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DEMONSTRATION
TEACHING
PRESENTED BY:
MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED
SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
DEMONSTRATION
TEACHING
PRESENTED BY:
MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED
SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
DEMONSTRATION
TEACHING
PRESENTED BY:
MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED
SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
DEMONSTRATION
TEACHING
PRESENTED BY:
MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED
SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
QUESTION
What is the common
passage for food and
air?
YNXRAPH
ANSWER:
What is the common
passage for food and
air?
PHARYNX
QUESTION
This is the first part of the
Alimentary canal where
food passes through?
THOUM
ANSWER
This is the first part of the
Alimentary canal where
food passes through?
MOUTH
QUESTION
It carries the food down to
your stomach for temporary
storage.
PHAGUSESO
ANSWER
It carries the food down to
your stomach for temporary
storage.
ESOPHAGUS
QUESTION
It is a large J- shaped
organ.
MACHTOS
ANSWER
It is a large J- shaped
organ.
STOMACH
OBJECTIVES
A. trace the pathway of food In the
digestive system
B. explain how the organs of the
digestive system work together
to carry out digestion and
assimilation of nutrients
DIGESTIVE
SYSTEM
SONG
Video Courtesy:
https://youtu.be/0O8wrh
EzDtI
BASED ON THE VIDEO,
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
1. What attracts us to eat?
2. Identify various parts of the
digestive system mentioned in the
song and tell the role that each part of
the digestive system plays.
GROUP
ACTIVITY
Describe the function of each organ in the
digestive system by matching column A
with column B. Write the letter of your
answer on the space provided before the
number. Trace the pathway of food in
the Digestive System by putting numbers
1 to 6 on Column C based on the
illustration given in Column B.
ACTIVITY QUESTION
1. How did you trace the
pathway of food in the
digestive system?
THE DIGESTIVE
SYSTEM
A JOURNEY INTO
MOUTH
• The intake of food starts from the
mouth.
• The solid food is broken down into
small pieces by the chewing action
of your teeth (Physical Digestion).
SALIVARY GLAND
produces SALIVA
PHARYNX
• Passage for food and air
• The epiglottis covers the
larynx to facilitate the
entrance of food into the
esophagus
ESOPHAGUS
Functions:
• The smooth muscles contract
regularly for the passage of food
down into the stomach
• Secrete mucus
• Moves food from the throat to the
stomach using muscle movement
called peristalsis
Approximately 10 inches (25cm) long
STOMACH
• The food in the stomach will
stimulate the gastric gland to
secrete gastric juice.
• Peristalsis in the stomach wall
churns the food and mixes it well
with the gastric juice
SMALL INTESTINE
• Most chemical digestion happens
in the duodenum.
• The pancreas produce pancreatic
juice and the liver produce bile.
These enzymes help to break
down fats, starches and proteins.
• The digested food is absorbed by
the villi of the small intestine,
especially the jejunum and the
ilium.
LARGE INTESTINE
• Absorbs water and mineral
salts from the undigested
food materials. The process
takes about 18-24 hours.
RECTUM
• The solid wastes
are stored in the
rectum.
ANUS
An opening where solid
waste are eliminated in a
process called defecation.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SONG
Video Courtesy:
https://youtu.be/8sDMVgw9d-c
1. In which part of the
food tube does the
digestive process takes
place?
2. Explain what role
does the stomach play
in the digestion?
1. Explain the statement,
“Digestion occur in a
tube”.
CONCEPTUALIZATION
2. How does the structure
of the small intestine
match its function in the
absorption of nutrients?
CONCEPTUALIZATION
3. Why do pancreas and
liver called as digestive
helpers rather than
digestive organs?
CONCEPTUALIZATION
APPLICATION
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF
ONE PART OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT IS
MALFUNCTIONING?
RECAP
TRACE NOW THE PATHWAY OF FOOD
IN THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. GIVE ME
THE COMPLETE TRACK WHERE THE
FOOD PASSES THROUGH
EVALUATION
Trace the pathway of food in the
digestive system by labeling the
main organs involved in the process
and in the spaces provided explain
how food is being processed in each
location.
ASSESSMENT RUBRICS
Points Indicators
25 Work is exceptional and impressive. Shows a distinctive and
sophisticated application of knowledge and skills.
20 Work exceeds the standard. Shows through and effective
application of knowledge and skills.
15 Work meets the standard, acceptable and displays the
application of knowledge and skills
10 Work does not yet meet the standard. Shows basic but
inconsistent application of knowledge and skills.
5 Work shows partial application of knowledge and skills. Lacks
depth or incomplete. Needs considerable development.
ASSIGNMENT
Make a story illustrating how
the digestive system work,
pretend that you are a piece of
food (your choice) and tell
your journey through the
digestive system.
Thank you!
