PE and HEALTH 9 Q2 ROKGJRPEKGOERGKEROGPKRGPKR.pptx

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1. Good Day! Learners!

2. Pagtatanim Dance/ Planting rice dance Prepared by: Tr. Christian Jay Presidente Lesson

3. At the end of the lesson, the learners must have… identified the important measure of dance . understood the background of pagtatanim dance . executed the skills involved in the dance.

4. Before proceeding, make sure you answered worksheets “Preliminaries”

5. Are you done?

6. All About Pagtatanim Dance: Agriculture is one of the primary sources of livelihood in the Philippines. Rice is the considered as the most staple food of the Filipino.

7. Pagtatanim Dance is a kind of social dance which highlights the important activity of rice planting and the difficult task the Filipino farmers.

8. Pagtatanim Dance Counting : 1 measure = 1 and 2 Planting Rice Steps Time Measure Count Footwork Arms 2/4 1M 1, and 2, and Bend to plant with R hand, small R step back Stand straight to get seedling from L hand, close L foot to R

9. Pagtatanim Dance is a kind of social dance which highlights the important activity of rice planting and the difficult task the Filipino farmers. Quick S ummary

10. ASSIGMENT: Answer the following Activities from the module.

11. PERFORMANCE INSTRUCTION : Search a simple 1-2 minute video pagtatanim dance on youtube and video yourself wearing a costume dancing it.

12. Early submission will garner 20 Star Points! Deadline of the performance is on November 27, 2020

13. Wound Care, Bandaging, & splinting Prepared by: Tr. Christian Jay Presidente Lesson

14. At the end of the lesson, the learners must have… identified the types of wound and bandaging techniques. performed simple principle if wound care for minor cuts.

15. Wounds are damages in the skin that are secondary to external factors such as cuts or blows or due to a process that causes the break down of the skin. Wounds may be classified based on the level of tissue involvement or if they produce visible breaks in the skin.

16. Types of Wounds * Open Wounds * Closed Wounds

17. Open Wounds

18. Open Wounds Abrasion

19. Open Wounds Incision

20. Open Wounds Laceration

21. Open Wounds Puncture Wound

22. Open Wounds Ulcer

23. Closed Wounds

24. Closed Wounds Contusion

25. Closed Wounds Fracture

26. Principles of Wound Care Minor cuts and wounds do not need expert care and can be managed at home. 1. Wounds must be washed under clean running water to remove debris. 2. Wash with antibacterial agents and products with iodine. 3. If bleeding continues, put gentle pressure with a clean bandage for 5 minutes to stop.

27. Building Techniques Triangle of Forehead and Scalp

28. Building Techniques Cravat of Head or Ear

29. Building Techniques Cravat of Jaw

30. Building Techniques Cravat of Arm

31. Quick S ummary The types of wound are ______________ and ____________.

32. ASSIGMENT: Answer the following Activities from the module.

33. PERFORMANCE INSTRUCTION: Video your self acting like a nurse or doctor and you’re teaching your patients on how to take care “minor cut or wounds.”

34. Early submission will garner 20 Star Points! Deadline of the performance is on February 15, 2020