WEEK 2 Day 1
Lesson 6: Puberty and
Adolescence Stage
REVIEW
Label the following parts of the male and female reproductive systems.
Establishing a purpose for the lesson
1.What have you
observed in the
picture?
2.Why do you think
the girl is conscious
on her face?
3.When do you
think pimples
occur?
Presenting examples/ instances of the lesson
Group Activity: “The Beginning”
I. Problem: What are the physical changes that happen during childhood to adolescence?
II. Materials: Activity sheet, chart
III. Procedure:
1. Make a timeline of important events in your life. Begin with the day you were born.
Include other events which were told to you or that took place in your life.
2. Data and Observation
Ages Events
1-3
4-8
9-12
IV. Conclusion:
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
Answer these questions:
a. What are the important events
that took place when you were a
child up to this date?
b. Which of those things are you
still doing?
c. What changes in your
physical appearance have
you noticed as you grow?
d. In what stage of human
development do these
changes occur?
Developing mastery (Leads to formative assessment)
Direction: Draw a face if the
statement is correct and face if it is
incorrect.
___1. Mood swing is due to the
production of estrogen or
testosterone levels.
__2. Puberty is not considered as a
confusing event.
___3. Do not accept the changes
in your body.
___4. Respect your body.
___5. Talk to someone you can
trust about your personal feelings
and the changes you are going
through.
Finding practical applications of concepts and skills in daily living
Now that you have reached the
puberty and adolescence stage
what are the things that you have
to consider?
1. ______________
2. ______________
3. ______________
Making generalizations and abstractions about the lesson
a. What is the difference between
puberty and adolescence stage?
b. What are the characteristics of
puberty? Adolescence stage?
Puberty (pyoo-ber-tee) - refers to the
time when your body begins process
of growth and change.
---is derived from the latin word
pubertas, which means adulthood.
---is the process of physical
changes by which a child’s body
becomes adult body capable of
reproduction
---is initiated by hormone signals
from the brain to the gonads (the
ovaries and testes).
---The onset of puberty in boys
usually occurs between ages of 11
– 13 and in girls between 9 – 13,
two years later in boys
Adolescence begins after about 13th year and
continues through the teenage years.
Estrogen (Es-truh-jun) – a hormone that is released
by the ovaries. Estrogen causes the breast and
female reproductive organs to develop.it also helps
begin a process of the female reproductive system
called the menstrual (MEN-sroo-ul) cycle.
Testosterone (tes-TAHS-tuh-rohn) – this hormone
deepens the voice and causes male reproductive
organs to develop.
Adolescence begins after about 13th
year and continues through the teenage
years.
Estrogen (Es-truh-jun) – a hormone that
is released by the ovaries. Estrogen
causes the breast and female
reproductive organs to develop.it also
helps begin a process of the female
reproductive system called the menstrual
(MEN-sroo-ul) cycle.
Testosterone (tes-TAHS-tuh-
rohn) – this hormone deepens
the voice and causes male
reproductive organs to
develop.
What triggers Puberty in Male and
Female
The hypothalamus gland located in the
brain produces a hormone called
gonadotrophin. This hormone stimulates
the pituitary gland (situated also in the
brain) to emit the growth hormones,
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and
Luteinizing Hormone (LH).
When this hormones reach the
boy’s testes, they trigger the
production of the sex hormone,
testosterone, which initiates
puberty.
In girls, the same things happen.
When FSH and LH reach the ovaries,
they trigger the release of the female
sex hormones, estrogen and
progesterone. Estrogen initiates
puberty while progesterone prepares
the body for reproduction.
Boys and girls are characterized to
undergo several changes: physical,
emotional, mental and social.
Evaluating learning
Direction: Identify the word/s that are described in the following
statements.
Choose the answer inside the box .
__1. This hormone causes the
development of breast and female
reproductive organs.
a.testosterone d.menarche
b.hypothalamus gland
c.Estrogen e.puberty
__ 2. It is the male hormone that
triggers the development of male
secondary sexual traits.
a.testosterone d.menarche
b.hypothalamus gland
c.Estrogen e.puberty
a.testosterone d.menarche
b.hypothalamus gland
c.Estrogen e.puberty
____3. It is the puberty which is initiated
by ____ that signals from brain to the
gonads.
