Semi Detailed

Lesson Plan
Science and
Health VI
Submitted by: Toscano, Elma Clarissa G.
BEED 3C
Submitted to: Prof. Estelita Reyes
I. Objectives
At the end of 30-minute period, with the use of video presentation,
100% of the pupils should be able to do the following with 75% success:

a. classify the types of symbiosis

b. draw the different type of symbiosis
c. value the importance of symbiosis in the ecosystem

II. Subject Matter

a. Topic: Types of Symbiosis
b. Reference: Into the future: Science and Health pg. 60-61
c. Materials: Video clip, Photo cube and visual aids
d. Teaching method: Inductive Method

III. Procedures
A. Preliminaries
1. Routine
2. Health Inspection
3. Review
 What is predation? (Predation is a biological interaction
where a predator (an organism that is hunting) feeds on its
prey (the organism that is attacked.)

B. Lesson development
1. Activity
 Motivation
“Symbiosis Song”
Symbiosis is the relationship between the organisms
There are 3 types of Symbiosis that found in the ecosystem
Chorus:
Parasitism is relationship between organisms;
the one is benefit but the other is harmed
 Commensalism is relationship between organisms;
the one is benefit but the other is not harmed
And the relationship that both organisms benefit
is what we called Mutualism
And that’s the types of symbiosis, uh-oh.
 Activity
- Video clip showing (Types of Symbiosis)
- Photo cube (Pictures of different types of symbiosis)
2. Analysis
 The video is all about what?
 Which pair shows parasitism?
 The orchid and the tree shows what type of symbiosis?
 Which pair shows mutualism?
 What is the importance of symbiosis in the ecosystem?

3. Abstraction

Symbiosis is a relationship
between two organisms.

Parasitism is a type of relationship in

There are 3 types of symbiosis:
Parasitism, Commensalism and
Mutualism.
Commensalism is a type of
relationship in which one benefits
and the other one is not harmed.
The examples are Tree and
Orchids, Tree and Birds, Frog and
Water Lily.
which one organism benefits and the
other harmed. The examples are Human
and Mosquito, Human and Leeches,
Carabao and Ticks, Girl and Lice, Dog
and Sleas, Human and Tapeworm.
Mutualism is a type of relationship
in which both organisms benefit. The examples
are Bee and flower, Butterfly and flower,
Carabao and bird.

 Any insights
Symbiosisabout our lesson?
is important to have a
balance in the ecosystem.
  What are the three types of symbiosis?
 What is the importance of symbiosis in the ecosystem?

4.Application
 The class will be divided into 3 groups and they will draw
the type of symbiosis assigned to them and present to the
class. ( 3 minutes for preparation and 2 for presentation)
 The pupils will say something about their presentation.

IV. Evaluation
Direction: Write P if the picture shows Parasitism, C if the picture shows
Commensalism and M if the picture shows Mutualism. Write your
answer before the number.

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V. Assignment
Give two (2) examples of each type of symbiosis and draw it in your notebook.