Detailed Lesson Plan

Detailed Lesson Plan
I.Objectives
At the end of the lesson the pupils are expected to:
A. Identify egg-laying and born alive animals
B. Differentiate egg-laying and born alive animals; and
C. Give the advantage of egg-laying and born alive animals
II.Subject Matter
Topic: Types of Reproduction in Animals
Reference: Science Beyond Borders, Evelyn T. Sarte, page 68
Materials: Visual aids, printed pictures
Values: Cooperation and Discipline
III.Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A.Preliminary Activities
a.Prayer
Who is our prayer leader for today? (says the name of their classmate)
(prayer) (prayer)
b.Greetings
Good Morning Class! “Good Morning Teacher _______”
Pick-up the pieces of paper on the floor (Pick-up the trashes and arrange the chairs)
and arrange your chairs.
c.Checking of Attendance
Who are absent for today? (says the name of the pupil that is absent)
d.Review
What have we discussed yesterday? (raise their hands)
Yes __________ “Asexual Reproduction in Animals”
Verygood! Who can describe asexual
reproduction in animals?
Yes __________ “Asexual reproduction takes place when a new
organism is formed by a single parent”
Verygood! Remember that asexual
reproduction does not need one male and one
female parent to produce a young organism.
B.Motivation
Which one of you has a pet at home?
What is your pet? Tell me something about (raise their hands)
your pet.
Yes__________ “My pet is dog. Her name is Chuchay. She is
color white.”
Who else has pet at home? (raise their hands)
Yes __________ “My pet is cat. It has green eyes.
Another. Yes__________ “My pet is bird. The color of my bird is green
and yellow.
Okay. Thank you! I also have pets at home. I
have two dogs and three cats.
C.Lesson Proper
Now we will proceed to our new topic. Our
lesson for today is about Types of Reproduction
in Animals.
There are two types of reproduction in
animals. The Egg-Laying Animals and Born
Alive Animals.
The Egg-Laying Animals are animals that lay
eggs. The laid eggs by the female animal are
developed outside her body. The time between
the laying of the eggs and the hatching of the

young is called Incubation Period.
I have here the picture of animals that lay
eggs. (show picture of animals)
Who can give other examples of egg-laying
animals? (raise their hands)
(call at least three pupils) (fish, chicken, duck)
The advantages of egg-laying animals are they
can lay multiple of eggs at one time. The body
isn’t weighed down by developing young.
The Born Alive Animals directly give birth to
the young ones. The fertilized egg retains and
nourish inside the body of the female parent. The
fertilized egg develops into an embryo that grows
while receiving the nourishment from the mother
through the placenta. The time between
fertilization and birth of the live young is called
Gestation.
I have here again the picture of animals that
are born alive. (show picture of animals)
Who can give other examples of born alive (raise their hands)
animals?
(call at least three pupils) (goat, cow, horse)
An advantage of animal that is born alive is
that the mother can concentrate on taking care of
only a few young. Even in the womb, the young
will be able to receive proper nourishment from
the mother.
D.Generalization
Did you understand the types of reproduction “Yes Teacher”
in animals?
Do you have any questions? “No Teacher”
Again, how do animals reproduce? (raise their hands)
Yes__________ “Animals reproduce by egg-laying or giving birth
to young ones”
Verygood!
E.Application
I will divide you into two groups. Each group
will have five representatives to play the game.
The Group 1 will make the animal body moves
while Group 2 will guess the name of the animal
and say how they reproduce. Highest pointer will
be the winner.
Note: For the next round the Group 2 will
make the animal body moves while Group 1 will
guess the name of the animal and say how they
reproduce.
IV.Evaluation
Identify how the given animals reproduce.
Write EL for egg-laying animals and BA for born
alive animals.
_____1.Rabbit
_____2.Pig
_____3.Parrot
_____4.Monkey
_____5.Eagle
_____6.Tarsier
_____7.Cobra
_____8.Shark
_____9.Donkey
____10.Crocodile
V.Assignment
Cut pictures of the animal you want to be and
explain why you like it.
Submitted by: Cyndy Allyza M. Lontoc

BEED-2A Vinalyn Macasin
Joan Eusebio
Honey Jane Pacay
Submitted to: Mrs. Maria Jacquiline S. Mendoza

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At the end of the lesson the pupils are expected to:

A. Identify egg-laying and born alive animals

B. Differentiate egg-laying and born alive animals; and

C. Give the advantage of egg-laying and born alive animals

Topic: Types of Reproduction in Animals

Reference: Science Beyond Borders, Evelyn T. Sarte, page 68

Materials: Visual aids, printed pictures

Values: Cooperation and Discipline

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

Good Morning Class! “Good Morning Teacher _______”

and arrange your chairs.

What have we discussed yesterday? (raise their hands)

Yes __________ “Asexual Reproduction in Animals”

Verygood! Who can describe asexual

organism is formed by a single parent”

Verygood! Remember that asexual

reproduction does not need one male and one

female parent to produce a young organism.

Which one of you has a pet at home?

What is your pet? Tell me something about (raise their hands)

Yes__________ “My pet is dog. Her name is Chuchay. She is

Who else has pet at home? (raise their hands)

Yes __________ “My pet is cat. It has green eyes.

Another. Yes__________ “My pet is bird. The color of my bird is green

Okay. Thank you! I also have pets at home. I

have two dogs and three cats.

Now we will proceed to our new topic. Our

lesson for today is about Types of Reproduction

There are two types of reproduction in

animals. The Egg-Laying Animals and Born

The Egg-Laying Animals are animals that lay

eggs. The laid eggs by the female animal are

developed outside her body. The time between

the laying of the eggs and the hatching of the

I have here the picture of animals that lay

eggs. (show picture of animals)

Who can give other examples of egg-laying

animals? (raise their hands)

(call at least three pupils) (fish, chicken, duck)

The advantages of egg-laying animals are they

can lay multiple of eggs at one time. The body

isn’t weighed down by developing young.

The Born Alive Animals directly give birth to

the young ones. The fertilized egg retains and

nourish inside the body of the female parent. The

fertilized egg develops into an embryo that grows

while receiving the nourishment from the mother

through the placenta. The time between

fertilization and birth of the live young is called

I have here again the picture of animals that

are born alive. (show picture of animals)

(call at least three pupils) (goat, cow, horse)

An advantage of animal that is born alive is

that the mother can concentrate on taking care of

only a few young. Even in the womb, the young

will be able to receive proper nourishment from

Did you understand the types of reproduction “Yes Teacher”

Do you have any questions? “No Teacher”