____ 4. The first menstruation is called
_______.
a.testosterone d.menarche
b.hypothalamus gland
c.Estrogen e.puberty
____ 5. It is a stage when the
body grows taller and begins to
develop the traits of an adult .
WEEK 2 Day 2
Lesson 7: Changes
that occur during
Puberty for Female
Review
Directions: Write the word FACT if the
statement is correct and word BLUFF if it
incorrect.
1. Puberty is the process through
which a child’s body matures in
adult body capable of sexual
reproduction.
2. Adolescence is the period
between puberty and adulthood.
3. Growth decreases in the
first half of puberty and stops
at the completion of puberty.
4. Boys typically enter puberty
about 2 years after girls do.
5. Estrogen triggered by
changes in hormones from the
endocrine system.
Establishing a purpose for the lesson
Is there a
difference
between how
the boy and girl
look today and
how they looked
when they were
much younger?
Presenting examples/ instances of the lesson
Presenting examples/ instances of the lesson
Group Activity: “See Change”
I. Problem: What are the changes in female?
II. Materials: picture of female showing the growth
and development or stages, childhood and
adolescence
III. Procedures:
1. Use the pictures provided to observe the physical
appearance of female during childhood and
adolescence
2. Infer the different changes that take place from
childhood to adolescence.
3. Record your observations by filling out the table
below.
IV. Data and Observation
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
a.What are the changes that occur
during childhood and adolescence in
female?
b. Which of the following change is
physical, emotional and intellectual?
Developing mastery (Leads to formative assessment)
Direction: Identify whether the following statements are
physical, emotional and intellectual changes.
______1. the hips become wider and
breasts develop.
______2. develop a curvy waistline
______3. admiration towards opposite
sex.
______4. consciousness on how body
changes
______5. associate with friends
Finding practical applications of concepts and skills in daily living
a. How are you going to appreciate the
change that occurs in your body during
the puberty stage?
b. You have noticed some bodily
changes happening to you during
puberty. How would you react to this?
Making generalizations
What age does puberty occur in female?
Physical change that happen in all teenagers
as they reach puberty. Most teenagers may
feel confused, uncomfortable, and awkward
with these changes in their body.
Change that occurs in female
1. Grows taller fast
2. Widening of the hips
3. Enlarging of the breast
4. Growth of hair in the armpits and
around the sex organ
5.Develop’s a high – pitched voice
6.Develop's a fine skin
7.Ovaries release mature egg cells/
menstruation
8.Start producing vaginal discharge
9.Menstruation may start in some girls
10. Have a growth spurt between 11 to
15 years old .
Evaluation
Direction: Write the word TRUE if the statement is correct and
FALSE if the statement is incorrect.
____1. puberty of girls took place at the
age between 9 – 11
____2. testes produce sperm
____3. enlargement of the breast
____4. onset of menstruation
____5. larger and stronger muscles
develop
Assingnment
Interview at least three (3) females who are about
9 – 11 years of age by asking the following
questions:
a. What changes have you observed in your body?
b. How did you feel with these changes? Why?
c. Are you comfortable with these changes? Why
or why not?
WEEK 2 Day 3
Lesson 8: Changes that
occur during Puberty
for Male
Review
Cite the changes that occur during the puberty of female?
Establishing a purpose for the lesson
A video presentation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFx6GI
psZNI
What have you noticed with the sounds
you’ve heard?
Presenting examples/ instances of the lesson
Presenting examples/ instances of the lesson
Let’s Talk and Observe”
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #1
Group Reporting / Presentation of the Output
Sharing of results
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
Answer these questions:
a. What are the changes that occur
during puberty in male?
b. Which of the changes are physical,
emotional and intellectual?
Finding practical applications of concepts and skills in daily living
How should you cope with the changes
occurring during the puberty?
Making generalizations
What can you say about the changes
that male experience during puberty?
Physical changes happen in all teenagers
as they reach puberty. Most teenagers
may feel confused, uncomfortable, and
awkward with these changes in their
body.
1.Changes that Occur in Male
2.Experiences growth spurt between
12-16 years old
3. Develops “Adam’s Apple”
4. Deepening and breaking of voice
5. Experiences more frequent
erections
6. Develops larger muscles and
broader shoulder
7. Growth of hair in the armpit
and below the abdomen
8. Developing a mustache and
beard
9. Grows fast in height
10. Experiences ejaculations and
wet dreams
11. Grows larger ears, hands and
feet
12. Grow larger penis and scrotum
WEEK 2 Day 4
Lesson 9: Changes
that occur during
Puberty for Male
and Female
Choose the word inside the parenthesis
to complete the sentence.
