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Lesson Plan for Chordates
A Semi-detailed Lesson Plan in Biology for Grade VIII Prepared by: Gundran, Ejnny Jennoe M. Week 3, Day 1 I. Learning Objectives By describing the five classes of vertebrates, the students should be able to: II. Learning Content III. Learning Procedure IV. Evaluation On a one whole sheet of pad paper, copy and answer the following: A. Fill in the table below. (15pts.)
Fishes Birds Amphibians Reptiles Mammals

V. Assignment A. In a short bond paper, write a twoparagraphed essay about chordates. Margin all the sides with red ink (1 inch in all the sides). Handwritten and cite references. (20pts.)
Criteria: Content -10pts. Clarity - 5pts. Neatness - 5pts. 20pts.

A. Subject Matter A. Preparation Chordates B. References • Motivation

1.) Cresencia, J.C. et al. (2010). A. classify Functional Biology the Modular Approach. similarities Philippines: Vibal and Publishing Inc. differences of p.p.404 – 408 each class that makes 2.) Cecie, S. et al. them (2012). Biology members of Application and Phylum Concepts 8th Ed. Chordata; Philippines: MG Reprograhics. p.p. B. manifest 482 – 495 creativity and resourceful- 3.) Hickman. et al. ness through (1993). Integrated the pseudo- Principles of fossil-making Zoology 9th Ed. activity; Saint Louis, Missouri: Mosby-

1.) Make four groups of students. 2.) Distribute the materials needed for the activity. 3.) Give the instruction for the activity: a.) Using the spatula, mix the water and the plaster of paris in the plastic basin until the mixture is thick. b.) Divide the mixture into five and mold each into a circle/square-shaped block. c.) Press each animal figurine into the molded blocks and wait for five minutes. d.) Remove the figurines and let block dry.

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Mode of Respiration Give one example

B. Give a one-sentenced description of chordates. (2pts.)

B. Read more on the the different characteristics of the major subgroups of chordates.

C. create their own design of pseudofossils.

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