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    Science Teacher's Guide

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    This detailed lesson plan outlines a 50-minute science lesson for 9th grade students about species extinction. The lesson uses a video and charades game to engage students in learning about endangered, threatened, and extinct species. Through analysis and discussion, students will understand how habitat destruction and changes in the environment can lead populations to fail in adapting, resulting in species extinction. To conclude, students will discuss and provide examples of how increasing human population growth can impact communities and species.

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    This detailed lesson plan outlines a 50-minute science lesson for 9th grade students about species extinction. The lesson uses a video and charades game to engage students in learning about endangered, threatened, and extinct species. Through analysis and discussion, students will understand how habitat destruction and changes in the environment can lead populations to fail in adapting, resulting in species extinction. To conclude, students will discuss and provide examples of how increasing human population growth can impact communities and species.

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    July 17,2019

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    This detailed lesson plan outlines a 50-minute science lesson for 9th grade students about species extinction. The lesson uses a video and charades game to engage students in learning about endangered, threatened, and extinct species. Through analysis and discussion, students will understand how habitat destruction and changes in the environment can lead populations to fail in adapting, resulting in species extinction. To conclude, students will discuss and provide examples of how increasing human population growth can impact communities and species.

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    Science Teacher's Guide

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    This detailed lesson plan outlines a 50-minute science lesson for 9th grade students about species extinction. The lesson uses a video and charades game to engage students in learning about endangered, threatened, and extinct species. Through analysis and discussion, students will understand how habitat destruction and changes in the environment can lead populations to fail in adapting, resulting in species extinction. To conclude, students will discuss and provide examples of how increasing human population growth can impact communities and species.

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    Date: July 17, 2019 Learning Area: SCIENCE Grade Level: 9 Quarter: Duration: 50 mins.
    First Time: 8:10 – 9:00
    Code: S9LT - Ie - F –
    Learning Competencies  relate species extinction to the failure of populations of
    30
    organisms to adapt to abrupt changes in the environment.
    Key Concepts/
    Understandings to be  understanding of how changes in the environment may affect species extinction
    Developed
    Objectives
    Knowledge Explain the importance of biological diversity.
     Demonstrate using simulation activity that habitat destruction can contribute to species
    extinction.
    Skills
     Relate species extinction to the failure of populations of organisms to adapt to abrupt
    changes in the environment.
    Attitude Conservation of nature
    Values Valuing the creation

    Content Causes of Species Extinction


    Learning Resources Science Teacher’s Guide pp. 41-43
    Procedures
    Play a short video clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wupzdmk3DkM

    “Endangered Animals”
    Introductory Activity
    What does the video tells us?
    Students reflect and give their insights.
    Students perform “Species Charade Game”

    Activity A list of endangered species, threatened species, and extinct species are the choices
    to be picked for the game.

    What happens if the living conditions of the organisms are not ideal for their survival?
    Analysis
    When can we say that species becomes endangered? Becomes threatened?

    How do changes in the environment affect species extinction?

    Why do species becomes endangered?

    Abstraction When can we say that a species’ population becomes endangered? Threatened? And
    Extinct?

    How are the species affected of the changes in their environment?

    Flash pictures of silver therapon or ayungin and

    biya. Ask if they know and eat those kind of fish.


    Application (Let them note that these are commonly found in Laguna de Bay.)

    Other endangered species like the tamaraw in Mindoro, mouse deer in Palawan,
    Philippine deer, monkey-eating eagle, and dugong are in danger of becoming extinct.

    As population of people increases it has great impact on the growth and development
    Assessment
    of the community. How will it lead to species extinction?

    Assignment What causes species extinction?


    Concluding Activity How can changes in the environment affect species extinction?
    Remarks This lesson will be reviewed the following day for mastery.
    Reflection

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