1.They experience squeaking _______.
( sounds, voices)
2. Their bodies take ______.
(energy ,shapes)
3. They increase in ______.
(height ,number)
Review
Establishing a purpose for the lesson
Video presentation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjmVurLWECA
What have you observed in the
video presented?
Is there any difference that occured?
Why do you think it happened?
Presenting examples/ instances of the lesson
Group Activity: “Are You Going Through Puberty?”
I. Problem: What are the changes in female and male during puberty?
II. Materials: pictures of female and male ages 5, 7, 10 years old and now,
chart, activity worksheets.
III. Procedure:
1. Work in groups with five to six members. Observe the pictures of male
and female with ages 5, 7, and 10 years old and the most recent picture. List
down some changes that you notice in each picture. Discuss them among
your group members.
2. Observe each picture of male and female in your group. Examine the
change that are unique to a male and female and that are common to both
at present.
3. Study the list of changes that happen during puberty given to you.
Compare them with your observation.
4. Indicate whether the specific changes only happen to male, female, or to
both female and female.
5. Tabulate your answer
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #1
Group Reporting / Presentation of the Output
Sharing of results
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
What can you say about the physical
changes that male and female
experience during puberty?
Based on the result of the activity. Complete the Venn
diagram regarding the physical change in male and
female
Finding practical applications of concepts and skills in daily living
How should you cope with the changes
occurring during this stage in your life?
Making generalizations
What can you say
about the changes
that male experience
during puberty?
Evaluation
Draw if the change refers to a physical change
that occurs among female, if it occurs among
male, and if it occurs for both male and female.
___ 1. Experiencing growth spurts
___ 2. Getting hair on the arms, legs,
armpit, and genitals area
____ 3. Widening of hips
____4. Development of muscles
____ 5. Having nocturnal emissions or
wet dreams .
Assignment
Additional Activity
Name of interviewed
boy, age
Physical Changes
Experienced
Feelings toward the
Experienced
Changes
Interview some of your family members,relatives,friends
and classmates. Fill in the chart below
Name of interviewed
girl, age
Physical Changes
Experienced
Feelings toward the
Experienced
Changes
Discussion
1. What are the common physical changes among the
boys?
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
2. What are the most common physical changes among
the girls?
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
3. What do you think should be the right attitude toward
the changes?
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during
Puberty through creative activities
Based from : Science
Exemplar
by Science Writing Team
Batangas Province
PRECILA R. UMALI
Jose Zavalla Memorial ES
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Review
Identify the changes that occur in female during puberty.
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Identify the changes that occur in male during puberty.
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Establishing a purpose for the lesson
Video presentation
https://www.youtube.com/watch
?v=urdeS_olcJ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch
?v=iJvpGC-Dg_w
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
What can you say about the video
presented?
Why do females/girls use sanitary
napkins?
Why may males/boys need to use
deodorant?
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Presenting examples
Group Activity
1. Setting Standards
2. Group the class into four.
3. Distribute activity sheets and materials to be used.
4. Let the pupils perform the activity.
I have here some situations of the different activities that depict
the changes that occur during puberty.
Group I – The Actor/Actress
Show the different changes that occur in male and female during puberty through
acting.
Group II – The Reporters
Perform a 2 minute radio broadcast about the changes that occur in puberty
Group III – The Painter
Illustrate the changes that occur during puberty for female and male
Group IV – The Poet
Write a poem or a verse about the changes that occur during puberty of male and
female.
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #1
Group Reporting / Presentation of the Outputs
Sharing of results
Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
What can you say about the physical
changes that male and female experience
during puberty?
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Evaluation
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
WEEK 2 Day 5
Lesson 10: Show Changes
that occur during
Puberty through creative
activities
Additional Activities for remediation
Choose an advertisement with the presence
male or female. Analyze and discuss how
changes in adolescents take place .

Puberty and Adolescence Stage

  • 1.
    WEEK 2 Day1 Lesson 6: Puberty and Adolescence Stage
  • 2.
    REVIEW Label the followingparts of the male and female reproductive systems.
