

Nice! I am amazed of your participation.


Now, let’s have a short activity.

Everyone should identify if the thing


that I am holding is living or non-living
things.

Slippers Non-living things


Plants Living things
Notebook Non-living things
Lamp Non-living things

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


E. GENERALIZATION
Very good! You were able to identify all
these things. So, things are classified as
living things and non-living things. Can
you tell me again the differences between
the two? (Students answer)

F. APPLICATION

Group the things if it is living or non-


living things.

1. TREE 6. TIGER
2. FROG 7. RABBIT
3. BUTTERFLY 8. SHOE
4. NEWSPAPER 9. SOAP
5. BED 10. DOG
IV. EVALUATION

Directions: Answer the following questions whether it is YES or NO.

Can I move by myself? ___________


CHICKEN Do I die? ______________________
Can I reproduce? ________________
Do I grow? _____________________

Can I move by myself? ___________


BOOK Do I die? ______________________
Can I reproduce? ________________
Do I grow? _____________________

Can I move by myself? ___________


SPIDER Do I die? ______________________
Can I reproduce? ________________
Do I grow? _____________________

Can I move by myself? ___________


BAG Do I die? ______________________
Can I reproduce? ________________
Do I grow? _____________________

V. ASSIGNMENT

Draw at least 2 living things and non-living thing.

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