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    Lesson Plan MAPEH 8: Responsible Parenthood: I. Objectives

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    This lesson plan outlines how to teach students about responsible parenthood. The objectives are to explain the importance of responsible parenthood and factors for a successful marriage and family. It will examine the roles and responsibilities of parents in child rearing. Students will analyze how family size affects family health and propose ways to plan an ideal family size. Activities include a discussion on parenthood and family structures, grouping students to discuss their family structures, and a poster assignment on the roles of parents.

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    Lesson Plan MAPEH 8: Responsible Parenthood: I. Objectives

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    Lesson Plan

    MAPEH 8: Responsible Parenthood

    I. Objectives:

    At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to demonstrate the following:

     Explain the importance of responsible parenthood


     Analyze the factors contributing to a successful marriage and family life
     Explain the effects of family size on the health of the family
     Examine the important roles and responsibilities of parents in child rearing and
    caring
     Propose ways on how to plan an ideal family size.

    II. Subject Matter

    MAPEH 8 (Responsible Parenthood)

    III. Materials

     Books
     Visual Aid
     Video Clip Presentation

    IV. Procedure

    Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

    A. Preliminary Activity
     Prayer
     Checking of Attendance
     Lesson Proper
     Giving Activity

    B. Motivation
    - Greetings class! - Good Morning Ma’am!
    - Let’s play a game! It’s a game - Yes, Ma’am!
    called “Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down”. I will
    read statements. If you think the
    statement applies to you, Thumbs up, if
    not, Thumbs down. Are you ready class?
    - Then, the first one is, “My mom - Thumbs Up!!!!
    and Dad provide me with all the things
    I need”
    - Next is, “I get all the things I - (Thumbs Up!!!) (Thumbs Down!!!)

    want from my parents”


    - Thumbs Up!!!
    - And the last one is “My safety is
    the utmost priority of my parents”
    - About parents loving their children
    - Class, based from our little activity
    just now, what do you think is our next
    lesson?
    - Well, yes. You are correct! Our
    topic for today is all about responsible
    parenthood or how to become
    responsible parent.
    C. Discussion
    - What is parenthood? - Being a parent
    - Yes. Parenthood is the state of
    being a parent. Traditionally, it means
    being a mother or a father of the
    biological son. When adoption is involved,
    the parents are the legal father and
    mother of the child.
    - Parenthood is a great responsibility
    and a task. It is not a role which can be
    successfully played on the basis of
    chance. It is a status where responsible
    couples arrive at after making a decision
    of having a family.
    - Factors to consider when thinking
    of parenthood:
    1. Happiness and stability of the
    marriage.
    2. Physical and emotional readiness
    of both partners for parenthood
    3. Financial Stability.
    Family Structures:
    1. Nuclear Family- Parents w/ at least
    one child.
    2. Blended Family- Made of two families
    combined (ex. 2 single parents married).
    3. Couples- Families without children.
    4. Extended Family- include members
    such as grandparents, uncles, and
    cousins.
    5. Adoptive families- include one or
    more children who were born from
    another families.
    6. Single Parent- One parent with at
    least one child.
    D. Evaluation
    - Divide the students into two
    groups. Discuss about the family
    structure and collect information as
    to what type of family structure
    each member has. Consolidate the
    result and present it to the class.
    E. Generalization
    - Today we discussed about how to
    become a responsible parent. We
    discussed as to what are things to
    consider when planning to have a family
    in the future. And lastly, about the
    different family structures.
    V. Assessment

    Poster Making: Create a poster expressing the responsibilities and roles of parents in
    raising a child.

    VI. Assignment

    - If you were to build a family, how would you like it five (5) years from now?

    PREPARED BY:
    Wendy Dianne M. Manoles
    BPED 3

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