Detailed Daily Lesson Plan: K To 12 Basic Education Curriculum Junior High School Technology and Livelihood Track and
Detailed Daily Lesson Plan: K To 12 Basic Education Curriculum Junior High School Technology and Livelihood Track and
Detailed Daily Lesson Plan: K To 12 Basic Education Curriculum Junior High School Technology and Livelihood Track and
Cruz National
School: Grade Level:
DETAILED Highschool Grade 9
DAILY LESSON Teacher: Learning Area: Housekeeping
PLAN Teaching Date &
Quarter:
Time:
At the end of the period, the students will be able to:
I. OBJECTIVES a. Identify the appropriate cleaning tools, materials and equipment;
b. Explain the importance of safety and security measures, and;
c. Use dry and wet cleaning agents/ chemicals for particular task.
A. Content The learner demonstrates understanding of cleaning different premises using appropriate
Standards tools and equipment following safety and security standards.
The learner independently demonstrates understanding of cleaning different
B. Performance
premises using appropriate tools and equipment following safety and security
Standards
standards.
1. Select appropriate cleaning tools and equipment with their proper uses
and functions
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIa-b-1
2. Follow safety and security measures when using cleaning tools and
equipment
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIa-b-1
3. Identify and use dry and wet cleaning agents/chemicals for a particular
task
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIa-b-1
C. Learning 4. Select and use Personal Protective Equipment based on the task
Competencie
requirement
s/ Objectives
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIa-b-1
(Write the LC
code for each) 5. Identify cleaning equipment and chemical
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIc-d-2
6. Discuss cleaning technique on furniture and walling materials
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIc-d-2
7. Follow proper storage of equipment and chemicals
Code: TLE_HEHK9-12CA-IIc-d-2
8. Perform proper handling of trolleys and other equipment
Code: LE_HEHK9-12CA-IIe-f-3
9. Observe proper cleaning of tools, materials, and equipment according to
standards and procedures
Code: LE_HEHK9-12CA-IIe-f-3
II. CONTENT Clean Public areas, facilities and Equipment
III. LEARNING learning-module-Housekeeping-grade-10.pdf
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s K TO 12 BASIC EDUCATION CURRICULUM
Guide Pages JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD TRACK AND
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL – TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD
TRACK
HOME ECONOMICS – HOUSEKEEPING NC II Pp. 11-12
2. Learner’s
Materials
Pages
3. Textbook
pages
4. Additional
Materials
from Learning
Resource (LR)
Portal
D. Discussing new What are the examples of cleaning tools, materials and Cleaning tools are
concepts and equipment?
practicing new
white towels, sponge,
skills # 1 bucket, microfiber
cloths and etc. in
materials are
detergents,
degreasers abrasives
and acids. Lastly
equipment vacuum
cleaner, polishing
machine and floor
scrubber.
Cleaning Materials:
The four types of cleaning agents used in housekeeping are:
• Detergents are substances that contain soaps
and/or surfactants (any
organic
substance/mixture). Use
them for washing or
cleaning jobs for the
household, institutional or
industrial purposes,
including:
Fabric softener- liquid used
to soften clothes when they
are being washed, or
specially treated squares of
cloth used to soften clothes
in the dryer
Bleach -a chemical
(typically a solution of
sodium hypochlorite or
hydrogen peroxide) used
to whiten or sterilize
materials.
• Ethylenediaminetetraacetate (EDTA)
• Sodium Tripolyphosphate
• Kerosene
• Xylene
• Abrasives -
Abrasives are either powders or liquids you can
use to wear off dirt from hard surfaces. Think of
things such as sinks, floors, kitchen, and bathroom
surfaces.
Cleaning Equipment
Mechanical Equipment:
• Vacuum Cleaner:
•
Polishing Machine:
Safer Alternatives
You can use a variety of naturally alkaline ingredients in degreasers in place
of strong chemicals to reduce health risks. Environmentally-friendly, non-
toxic and non-fuming degreasers are now more popular in commercial
kitchens. To prevent chemical contamination.
• Caution when using abrasives
Housekeepers should always read the labels on abrasive cleaning agents.
To make sure they use the appropriate product for the cleaning task at
hand. Coarse abrasives can damage surfaces such as plastic, fiberglass,
glass, non-stick cookware. As well as painted woodwork, plated metal, and
highly polished metal.
Housekeepers should also exercise caution when repeatedly using abrasive
cleaners on hard surfaces such as sinks, bathtubs, and kitchen appliances.
Because the abrasive agent gradually scratches the finish of these items.
The scratches become deeper over time and dirt becomes more deeply
embedded. Requiring even stronger abrasives to clean out embedded
dirtier and stains over time.
1.____________
2.____________
F. Developing
Mastery Group 2 Activity Sheet Group 3 Activity Sheet
(Leads to
Formative
Assessment 3)
1.__________ 1.__________
2.__________ 2.__________
Now for your next activity, you will be given different task on how to use
the different cleaning agents and you will be group into eight (8), and
identify what are the area/surface needs to be clean, how to dilute and
usage of cleaning agents. I will give you 30 minutes to do the task.
Group 1 Cleaning and Sanitising of
G. Finding
practical Bathroom / Toilet surfaces
applications of Group 2 All-purpose cleaning agent /
concepts and Hygienic Hard Surface Cleaner
skills in daily Group 3 For Cleaning Glass and Mirror
living
Cleaner
Group 4 For Furniture Polish and Cleaning /
Furniture Maintainer
Group 5 Air Freshener / Room Freshener /
Bathroom Freshener
Group 6 Heavy-duty toilet bowl/urinal
cleaner for the removal of lime
scale, stains and other residues.
Group 7 For removal of oil and grease from
floor / Non-abrasive cream cleaner
for water-resistant hard surfaces
Group Kettle Descaler - Highly effective
acid based descaler for kettles,
kitchen equipment, shower heads
etc.
RUBRICS
EXCELLENT GOOD NEED MPROVEMENT
25pts 15pts 10pts
Cleanliness Able to clean it Clean and able Not following the
appropriately and to follow the directions
properly according directions
to the directions.
Proper Perfect and exact Following the Wrong
Usage measurement of measures of measurements
cleaning agents and cleaning agents
follow the proper
directions
Neatness Organized and Neat and Tidy and messy
pleasingly orderly organized
clean condition.
H. Making How was the activity class? Do you find it challenging and fun?
generalizations
and
abstractions
Student 1: it was really fun and challenging.
about the
lesson That’s good!
Mr. Lee based on the activity that we had, what have you learned?