This weekly learning plan outlines a lesson for 6th grade students on managing family resources efficiently. The objectives are to discuss factors affecting family budgets, manage family resources efficiently, and prioritize needs over wants. The lesson discusses these factors such as income, family size and composition, family values, and needs versus wants. It provides examples of needs like food and shelter and wants like electronics. Activities include identifying needs and wants, prioritizing spending choices, and assessing statements on budgeting, resources, and efficient family management. The goal is for students to understand budgeting and distinguishing needs from wants to make wise financial decisions.
This document outlines the objectives, content, learning resources, and procedures for a lesson on communicating and collaborating using information and communication technology (ICT). The objectives are to teach students how to sign up for and use Skype accounts to communicate online through video and audio calls. The content focuses on web-based collaboration tools like Skype and Google Hangouts. The learning resources listed include textbooks and additional materials. The procedures provide a week-long breakdown of activities to introduce Skype, discuss signing up and adding contacts, demonstrate video/audio calls, and evaluate student learning through formative assessments.
This document contains a daily lesson log for an agriculture class in Grade 6. The lesson focuses on propagating trees and fruit trees following industry standards. Students will learn about scientific practices in planting trees, apply their knowledge and skills in planting, and conduct surveys and interviews to gather data on elements to observe in planting, market demands, sources of trees, and famous orchards. The lesson procedures involve reviewing concepts, establishing purposes, presenting examples, discussing concepts, developing mastery, finding practical applications, making generalizations, and evaluating learning. Additional activities are provided for application and remediation. The teacher will reflect on student performance and strategies for continued improvement.
1. The weekly learning plan outlines classroom and home-based activities for Grade 6 students focusing on identifying family resources, sources of family income, and allocating a family budget.
2. Students will learn about different types of family resources including human resources like skills and strengths, and material resources like property. They will also learn about sources of family income such as salaries, commissions, and business profits.
3. The plan includes activities for students to classify expenses as fixed or flexible, identify major components of a family budget including food, shelter, education, and health, and allocate percentages of the budget to different needs.
This document lists various tools and materials used for electrical work including tape, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, sockets, plugs, vise grips, ratchets, wrenches, electrical wire, soldering irons, and lead.
This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching 6th grade agriculture. The lesson focuses on propagating trees and fruit trees following agricultural standards. It involves discussing the importance of planting trees, identifying successful local orchard growers, and demonstrating nursery work including maintenance, tools used, and caring for seedlings. Assessment includes written exams, demonstrations, oral recitations and group presentations. Additional activities include students taking videos of local trees and developing a flipchart on maintaining a nursery.
This weekly learning plan outlines a lesson for 6th grade students on managing family resources efficiently. The objectives are to discuss factors affecting family budgets, manage family resources efficiently, and prioritize needs over wants. The lesson discusses these factors such as income, family size and composition, family values, and needs versus wants. It provides examples of needs like food and shelter and wants like electronics. Activities include identifying needs and wants, prioritizing spending choices, and assessing statements on budgeting, resources, and efficient family management. The goal is for students to understand budgeting and distinguishing needs from wants to make wise financial decisions.
This document outlines the objectives, content, learning resources, and procedures for a lesson on communicating and collaborating using information and communication technology (ICT). The objectives are to teach students how to sign up for and use Skype accounts to communicate online through video and audio calls. The content focuses on web-based collaboration tools like Skype and Google Hangouts. The learning resources listed include textbooks and additional materials. The procedures provide a week-long breakdown of activities to introduce Skype, discuss signing up and adding contacts, demonstrate video/audio calls, and evaluate student learning through formative assessments.
This document contains a daily lesson log for an agriculture class in Grade 6. The lesson focuses on propagating trees and fruit trees following industry standards. Students will learn about scientific practices in planting trees, apply their knowledge and skills in planting, and conduct surveys and interviews to gather data on elements to observe in planting, market demands, sources of trees, and famous orchards. The lesson procedures involve reviewing concepts, establishing purposes, presenting examples, discussing concepts, developing mastery, finding practical applications, making generalizations, and evaluating learning. Additional activities are provided for application and remediation. The teacher will reflect on student performance and strategies for continued improvement.
