GRADE G11 LEVEL LEARNING BIOLOGY 1 AREA SCHOOL TEACHER DAILYL ESSON PLAN TEACHING DATE &TIME QUARTER 2ND I.OBJECTIVES A.ContentStandards B.PerformanceStandards C. Learning Competencies/Objectives. Writethe LC code. II.CONTENT III.LEARNINGRESOURCES A.References 1)Teacher’sGuidepages 2)Learner’sMaterial pages 3)Text Book 4)AdditionalMaterialsfrom LearningResource (LR)portal B.OtherLearningResources IV.PREPARATION Thelearnersdemonstrateanunderstandingof: 1.thepostulatesofthecelltheory,specificallystudentswillbeabletoidentifythesignif icant personsandtheircontributionsthatledto thecelltheory. Thelearners: 1.Illustratethecelltheorybycreatingacelltheoryconceptmapwhichexplainsthe relationship betweencellsandlivingthings The learners: 1. Explainthepostulates ofthe celltheory STEM_BIO11/12-Ia-c-1 CELLTHEORY 15-20pages Biology1 Internet Prayer Checkingofattendance Checkthecleanlinessoftheclassroom Reviewof thepastlesson V.DEVELOPMENTOFTHELESSON MOTIVATION Theteacherwillpresentadiagramonthedifferentcharacteristicsofliving organismandthenputtingemphasiscellularorganization.(cells-tissues-organsorgansystem-organism) A.ACTIVITY The class will be divided into two groups. Each group will assign reporter forthe output. The teacher will then present the cell theory by enumerating thepostulates.Shewillalsopresentthepeoplebehindthetheoryandtheir significantcontributions.Thegroupswillbeinstructedtomatch/fitthepostulatewit hthepersonandhisconcept.Theactivitywillbedonefor5mins. B.ANALYSIS Aftertheactivity,theoutputwillbepresentedinfrontoftheclass.Eachgroupwill try to explain and defend their answer on how the contribution of theconceptledto the specificpostulate. C.ABSTRACTION Cell Theory is one of the basic principles of biology. Credit for theformulation of this theory is given to German scientists Theodor Schwann(1810–1822),MatthiasSchleiden(1804–1881), andRudolphVirchow(1821– 1902). TheCellTheorystates: All living organisms are composed of cells. They may be unicellularormulticellular. Thecellisthebasicunitoflife. Cellsarisefrompre-existingcells.(They arenotderivedfromspontaneous generation. D.APPLICATION UsingtheKahootapplication(http://Kahoot.com)A nswerthefollowingquestionsand Selecttheletterofthebestanswer Quiz:TheCell Theory 1. Who wasthefirst persontoseecellsunderthemicroscopeandgive themaname? a. AntonvanLeeuwenhoek b. RobertHooke c. Theodor Schwann d. MatthiasSchleiden 2. Hediscoveredthatallplantsweremadeofcells,whichcontributedtothedevelop ment ofthecelltheory: a. AntonvanLeeuwenhoek b. RobertHooke c. Theodor Schwann d. MatthiasSchleiden 3. Headvancedthecelltheorywithhisconclusionthatcellscouldonlycomefromoth er cells: a. AntonvanLeeuwenhoek b. RobertHooke c. Theodor Schwann d. MatthiasSchleiden 4. WhichofthefollowingisNOToneofthemaincomponentsofthecelltheory? a. cellsmust containDNA b. alllivingthingsaremadeofcells c. cellscanonlycomefromother cells d. cellsarethebasicunitoflife 5. Rudolph Virchow'sobservationshelped to disprovewascommonly heldbeliefofthetime? a. evolution b. theexistenceof molecules c. spontaneousgeneration d. atomicmodels E.EVALUATION Direction:Get¼sheetofpaperanddefinethemeasurementlevels,namely,liquidity,s olvency, stabilityandprofitability F.ASSIGNMENT Theteacherwillinstruct thestudentstolog-in@www.edmodo.comforshe willsendtheclassroomassignment . V. REMARKS VI.REFLECTION A. No. of learners who earned80%ontheformativeassess ment B. No. of Learners who requireadditional activitiesfor remediation C.Didtheremedial lessons work? No. of learners who have caughtup withthelesson. D. No. of learners who continue torequireremediation E. Which of my teaching strategiesworked well?Whydidthese work? G.Whatinnovationorlocalizedmat erialsdidIuse/discoverwhich I wish to share with otherteachers? Preparedby: Noted by: SHSTeacher Head,ABM/STEM