Health Q3 W1 DLL
Health Q3 W1 DLL
Health Q3 W1 DLL
DAILY
Teaching Dates and Time March 13-17, 2023 Quarter 3rd
LESSON LOG
THE LEARNER DEMONSTRATES UNDERSTANSDING OF FAMILY HEALTH, FAMILY LIFE, DISEASES AND INJURY PREVENTION
CONTROL AS WELL AS PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE USE AND ABUSE TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE FAMILY HEALTH FOR
QUALITY LIFE. DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL (COMMUNICABLE) (H8DD)
A. CONTENT The learner demonstrates understanding on the prevention and control of communicable diseases for the attainment of individual wellness.
STANDARD
B. PERFORMANCE The learner consistently demonstrates personal responsibility and healthful practices in the prevention and control of communicable diseases.
STANDARD
C. Learning Discusses the stages of Analyzes the leading causes of Discusses the signs, symptoms, Corrects misconceptions, Performance/Presentation of
Competency / infection morbidity and mortality in the and effects of common myths, and beliefs about the groups.
Objectives (H8DD-IIIa-15) Philippines. communicable. common communicable.
Write the LC Code for each: (H8DD-IIIa-16 diseases diseases
(H8DD-IIIb-c-17 (H8DD-IIIb-c-18)
II. CONTENT
A. 1. Chain of B. Top 10 leading causes of C. Most common Most common communicable diseases
Infection/Stages of infection morbidity and mortality in communicable diseases and its prevention and
the Philippines and its prevention and control
control
III. LEARNING Physical Education and Physical Education and Physical Education and Physical Education and
RESOURCES Health 8 Health 8 Health 8 Health
References:
IV. PROCEDURES
Unlocking of difficulties Reviewing past lessons a. Reviewing past lessons factors Reviewing lesson on common Review on the different
A. Reviewing A. Disease Communicable disease that influence disease communicable disease communicable diseases.
Previous Lesson or B. Prevention B. Prevention / Control C. transmission.
Presenting the C. Control How to go away from 1. Environmental factor
New Lesson D. Communicable communicable disease 2. Socio-economic
Have you experience to a sick Difference between What can you do to make our Adapt the quotation that says Presentation of Criteria
B. Presenting person? How do you feel? What morbidity and mortality environment clean and keep “Ako ang Simula”
Examples/Instanc did your family do? Where did you ourselves free from disease?
es of the Lesson go?
Say something about. 1. How diseases transmitted? Discussion on Different Communicable Diseases Presentation of Infomercial
C. Discussing New 1. Health is wealth 2. a. direct transfer Leptospirosis AH1N1 Influenza per group.
Concepts and Prevention is better than cure b. Indirect transfer SARS Hand Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD)
Practicing New COVID 19 Chikungunya
Skills #1 Meningococcemia
Demonstrate personal 1. What are the modes of What are the common signs
D. Discussing New responsibility and healthful transmission? and symptoms of each
Concepts and practices to prevent and control diseases?
Practicing New communicable diseases.
Skills #2
How will you help your family in Evaluate yourself using How do we keep ourselves From the different diseases
F. Developing Mastery getting away from diseases? pictures / or diagram found in free from disease? like, ringworm, acne, warts,
(leads to p.323 athletes’ foot, jock itch and
Formative helminths
Assessment)
G. Finding Practical As a member of the family, what is Chain of infections – Explain it Create an infomercial about a Evaluation of output
application of your role in order that all members in in the class- Group activity particular communicable disease.
concepts and skills in the family will not get sick?
daily living
(contextuali- zation)
Healthy family makes healthy A healthy man is a wealthy To be healthy, wealthy, and Protecting oneself against .
H. Making community. Healthy community man. wise it all starts from communicable disease is a
generalizations makes healthy country. Healthy oneself like me. healthy habit.
and abstractions country makes healthy nation.
about the lesson
.
J. Additional
activities for
application and
remediation
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTIONS