Republic of the Philippines

QUIRINO STATE UNIVERSITY- MAIN CAMPUS

College of Teacher Education

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION

A Detailed Lesson Plan in Craft Design

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the student is expected to:
a. discuss the Philippines raw materials that are commonly used in
handicraft.
b. identify the different craft made out of Philippine industrial raw
materials.
c. value the importance of the craft made out of raw materials
II. SUBJECT MATTER
A. Topic: Philippines industrial raw materials
B. Strategies: Lectured and learner – centered activities
C. Materials: Laptop, PowerPoint Presentation, Tv and pictures.
D. Values Integration: cooperation and discipline
E. Subject Integration: Arts
III. PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity
Students Activity
A. PRELIMINARIES

1. Greetings
Good afternoon class!
2. Prayer
3. Checking of attendance
Who’s absent for today?
4. Review of the past lessons

Last meeting, what was our lesson

class? Ma’am about raw materials used in
handicraft.
Yes, very good!

What are those raw materials used?

Ma’am bamboo, rattan, coconut shells
Very class! and abaca.

B. MOTIVATION
Do you want to play a game class?
Yes ma’am!
I have here a die, and we will play a
game called "The Dice Challenge.".

Instruction: Group yourselves into two Student doing the activity

and choose a representative for each
group. The dice will be rolled, and in 3
seconds, whoever comes first to raise
the hand emoji will be given a chance
to answer. There will be a surprise
award after the game for those who
win.
Get ready class.
Very much ma’am!
Did you enjoy class?

C. LESSON PROPER Ma’am about the raw materials and

Based on the game you played, can the products made of it.
you guess our lesson for today?

Very good!

Our lesson for today is all about craft Almost every family in the Philippines
made out of Philippine industrial raw owns one or more handicraft products
materials. like baskets, brooms, feather dusters,
bamboo sofa set, cabinets, and other
furniture.

But before we proceed further, can

you give me commonly raw materials
used in making handicrafts.
Ma’am bamboo, abaca, rattan,
coconut shells, pandan leaves and
corn husk.
Very good,

I have here the materials commonly

needed in making handicrafts:

We have the Abaca. Who want to

read? known worldwide as Manila hemp.
Abaca fiber is obtained from the leaf
sheaths of the abaca (Musa textilis
Nee) and is considered as the
strongest among natural fibers. The
length of the fiber varies from 3 to 9 ft
or more, depending on the height of
the plant and the age of the leaf
sheath. The color of the fiber ranges
from ivory white to light and dark
brown.
What are the products made of abaca?
Who can give some examples?
Ma’am bags, baskets and sandals.
Yes, very good!
What about rattan?

Who wants to read?

is superficially similar to bamboo, but

distinct in that the stems are solid,
rather than hollow, and also in their
need for some sort of support. While
 bamboo can grow on its own, rattan
cannot. Many rattans are also spiny,
the spines acting as hooks to aid
climbing over other plants, and also to
deter herbivores. Rattans have been
known to grow up to hundreds of
meters long.
Yes, very good! What are the products
made from rattan?
Ma’am baskets,
Next is Bamboo?
Stems of bamboo plants are stronger
and flexible. Bamboo grows in all
parts of the country – in plains,
forests, hills and mountains.

Among the varieties of bamboo are the

spiny bamboo, kawayan China,
kawayan kiling, bikal and buho.

How about products made from

bamboo?
Ma’am bamboo sofa set, wall décor
and vases.

What about Coconut Shells

Coconut trees are abundant in the
Philippines. Coconut shells vary in
thickness and color depending on the
age of the nut. They are used for fuel.
and for manufacturing articles such
as buttons, pins, coin banks, lamp
shades, and flower vases.
What are Fibers?
They come from plants where fibers or
threadlike substances are extracted.
Fibers from coconut husks, buri,
maguey, pineapple, abaca, and
banana are used in making
mattresses, carpet, and seat pads.
I also have here Buri, who wants to
read?
It is a palm from which three kinds of
fibers, namely buri, raffia, and buntal,
are obtained. The buri palm has large
fan-shaped leaves with stout petioles
 ranging from 2 to 3 m in length. The
palm reaches a height of 20 to 40 m
and its trunk attains a diameter of 1
to 1.5 m. Of the buri fiber, buntal is
the one with the most impact in the
market.

What is Leather? is a material created through the

tanning of hides, skins and kips of
animals. Hides are skins from large
animals like horses and carabaos.
Skins come from such animals like
Alligators and goats. Kips are
obtained from undersized animals like
lizards. The tanning process converts
the putrescible skin into a durable,
long-lasting, and versatile natural
material for various uses.
What about Pandan leaves?

Pandan is an herbaceous tropical

plant that grows abundantly in
Southeast Asia. In Chinese, it is
known as "fragrant plant" because of
its unique, sweet aroma. The
cultivated plant, which is similar to
the palm, features upright bright
green leaves that are long, slender,
and spiky.

We have also Corn husk. What is

corn husk? Corn Husks are the outside green
leaves on a cob of corn, that we
usually peel off and discard.

What product we can make in corn Ma’am flowers and wall décor.
husk?

Good job!
D. ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY
Direction: Fill in the crossword puzzle
with the words missing from the
sentence below. Match the number of
the sentence to the boxes placed
across or down the grid. If filled out
correctly, the words will fit neatly into
the puzzle.

ACROSS
3. a piece of furniture that has doors and
 drawers and is often used for storage.
4. known worldwide as Manila hemp. and
is considered as the strongest among
natural fibers.
5. This are the things such as chairs,
tables, beds, cupboards, etc. that are put
into a house.
7. Filipinos use this for transportation
and farm work, food service and storage,
fishing and trapping, clothing and to carry
personal items.
8. They are used for fuel and for
manufacturing articles such as buttons,
pins, coin banks, lamp shades, and flower
vases.
10. It is a palm from which three kinds of
fibers, namely buri, raffia, and buntal, are
obtained.

DOWN
1. is superficially similar to bamboo, but
distinct in that the stems are solid, rather
than hollow, and also in their need for
some sort of support.
2. Are natural resources used to produce
or manufacture finished products for sale.
6. Stems are stronger and flexible. It
grows in all parts of the country – in
plains, forests, hills and mountains.
9. is a material created through the
tanning of hides, skins and kips of
animals.

E. GENERALIZATION

Again, what are the raw materials we Ma’am we have bamboo, rattan,
usually use in making handicrafts? coconut shell, corn husk and pandan
leaves.

Very good!

Can you give some handicraft product Ma’am bags, hats, shoes, baskets,
made from these raw materials. mats and chairs.

Yes, very good!

IV. EVALUATION
Essay
Direction: Explain the following questions briefly.

1. What is the importance of handicrafts to our life?

V. ASSIGNMENT

In a short bond paper, make a compilation of the different products made from
abaca, bamboo, rattan, corn husk, buri, leather, water lily, and pandan leaves.
At least five (5) pictures each.

Prepared by: Checked by:

MICHELLE D. TUGUINAY MARY GLO M. BONILLA

Student Teacher Cooperating Teacher