The document outlines the structure and functions of the male and female reproductive systems, highlighting the essential roles of each organ in reproduction. It emphasizes that the male produces sperm, while the female produces ova and sex hormones, with both sexes being crucial for human reproduction. Additionally, it includes classification exercises for identifying male and female reproductive organs.

1. Relates the structure of the male/female
reproductive system to its function in reproduction
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2. Review: Name Game
• What are the major parts of the
male reproductive system?
• What are the major parts of the
female reproductive system?

3. Motivation »
• Without the male reproductive
organ, is reproduction possible?
• Without the female reproductive
organ, is reproduction possible?

5. Concept Formation
• What is the male reproductive
organ?
• What does it produce? What
hormone does it produce?
• What are the other parts?

6. Concept Formation
• What is the female reproductive
organ? How many ovaries are
there?
• What do the ovaries produce? What
sex hormones are also produced in
the ovaries?
• How important are the ovaries and
testes? Why?

7. Remember
Each part of the male and
female reproductive systems
play a vital role in human
reproduction.

8. Remember:
The female's initial role in
human reproduction is to
produce the egg cells or ova in
the ovaries.

9. Remember
The male role in the human
reproduction is to provide the
sperm that fertilize the egg and
deposit the sperm into the vagina
of the female.

10. Application
• Can the male perform reproduction
by himself?
• Can the female perform reproduction
by herself?
• Do you realize the importance of
having a sex organ?

11. Classify the following into male and female
1. ovary
2. testicles
3. vas deferens
4. uterus
5. fallopian tube

12. Answer:
1. ovary - female
2. testicles -male
3. vas deferens - male
4. uterus - female
5. fallopian tube - female