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The GIT (aka Digestive system) sample lesson presentation.pptx

  • 1. DEMONSTRATION TEACHING PRESENTED BY: MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
  • 2.
  • 3. DEMONSTRATION TEACHING PRESENTED BY: MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
  • 4.
  • 5. DEMONSTRATION TEACHING PRESENTED BY: MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
  • 6.
  • 7. DEMONSTRATION TEACHING PRESENTED BY: MELODY G. ALMOCERA, MSTGS, MAED SANIEL-CRUZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KIDAPAWAN CITY DIVISION
  • 8. QUESTION What is the common passage for food and air? YNXRAPH
  • 9. ANSWER: What is the common passage for food and air? PHARYNX
  • 10. QUESTION This is the first part of the Alimentary canal where food passes through? THOUM
  • 11. ANSWER This is the first part of the Alimentary canal where food passes through? MOUTH
  • 12. QUESTION It carries the food down to your stomach for temporary storage. PHAGUSESO
  • 13. ANSWER It carries the food down to your stomach for temporary storage. ESOPHAGUS
  • 14. QUESTION It is a large J- shaped organ. MACHTOS
  • 15. ANSWER It is a large J- shaped organ. STOMACH
  • 16. OBJECTIVES A. trace the pathway of food In the digestive system B. explain how the organs of the digestive system work together to carry out digestion and assimilation of nutrients
  • 18. BASED ON THE VIDEO, ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS 1. What attracts us to eat? 2. Identify various parts of the digestive system mentioned in the song and tell the role that each part of the digestive system plays.
  • 19. GROUP ACTIVITY Describe the function of each organ in the digestive system by matching column A with column B. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before the number. Trace the pathway of food in the Digestive System by putting numbers 1 to 6 on Column C based on the illustration given in Column B.
  • 20.
  • 21. ACTIVITY QUESTION 1. How did you trace the pathway of food in the digestive system?
  • 23. MOUTH • The intake of food starts from the mouth. • The solid food is broken down into small pieces by the chewing action of your teeth (Physical Digestion). SALIVARY GLAND produces SALIVA
  • 24. PHARYNX • Passage for food and air • The epiglottis covers the larynx to facilitate the entrance of food into the esophagus
  • 25. ESOPHAGUS Functions: • The smooth muscles contract regularly for the passage of food down into the stomach • Secrete mucus • Moves food from the throat to the stomach using muscle movement called peristalsis Approximately 10 inches (25cm) long
  • 26. STOMACH • The food in the stomach will stimulate the gastric gland to secrete gastric juice. • Peristalsis in the stomach wall churns the food and mixes it well with the gastric juice
  • 27. SMALL INTESTINE • Most chemical digestion happens in the duodenum. • The pancreas produce pancreatic juice and the liver produce bile. These enzymes help to break down fats, starches and proteins. • The digested food is absorbed by the villi of the small intestine, especially the jejunum and the ilium.
  • 28. LARGE INTESTINE • Absorbs water and mineral salts from the undigested food materials. The process takes about 18-24 hours.
  • 29. RECTUM • The solid wastes are stored in the rectum.
  • 30. ANUS An opening where solid waste are eliminated in a process called defecation.
  • 31. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SONG Video Courtesy: https://youtu.be/8sDMVgw9d-c
  • 32. 1. In which part of the food tube does the digestive process takes place?
  • 33. 2. Explain what role does the stomach play in the digestion?
  • 34. 1. Explain the statement, “Digestion occur in a tube”. CONCEPTUALIZATION
  • 35. 2. How does the structure of the small intestine match its function in the absorption of nutrients? CONCEPTUALIZATION
  • 36. 3. Why do pancreas and liver called as digestive helpers rather than digestive organs? CONCEPTUALIZATION
  • 37. APPLICATION WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF ONE PART OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT IS MALFUNCTIONING?
  • 38. RECAP TRACE NOW THE PATHWAY OF FOOD IN THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. GIVE ME THE COMPLETE TRACK WHERE THE FOOD PASSES THROUGH
  • 39. EVALUATION Trace the pathway of food in the digestive system by labeling the main organs involved in the process and in the spaces provided explain how food is being processed in each location.
  • 40. ASSESSMENT RUBRICS Points Indicators 25 Work is exceptional and impressive. Shows a distinctive and sophisticated application of knowledge and skills. 20 Work exceeds the standard. Shows through and effective application of knowledge and skills. 15 Work meets the standard, acceptable and displays the application of knowledge and skills 10 Work does not yet meet the standard. Shows basic but inconsistent application of knowledge and skills. 5 Work shows partial application of knowledge and skills. Lacks depth or incomplete. Needs considerable development.
  • 41. ASSIGNMENT Make a story illustrating how the digestive system work, pretend that you are a piece of food (your choice) and tell your journey through the digestive system.