  • 3.
    Establishing a purposefor the lesson 1.What have you observed in the picture? 2.Why do you think the girl is conscious on her face? 3.When do you think pimples occur?
  • 4.
    Presenting examples/ instancesof the lesson Group Activity: “The Beginning” I. Problem: What are the physical changes that happen during childhood to adolescence? II. Materials: Activity sheet, chart III. Procedure: 1. Make a timeline of important events in your life. Begin with the day you were born. Include other events which were told to you or that took place in your life. 2. Data and Observation Ages Events 1-3 4-8 9-12 IV. Conclusion: _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________
  • 5.
    Discussing new conceptsand practicing new skills #2 Answer these questions: a. What are the important events that took place when you were a child up to this date? b. Which of those things are you still doing?
  • 6.
    c. What changesin your physical appearance have you noticed as you grow? d. In what stage of human development do these changes occur?
  • 7.
    Developing mastery (Leadsto formative assessment) Direction: Draw a face if the statement is correct and face if it is incorrect. ___1. Mood swing is due to the production of estrogen or testosterone levels. __2. Puberty is not considered as a confusing event.
  • 8.
    ___3. Do notaccept the changes in your body. ___4. Respect your body. ___5. Talk to someone you can trust about your personal feelings and the changes you are going through.
  • 9.
    Finding practical applicationsof concepts and skills in daily living Now that you have reached the puberty and adolescence stage what are the things that you have to consider? 1. ______________ 2. ______________ 3. ______________
  • 10.
    Making generalizations andabstractions about the lesson a. What is the difference between puberty and adolescence stage? b. What are the characteristics of puberty? Adolescence stage?
  • 11.
    Puberty (pyoo-ber-tee) -refers to the time when your body begins process of growth and change. ---is derived from the latin word pubertas, which means adulthood. ---is the process of physical changes by which a child’s body becomes adult body capable of reproduction
  • 12.
    ---is initiated byhormone signals from the brain to the gonads (the ovaries and testes). ---The onset of puberty in boys usually occurs between ages of 11 – 13 and in girls between 9 – 13, two years later in boys
  • 13.
    Adolescence begins afterabout 13th year and continues through the teenage years. Estrogen (Es-truh-jun) – a hormone that is released by the ovaries. Estrogen causes the breast and female reproductive organs to develop.it also helps begin a process of the female reproductive system called the menstrual (MEN-sroo-ul) cycle. Testosterone (tes-TAHS-tuh-rohn) – this hormone deepens the voice and causes male reproductive organs to develop.
  • 14.
    Adolescence begins afterabout 13th year and continues through the teenage years. Estrogen (Es-truh-jun) – a hormone that is released by the ovaries. Estrogen causes the breast and female reproductive organs to develop.it also helps begin a process of the female reproductive system called the menstrual (MEN-sroo-ul) cycle.
  • 15.
    Testosterone (tes-TAHS-tuh- rohn) –this hormone deepens the voice and causes male reproductive organs to develop.
  • 16.
    What triggers Pubertyin Male and Female The hypothalamus gland located in the brain produces a hormone called gonadotrophin. This hormone stimulates the pituitary gland (situated also in the brain) to emit the growth hormones, Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH).
  • 17.
    When this hormonesreach the boy’s testes, they trigger the production of the sex hormone, testosterone, which initiates puberty.
  • 18.
    In girls, thesame things happen. When FSH and LH reach the ovaries, they trigger the release of the female sex hormones, estrogen and progesterone. Estrogen initiates puberty while progesterone prepares the body for reproduction.
  • 19.
    Boys and girlsare characterized to undergo several changes: physical, emotional, mental and social.
  • 20.
    Evaluating learning Direction: Identifythe word/s that are described in the following statements. Choose the answer inside the box . __1. This hormone causes the development of breast and female reproductive organs. a.testosterone d.menarche b.hypothalamus gland c.Estrogen e.puberty
  • 21.
    __ 2. Itis the male hormone that triggers the development of male secondary sexual traits. a.testosterone d.menarche b.hypothalamus gland c.Estrogen e.puberty
  • 22.
    a.testosterone d.menarche b.hypothalamus gland c.Estrogene.puberty ____3. It is the puberty which is initiated by ____ that signals from brain to the gonads. ____ 4. The first menstruation is called _______.
