The document discusses the 5S methodology, a housekeeping practice from Japan that has become popular worldwide. The 5S methodology consists of 5 Japanese words that constitute good housekeeping: Seiri (organization), Seiton (tidiness), Seiso (cleaning), Seiketsu (standardization), and Shitsuke (discipline). Following the 5S methodology can help maintain a productive atmosphere at home or work and lead to a higher standard of living by creating a pleasant and orderly environment.

1. 5S of a GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY: RONA R. LALANTACON

3. 5S is a housekeeping practice by
the Japanese for a productive
atmosphere at home and work
and has now become a
popularized housekeeping guide
around the world.
5-S stand for 5 Japanese words
that constitute good
housekeeping

7. Is it 1st Class? No one throws trash
around.
Is it 2nd Class? Some people throw
trash and some clean.
Or is it 3rd Class? Everyone throws
trash and no one cleans.
How do you describe your HOME?
YOUR CLASSROOM?

22. Because students are not aware
of the standards of 5S
Why SEIKETSU Fails

23. Create a maintenance system
SEIKETSU: Standards

26. Always remember the value of your
housekeeping efforts.
Treat your classroom as your second home.
Aside from cleaning, think of how you can
beautify your home or classroom.
SHITSUKE: Standards

27. Efficiency
Quality
Safety
Timeliness
Graceful Lifestyle
5S: Impact

29. 5S – makes a pleasant environment
5S – leads to better quality of life
5S – leads to 1st class area
5S – helps gain respect of others
5S - is high standard of living
5S – makes people admire you
5S - makes you a better person
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