OBJECTIVE: Identify the effects of decaying materials on one’s health
and safety Look at the pictures.
Which of these materials that will decay quickly?
What about materials that will decay slowly? What do you think will happen to us if all these decaying materials will just be disposed anywhere in our community? WHAT TO DO: Get the survey form from your teacher and discuss the contents with your groupmates. Each group will going to have a survey form to answer. Pick one of your member and interview them based on questions written in the survey form. After gathering data, discuss with your group your findings and report them in class. SURVEY FORM Name (Head of the Family)__________________________________ Age __________ Gender _____________ Address________________________________________________ Occupation _____________________________________________ How many members are there in the family?____________________ How many children?______________________________________ With toilet? Yes _____ No _____ How many _______________ What kind of trash is found in the household? ___________________________ Where is their trash located? ________________________________________ What illness/diseases have members of the family suffered for the past years? ________________________________________________________________ What were done to treat the illness/disease? ____________________________ What are being done to prevent the spread of the disease? _________________ DATA CHART Household ______________________________________ Specific Area in the Community _____________________ Non-decaying Decaying Ways of Possible effects materials seen in materials seen in disposing waste om the health of the area the area materials the family members Answer these: • How many member of different households did you survey? • Where did each of the households throw their decaying garbage? • Where did they throw their non-decaying garbage? • What could be the effects of their practice of disposing garbage to their health? • What illness/disease have members of the family living in the area suffered? • What did you learn from this activity? Lesson 5 – Day 2 Objective: Describe the physical state of people exposed to decaying materials Let’s Recall… • What was our activity yesterday? • What can you say about the place they live in? • Was the place they live in is crowded? • How many families were you able to survey that live in that place? Let’s Recall.. • How many members are there in each family? • Was there a toilet in every household? • What can you say about the trash in their place? • Where did the people throw their garbage? • What do you think will happen to the people living in that kind of place? • What did you learn in your activity? • What are the effects of decaying materials to one’s health and safety? •Decaying materials when not disposed properly causes pollution. •Pollution is harmful to one’s health. •Pollution is one thing that can seriously interfere with the proper functioning of our body. Identify the following pictures POLLUTION Action or process of making land, water, air dirty and not safe to use. • People who live on the riverside often throw their garbage into the river. • Chemical wastes from factories pollute the rivers. • Polluted water contains harmful bacteria and chemical wastes that can make people sick. • Can people benefit from a compost pit? Explain your answer.
(Making a compost is one way of
depositing garbage properly. Waste materials that are made into compost are not harmful to one’s health and safety. Write a reflection. Complete the statement below: To combat the diseases brought by exposure to decaying materials in my environment, I wil __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ 1. How can you make your environment a pleasant place to live in? 2. Present your answer through an illustration. Bethsaida V. Berdin Cainta Elementary School
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