  • 23.
    a.testosterone d.menarche b.hypothalamus gland c.Estrogene.puberty ____ 5. It is a stage when the body grows taller and begins to develop the traits of an adult .
  • 24.
    WEEK 2 Day2 Lesson 7: Changes that occur during Puberty for Female
  • 25.
    Review Directions: Write theword FACT if the statement is correct and word BLUFF if it incorrect. 1. Puberty is the process through which a child’s body matures in adult body capable of sexual reproduction. 2. Adolescence is the period between puberty and adulthood.
  • 26.
    3. Growth decreasesin the first half of puberty and stops at the completion of puberty. 4. Boys typically enter puberty about 2 years after girls do. 5. Estrogen triggered by changes in hormones from the endocrine system.
  • 27.
    Establishing a purposefor the lesson Is there a difference between how the boy and girl look today and how they looked when they were much younger?
  • 29.
  • 31.
    Presenting examples/ instancesof the lesson Group Activity: “See Change” I. Problem: What are the changes in female? II. Materials: picture of female showing the growth and development or stages, childhood and adolescence III. Procedures: 1. Use the pictures provided to observe the physical appearance of female during childhood and adolescence 2. Infer the different changes that take place from childhood to adolescence. 3. Record your observations by filling out the table below.
  • 32.
    IV. Data andObservation
  • 33.
    Discussing new conceptsand practicing new skills #2 a.What are the changes that occur during childhood and adolescence in female? b. Which of the following change is physical, emotional and intellectual?
  • 34.
    Developing mastery (Leadsto formative assessment) Direction: Identify whether the following statements are physical, emotional and intellectual changes. ______1. the hips become wider and breasts develop. ______2. develop a curvy waistline ______3. admiration towards opposite sex. ______4. consciousness on how body changes ______5. associate with friends
  • 35.
    Finding practical applicationsof concepts and skills in daily living a. How are you going to appreciate the change that occurs in your body during the puberty stage? b. You have noticed some bodily changes happening to you during puberty. How would you react to this?
  • 36.
    Making generalizations What agedoes puberty occur in female? Physical change that happen in all teenagers as they reach puberty. Most teenagers may feel confused, uncomfortable, and awkward with these changes in their body. Change that occurs in female 1. Grows taller fast 2. Widening of the hips 3. Enlarging of the breast
  • 37.
    4. Growth ofhair in the armpits and around the sex organ 5.Develop’s a high – pitched voice 6.Develop's a fine skin 7.Ovaries release mature egg cells/ menstruation 8.Start producing vaginal discharge 9.Menstruation may start in some girls 10. Have a growth spurt between 11 to 15 years old .
  • 38.
    Evaluation Direction: Write theword TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is incorrect. ____1. puberty of girls took place at the age between 9 – 11 ____2. testes produce sperm ____3. enlargement of the breast ____4. onset of menstruation ____5. larger and stronger muscles develop
  • 39.
    Assingnment Interview at leastthree (3) females who are about 9 – 11 years of age by asking the following questions: a. What changes have you observed in your body? b. How did you feel with these changes? Why? c. Are you comfortable with these changes? Why or why not?
  • 40.
    WEEK 2 Day3 Lesson 8: Changes that occur during Puberty for Male
  • 41.
    Review Cite the changesthat occur during the puberty of female? Establishing a purpose for the lesson A video presentation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFx6GI psZNI What have you noticed with the sounds you’ve heard?
  • 42.
  • 43.
    Presenting examples/ instancesof the lesson Let’s Talk and Observe”
  • 44.
    Discussing new conceptsand practicing new skills #1 Group Reporting / Presentation of the Output Sharing of results Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2 Answer these questions: a. What are the changes that occur during puberty in male? b. Which of the changes are physical, emotional and intellectual?
  • 45.
    Finding practical applicationsof concepts and skills in daily living How should you cope with the changes occurring during the puberty? Making generalizations What can you say about the changes that male experience during puberty?
  • 46.
    Physical changes happenin all teenagers as they reach puberty. Most teenagers may feel confused, uncomfortable, and awkward with these changes in their body. 1.Changes that Occur in Male 2.Experiences growth spurt between 12-16 years old 3. Develops “Adam’s Apple” 4. Deepening and breaking of voice
  • 47.
