Pivot 4A Lesson Exemplar in Epp/Tle 10
Pivot 4A Lesson Exemplar in Epp/Tle 10
Pivot 4A Lesson Exemplar in Epp/Tle 10
School Grade
I. OBJECTIVES
The learner demonstrates understanding of concepts and principles in hand
A. Content Standards spa.
Module 1
Lesson 2
II. CONTENT
Topic: Process and Techniques in Applying Hand Softening and Massage
Subtopic: Hand Massage Procedure
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
a. Teacher’s Guide Pages
b. Learner’s Material Grade 10-CLM- TLE Nail Care Pivot 4 A Learner’s Material p.5-10
Pages
c. Textbook Pages
Simple hand, wrist and finger exercises
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgEy5NQdDOQ
d. Additional Materials What your Palm Lines Say About Your Personality
from Learning Resources https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nohQV1MQ50
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Engagement Activities
IV. PROCEDURES
Pretest:
www.kahoot.com
game pin: 01606305
After doing the drill exercise, go to www.menti.com and type the code
1775 3079
Watch the video of : What your Palm Lines Say About Your Personality
The hand is one of the most complex and beautiful piece of natural
engineering in the human body. It gives a powerful grip but also allows us
to manipulate small objects with great precision.
Development
What is hand massage:
What is lotion?
A lotion is a low viscosity topical preparation intended for application to
the skin. By contrast, creams and gel have higher viscosity, typically due to
lower water content. Lotion is applied to external skin with bare hands,
brush, a clean cloth, or cotton wool.
2. Hold the client’s hand firmly. Bend the hand slowly with a forward and
backward movement limber the wrist. Repeat three times
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3. Grasp each finger. Gently bend each finger, one at a time, to limber the
top of the hand and finger joints. As the fingers and thumb are bent, slide
your thumb down toward the fingertips.
4. With the client’s elbow resting on the table, hold the hand upright.
Massage the palm of the hands with the cushions of your thumbs, using a
circular movement in alternate directions. This movement will completely
relax the client’s hand.
5. Rest client’s arm on the table. Grasp each finger at the base, and rotate
it gently in large circles, ending with a gentle squeeze of the fingertips.
Repeat three times.
6. Hold the client’s hand. Massage the wrist, then top of the hand with a
circular movement. Slide back and with both hands wring wrist in opposite
direction three times.
Learning Task 2:
Write the word that is defined in each number. The clues are provided for
you.
S
1. rubbing and kneading of muscles and joints
T
2. become less severe or hard
O
3. thick, smooth liquid applied to skin
Q Z
4. firmly press typically with one’s fingers
O T E
Learning Task 3: Study the picture below and answer the question
A.
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B.
Group work..
Learning Task 4: Complete the table by writing at least three advantages
and disadvantages of using lotion in massage.
Lotion in Massage Advantages Disadvantages
1
2
3
C. Engagement Each group will present their answers.
1. What can you say about the use of lotion in massage?
2. What idea about lotion in massage catches your attention? Why?
D. Assimilation
Learning Task 5: Arrange the procedure in hand massage by
writing A for the first step, B second, C for third and so on….
______1. With the client’s elbow resting on the table, hold the
hand upright. Massage the palm of the hands with the cushions of
your thumbs, using a circular movement in alternate directions.
This movement will completely relax the client’s hand.
_______2. Hold the client’s hand firmly. Bend the hand slowly with a
forward and backward movement limber the wrist. Repeat three
times
______3. Finish massage by tapering each finger. Beginning at the
base of each finger, rotate, pause, and squeeze with gentle pressure.
Then, pull lightly with pressure until tip is reached. Repeat three
times.
_____4. Hold the client’s hand in your hand. Place a dab of lotion
on the back of the client’s hand and spread it to the fingers and
wrist.
_____5. Rest client’s arm on the table. Grasp each finger at the
base, and rotate it gently in large circles, ending with a gentle
squeeze of the fingertips. Repeat three times.
______6. Grasp each finger. Gently bend each finger, one at a time,
to limber the top of the hand and finger joints. As the fingers and
thumb are bent, slide your thumb down toward the fingertips
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______7. Repeat steps 1-7 on the other hand.
_____8. Hold the client’s hand. Massage the wrist, then top of the
hand with a circular movement. Slide back and with both hands
wring wrist in opposite direction three times.
Learning Task 6: With the help of your family member, simulate the
process, techniques and skills that must be done in applying lotion and
massage. To guide you with the performance, take note of the rubrics
below.
INDICATORS
4 3 2 1
CRITERIA (Above (Meet (Approaching (Below
Expectation) Expectations) Expectation) Expectation)
Performed Performed Showed slight Showed a
washing, drying washing, drying evidence of strong
and scrubbing and scrubbing of nervous-ness evidence of
Workmanship
of client hands client hands with during the nervousness
with ease some hesitations performance during the
confident performance
Use of tools, Proper use is Proper use is Proper use is Proper use is
equipment, very well well observed satisfactorily fairly observed
and materials observed observed
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Direction: Give your insights in this lesson by continuing the phrase below
You learned that hand massage may help ease pain, increase hand
strength, reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. It enhances our life by
V. Reflection flushing out toxins and boosting our immune system.
You also learned the hand massage procedure, its benefits and skills
that you can use in the future.
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