DLP No. 1
Learning
Competencies
Key
Concepts/Understand
ing to be Developed
1. Objectives
Knowledge
Skills
Attitudes
Values
2. Content/Topic
3. Learning
Resources/ Materials/
Equipment
4. Procedures
4.1 Preparatory
Activities
5 minutes
Learning Area: TLE 10
Grade Level: 10
(Wellness Massage)
Perform wellness massage technique
Quarter: 3
Duration: 45 minutes
Code:
TLE_HEWM10WT-IIIa-j -3
The learner demonstrates an understanding of the concepts and underlying principles of draping.
Explain the definition of draping
Execute the application of proper draping (posterior leg, anterior leg, breast drape, and turban
drape)
Appreciates the significance of draping methods
Value the clients ‘s privacy by following the standard procedures of draping
Application of Propper Draping
Laptop, TV, pictures, paper strips, PPT Presentation, videos
Preliminary Activities
1. Prayer
2. Checking of Attendance
3. Review
ACTIVITY: STAND UP, SIT DOWN
The teacher will state the previous lesson. The students will stand up if the statement is correct and
sit down if the statement is incorrect
4.2 Activity
5 minutes
The teacher will conduct a Motivational Activity to start the new topic
Activity: PICTOWORD
The student will read two pictures to form a word.
4.3 Analysis
5 minutes
4.4 Abstraction
25minutes
After the activity, the teacher will ask:
1. Based on your activity, what are the words being formed?
Answer: Application, Proper, Draping
2. Why is it important to know the proper application of draping based on the picture?
Answer: Answers may vary
The teacher will show the Learning Objectives
 Explain the definition of draping
 Execute the application of proper draping (turban drape, breast drape, anterior leg , and
posterior leg)
 Appreciates the significance of draping methods the teacher will give common terms
used for the lesson.
What is Draping?
-is the technique of using a large towel or sheet to keep you covered while you are getting a
massage.
-This allows you to be nude under the sheet or towel and still feel safe, warm, and unexposed.
What are the draping methods?
- Brast drape, turban drape, anterior leg, posterior leg
What is a Turban Drape?
-This drape protects the client‘s hair from spa products and prevents heat loss during treatment.
Procedure: a. Put a bath towel on the table before the treatment.
b. Bring the bath towel up over the client‘s head to cover the forehead or the eyes.
c. Using the hand as a wedge on each side of the drape, bring the side portions around the neck and
tuck them into the top of the body drape.
What is a Breast Drape?
Procedure: a. Align the top edge of the main drape with the bottom edge of a hand towel or
pillowcase.
b. As the main drape is pulled down, the hand towel or pillowcase becomes a breast drape and takes
its place
What is an Anterior Drape?
- To drape the anterior leg
Procedure: a. Gather the drape at the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) and at the ankle.
b. Fold the bottom section of the drape at an angle across the opposite leg using the upper hand to
hold the drape at the ASIS as a pivot point.
c. With the lower hand, grab the fold of the drape and tuck it under the opposite thigh.
d. Fold the top section of the drape across the belly, leaving the ASIS exposed.
What is a Posterior leg?
- To drape the posterior leg
Procedure: a. Gather the drape at the greater trochanter and the ankle
Science Integration: A trochanter is a tubercle of the femur near its joint with the hip bone.
b. Fold the bottom end of the drape at an angle across the opposite leg while holding the drape at
the greater trochanter as a pivot point.
c. With the lower, grab the fold of the drape and tuck it under the opposite thigh.
d. Fold the top section of the drape across the back, leaving the gluteal exposed. With practice, this
draping can be accomplished in three moves and provides a clean line for the application of spa
products from the toes to the top of the posterior superior iliac spine (PSIS
Why is Effective Draping So Important?
-Draping lets the patient know that therapists are concerned about privacy and modesty.
-Draping helps to retain body heat by covering areas that have been worked on, maximizing the
benefits of the massage by keeping muscles warm.
- Draping helps to retain body heat by covering areas that have been worked on, maximizing the
benefits of the massage by keeping muscles warm.
- Proper draping demonstrates a massage therapist’s professionalism and adherence to ethical
standards.
The teacher will show a video of each method
4.5 Application
15 minutes
After the interactive discussion and activity, the teacher will conduct an activity.
1. Each group will perform the four methods
2. The teacher will pick students within their group to perform the method
PERFORMANCE LEVELS
10 - Can perform this skill without supervision and with initiative and adaptability to problem
situations.
7 - Can perform this skill satisfactorily without assistance or supervision.
5 - Can perform this skill satisfactorily but requires some assistance and/or supervision.
3- Can perform parts of this skill satisfactorily but requires considerable assistance and/or
supervision.
5. Assessment
10 minutes
The teacher will conduct a Paper/ Pencil Test
A. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read each of the following statements and choose the best answer.
1. What do you call the type of drape used to protect the client's hair?
A. Anterior leg
B. Posterior leg
C. Breast drape
D. Turban drape
2. What do you call a technique of using a large towel or sheet to keep you covered while you are
getting a massage?
A. Beating
C. Draping
B. Cupping
D. Pounding
3. What is the first step in draping the posterior leg?
A. Gather the drape at the greater trochanter and at the ankle.
B. Fold the bottom end of the drape at an
angle across the opposite leg
C. Grab the fold of the drape and tuck it under the opposite thigh.
D. Fold the top section of the drape across the back, leaving the gluteal exposed.
4. The following are true about draping, EXCEPT;
A. It is a technique of using a large towel or sheet to keep the clients covered while getting
a massage.
B. The massage therapist only works on the part of the body that is exposed.
C. There is only one method of draping used by the massage therapists.
D. It allows the client to be totally nude under the sheet or towel and still feel safe and
warm.
5. Why is draping so important?
A. It lets the patient know that therapists are concerned for their privacy and modesty.
B. Draping helps to retain body heat by covering areas that have been worked on
C. It demonstrates a massage therapist’s professionalism and adherence to ethical
standards.
D. All of the above.
6. Arrange chronologically the procedure of draping the anterior leg.
A. Gather the drape at the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) and at the ankle.
B. Fold the top section of the drape across the belly, leaving the ASIS exposed.
C. Fold the bottom section of the drape at an angle across the opposite leg using the upper hand
to hold the drape at the ASIS as a pivot points.
D. With the lower hand, grab the fold of the drape and tuck it under the opposite thigh.
A. A, B, C, D
C. D, C, B, A
B. A, C, D, B
D. B, C,B, A
B. Identification. Identify what draping method is being illustrated in the following.
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10.
6. Assignment
5 minutes
7. Wrap-up/
Concluding
Activity
5 minutes
Prepared by:
Answer Key: 1. B 2. C 3. A 4.C 5. D 6. B
7. Anterior Drape 8. Turban Drape 9. Posterior Leg 10. Breast Drape
In your lecture notebook answer the following:
1. What are the procedures of the following: Gluteal drape, anterior pelvic drape, side-lying drape
The teacher will pick three students to summarize the lesson and leave a quote
“Trust is at the very foundation of your high-quality care.”
Name: Catherine Joy Casas
School: Bibiana Mercado IS
Position/ Designation: Teacher 1
Division: DepEd- Danao City