SEMI DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN BIOLOGY

I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
1. Identify the different types of plant tissues.
2. Enumerate the functions of the different types of plant tissues.
3. Know the importance of plant tissues.
4. Illustrate the different types of cell that makes up plant tissues.

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Plant Tissues

Reference: Introduction to Biology
Materials: Visual Aids

III. Strategies

A. Daily Routine
Prayer, Greetings, Cleanliness of the classroom, Checking of Attendance
B. Motivation
ILONG 2X Plant version

III. Lesson Proper

Discussion

Concepts:

Plant tissues are made up of cells with different specialized functions.

Two General Types of Plant Tissues

1. Meristematic tissues or meristem consists of immature or undifferentiated cells and are

regions of active cell division. They are usually located at the tips of the stems and roots.
These tissues are responsible for the increase in the height and the diameter of the plant.

2. Permanent Tissues consist of mature and differentiated cells performing a specialized

function.

a. Surface Tissues are tissues found in the outermost layer or covering of the plant
body and responsible for the protection of the plant. The epidermis and cork cell forms
these tissues.
b. Fundamental Tissues are found in any organ of the plant and are composed of
different types of cells which are the Parenchyma cells, Collenchyma cells and
Schlerenchyma cells. It also functions as storage for substances, Photosynthesis,
strengthening and support of the plant.
c. Vascular Tissues are conducting tissues of plants.These are the tissues responsible
for the transport of substance inside the plant body. The cells that make up these
tissues are the Phloem and Xylem.
Activity
Students will be asked to illustrate a type of cell or tissue found in plant tissues and give its
function.

Generalization
- What are plant tissues?
- How are plant tissues different from one another?
- How does the plant tissues affect the organs of the plant?

Valuing
- What will happen to the plant if a plant tissue is removed?
- Why is it important to study plant tissues?

IV. Evaluation
Direction: Encircle the correct answer.

1. A type of plant tissue that functions as storage for substances, Photosynthesis,

strengthening and support of the plant.
A. Meristematic tissues
B. Permanent tissues
C. Fundamental tissues
D. Vascular tissues

2. A type of plant tissue which consists of immature and undifferentiated cells and are
regions of active cell divisions.
A. Meristematic tissues
B. Permanent tissues
C. Fundamental tissues
D. Vascular tissues

3. A type of plant tissue which consists of mature and differentiated cells performing a
specialized function.
A. Meristematic tissues
B. Permanent tissues
C. Fundamental tissues
D. Vascular tissues

4. It found in the outermost layer or covering of the plant body and responsible for the
protection of the plant.
A. Vascular tissues
B. Fundamental tissues
C. Surface tissues
D. Meristematic tissues

5. It responsible for the transport of substances inside the plant body.

A. Vascular tissues
B. Fundamental tissues
C. Surface tissues
D. Meristematic tissues

V. Assignment

1. Cite atleast 10 examples of Philippine medicinal plants. Discuss how we utilized the
different tissues of these plants as an alternative medicine.