    5. Experiences morefrequent erections 6. Develops larger muscles and broader shoulder 7. Growth of hair in the armpit and below the abdomen 8. Developing a mustache and beard
  • 48.
    9. Grows fastin height 10. Experiences ejaculations and wet dreams 11. Grows larger ears, hands and feet 12. Grow larger penis and scrotum
  • 51.
    WEEK 2 Day4 Lesson 9: Changes that occur during Puberty for Male and Female
  • 52.
    Choose the wordinside the parenthesis to complete the sentence. 1.They experience squeaking _______. ( sounds, voices) 2. Their bodies take ______. (energy ,shapes) 3. They increase in ______. (height ,number) Review
  • 53.
    Establishing a purposefor the lesson Video presentation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjmVurLWECA What have you observed in the video presented? Is there any difference that occured? Why do you think it happened?
  • 54.
    Presenting examples/ instancesof the lesson Group Activity: “Are You Going Through Puberty?” I. Problem: What are the changes in female and male during puberty? II. Materials: pictures of female and male ages 5, 7, 10 years old and now, chart, activity worksheets. III. Procedure: 1. Work in groups with five to six members. Observe the pictures of male and female with ages 5, 7, and 10 years old and the most recent picture. List down some changes that you notice in each picture. Discuss them among your group members. 2. Observe each picture of male and female in your group. Examine the change that are unique to a male and female and that are common to both at present. 3. Study the list of changes that happen during puberty given to you. Compare them with your observation. 4. Indicate whether the specific changes only happen to male, female, or to both female and female. 5. Tabulate your answer
  • 56.
    Discussing new conceptsand practicing new skills #1 Group Reporting / Presentation of the Output Sharing of results Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2 What can you say about the physical changes that male and female experience during puberty?
  • 57.
    Based on theresult of the activity. Complete the Venn diagram regarding the physical change in male and female
  • 58.
    Finding practical applicationsof concepts and skills in daily living How should you cope with the changes occurring during this stage in your life? Making generalizations What can you say about the changes that male experience during puberty?
  • 59.
    Evaluation Draw if thechange refers to a physical change that occurs among female, if it occurs among male, and if it occurs for both male and female. ___ 1. Experiencing growth spurts ___ 2. Getting hair on the arms, legs, armpit, and genitals area ____ 3. Widening of hips ____4. Development of muscles ____ 5. Having nocturnal emissions or wet dreams .
  • 60.
  • 61.
    Additional Activity Name ofinterviewed boy, age Physical Changes Experienced Feelings toward the Experienced Changes Interview some of your family members,relatives,friends and classmates. Fill in the chart below Name of interviewed girl, age Physical Changes Experienced Feelings toward the Experienced Changes
  • 62.
    Discussion 1. What arethe common physical changes among the boys? _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ 2. What are the most common physical changes among the girls? ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ 3. What do you think should be the right attitude toward the changes? ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________
  • 63.
    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Based from : Science Exemplar by Science Writing Team Batangas Province PRECILA R. UMALI Jose Zavalla Memorial ES
  • 64.
    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Review Identify the changes that occur in female during puberty.
  • 65.
    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Identify the changes that occur in male during puberty.
  • 66.
    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Establishing a purpose for the lesson Video presentation https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=urdeS_olcJ0 https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=iJvpGC-Dg_w
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities What can you say about the video presented? Why do females/girls use sanitary napkins? Why may males/boys need to use deodorant?
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Presenting examples Group Activity 1. Setting Standards 2. Group the class into four. 3. Distribute activity sheets and materials to be used. 4. Let the pupils perform the activity. I have here some situations of the different activities that depict the changes that occur during puberty. Group I – The Actor/Actress Show the different changes that occur in male and female during puberty through acting. Group II – The Reporters Perform a 2 minute radio broadcast about the changes that occur in puberty Group III – The Painter Illustrate the changes that occur during puberty for female and male Group IV – The Poet Write a poem or a verse about the changes that occur during puberty of male and female.
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #1 Group Reporting / Presentation of the Outputs Sharing of results Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2 What can you say about the physical changes that male and female experience during puberty?
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Evaluation
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities
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    WEEK 2 Day5 Lesson 10: Show Changes that occur during Puberty through creative activities Additional Activities for remediation Choose an advertisement with the presence male or female. Analyze and discuss how changes in adolescents take place .