The Reproductive Organs - DLP 10
The Reproductive Organs - DLP 10
The Reproductive Organs - DLP 10
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learners demonstrate an understanding of:
organisms as having feedback mechanisms, which
are coordinated by the nervous and endocrine systems,
and how these feedback
mechanisms help the organism maintain homeostasis to
reproduce and survive
B. Performance Standard
C. Most Essential Learning Competency
Competencies/Objectives The learners should able to:
Explain the roles of hormones involved in the female and
male reproductive system (S10LT – IIIb – 34)
Specific Objectives:
• Identify the parts of the male and female
reproductive system
• Describe the parts of the reproductive system and
their functions
• Appreciate the importance of having a reproductive
system
II. CONTENT/SUBJECT The Reproductive System
MATTER
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
1. References
1. Teacher’s Guide TG pp. 180
pages
2. Learner’s Materials Learner’s Material 10 pp. 247-249
3. Textbook Pages
4. Additional Materials visual aids, printed pictures, balloons, crayons, Pentelpen,
manila paper
5. Other Learning Images from google.com
Resources/ Materials
Prayer.
• Male reproductive
system
• Female reproductive
system
What things come into your mind first when you Answers may vary
saw these pictures?
1. SAVN DFERESNE
2. VCREIC 1. VANS DEFERENS
3. GANOR 2. CERVIC
3. ORGAN
4. ESSITT
4. TESTIS
5. ROVYA 5. OVARY
6. MCTURE 6. RECTUM
7. EUSTUR 7. UTERUS
8. IPSEN 8. PENIS
9. SCUTROM 9. SCROTUM
10. GINAVA 10. VAGINA
(Checking of activity)
Here our objectives for today. Everybody please
read.
Objectives:
At the end of this lesson, you are expected to:
• Identify the parts of the male
and female reproductive
system.
• Describe the parts of the reproductive
system and their functions.
• Appreciate the importance of having a
healthy reproductive system.
CRITERIA
Content Knowledge-------------------- 30%
Organization----------------------------- 30%
Visuals------------------------------------- 10%
Delivery------------------------------------ 20%
100%
Group Activity: 4 Groups
Group 1 – Draw the male reproductive system
and label the parts.
Group 3 – Draw the female reproductive system
and label the parts.
Group 2 and 4 – Define the functions of the
different parts of the male and female
reproductive system.
Group 2 – Male Reproductive System
Group 4 – Female Reproductive System
Guide Questions:
Group 1 – What do you think is the most
important organ of the male reproductive
system? Why?
- What’s the main sex hormones produces
by male? Give its meaning.
Group 2 – What part of the male reproductive
system produces fluid that nourishes and
transports sperm?
- Where do sperm cells travel?
Group 3 – What do you think is the most
important organ of the female reproductive
system? Why?
- What’s the main sex hormones produces
by female? Give their meaning.
Group 4 – How does egg cell develop?
- Where does the fertilization occur?
EXPLAIN Each group will present their output.
CRITERIA
Content Knowledge-------------------- 30%
Organization----------------------------- 30%
Visuals------------------------------------- 10%
Delivery------------------------------------ 20%
100%
Presentations
Thank you Group 1. Give them “Aling Donisia”
clap. Next group. GROUP 1
- The primary and
most important male
reproductive organ
are testes/testis. It is
responsible for the
production of
testosterone and
sperms
- Testosterone is male
sex hormone
Thank you Group 2. Give them “Ang Galing,
Galing” clap. GROUP 2
- The prostate gland
- The sperm moves
into the epididymis,
where they complete
their development
Thank you Group 3. Give them “Sexbomb” clap.
Last but not the least, group 4 GROUP 3
- Uterus is one of the
most important
organs of the female
reproductive
systems. It serves
vital functions during
pregnancy and
childbirth.
- Estrogen and
progesterone are
the two sex
hormones produces
by female.
Thank you Group 4. Give them “Love” clap.
GROUP 4
- The egg cells are
developed into an
ovum or oocytes.
(mature egg cell)
- The fertilization of an
egg cell with a sperm
normally occurs in the
fallopian tube.
ELABORATE 1. As a Grade 10 student, is it important to
know your own body parts especially your Answers may vary to the
reproductive organs? students
- Oviduct
How about in female reproductive system? - Uterus
- Ovary
- Cervix
- Vaginal canal
- Endometrium
In Uterus ma’am
Correct. How about in females, where the
fertilized egg develops?
EXTEND What is one new piece of information you The students will copy
have learned in today’s lesson? Write your the assignment.
reflection in your notebook to be shared
tomorrow.