1. The weekly learning plan outlines classroom and home-based activities for Grade 6 students focusing on identifying family resources, sources of family income, and allocating a family budget.
2. Students will learn about different types of family resources including human resources like skills and strengths, and material resources like property. They will also learn about sources of family income such as salaries, commissions, and business profits.
3. The plan includes activities for students to classify expenses as fixed or flexible, identify major components of a family budget including food, shelter, education, and health, and allocate percentages of the budget to different needs.
This document lists various tools and materials used for electrical work including tape, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, sockets, plugs, vise grips, ratchets, wrenches, electrical wire, soldering irons, and lead.
This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching 6th grade agriculture. The lesson focuses on propagating trees and fruit trees following agricultural standards. It involves discussing the importance of planting trees, identifying successful local orchard growers, and demonstrating nursery work including maintenance, tools used, and caring for seedlings. Assessment includes written exams, demonstrations, oral recitations and group presentations. Additional activities include students taking videos of local trees and developing a flipchart on maintaining a nursery.
This document lists the members of the School Disaster Risk Reduction Management Team for the Tagaytay City District of the Schools Division Office of Cavite Province in Region IV-A of the Department of Education of the Republic of the Philippines. It identifies Raquel C. Haravata as the Principal II and Incident Commander, Ma. Felisa C. Opo as the Clinic Teacher and WINS Coordinator, and Alvin P. Bay as the SDRRM Coordinator. Diane Desiree A. Sumagui is also listed as a SDRRM Member.
This document contains a daily lesson log for a Grade 6 Araling Panlipunan class taught by Teacher Alvin Poblete from October 16-20, 2022. The log outlines the objectives, content, learning resources, and procedures for the lessons during that week. It discusses teaching the concepts of family resources, which include human resources like abilities and skills; non-human or material resources like money, time and natural resources; and evaluating different family situations based on their resource management. The log also tracks student performance and areas for improvement.
To be an effective entrepreneur, one must understand customer needs and motivations for purchasing products and services. Entrepreneurs meet customer demands by fulfilling their needs through innovation. They play an important role in economic development by starting new businesses and industries. Successful entrepreneurs understand both buyers and sellers. Buyers seek quality products at low costs, while performing research and evaluations. Sellers must deliver products on time, provide warranties, and receive agreed payments. Relationships may be short-term for single purchases or long-term through established agreements.
This document lists the members of the School Disaster Risk Reduction Management Team for the Tagaytay City District of the Schools Division Office of Cavite Province in Region IV-A of the Department of Education of the Republic of the Philippines. It identifies Raquel C. Haravata as the Principal II and Incident Commander, Ma. Felisa C. Opo as the Clinic Teacher and WINS Coordinator, and Alvin P. Bay as the SDRRM Coordinator. Diane Desiree A. Sumagui is also listed as a SDRRM Member.
This document contains a daily lesson log for a Grade 6 Araling Panlipunan class taught by Teacher Alvin Poblete from October 16-20, 2022. The log outlines the objectives, content, learning resources, and procedures for the lessons during that week. It discusses teaching the concepts of family resources, which include human resources like abilities and skills; non-human or material resources like money, time and natural resources; and evaluating different family situations based on their resource management. The log also tracks student performance and areas for improvement.
To be an effective entrepreneur, one must understand customer needs and motivations for purchasing products and services. Entrepreneurs meet customer demands by fulfilling their needs through innovation. They play an important role in economic development by starting new businesses and industries. Successful entrepreneurs understand both buyers and sellers. Buyers seek quality products at low costs, while performing research and evaluations. Sellers must deliver products on time, provide warranties, and receive agreed payments. Relationships may be short-term for single purchases or long-term through established agreements.