Trends: Effects of Consumption and Production Patterns on Climate Change

This is a lesson on the effects of Consumption and Production to the daily lives of individual and the environment.

1. TRENDS, NETWORKS AND CRITICAL THINKING IN THE 21 ST CENTRUY February 28, 2025/ 8:30-9:30 v

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3. C hecking of Attendance.

4. House Rules! Always be kind Be respectful at all times Raise your hand to speak Ask questions Listen Carefully Help each other Learn from mistakes Always do your best Say, Let’s Go

5. Review: TheThree Rs Direction: Segregate the materials that are displayed on the table. Place them in the proper trash bins. In a simple way, how we can show care for our environment? What are the three Rs? Where do we usually buy these items?

6. Motivation: Let’s Plan for 3Gs Grocery What does the quotation mean? What do you call a person who buys in the grocery store, aside form the term customer? What do you call the items that the customers buy in the stores? What do you think is our topic for today? Go Foods – Energy Giving (Carbohydrates/ Fats) Grow Foods – Body Building (Proteins, Iron, Calcium) Glow Foods – Protection (Vitamins, Minerals, Antioxidants)

7. OBJECTIVES: 2 2 Perfect! Compute the value of items traded in the barter place. Explain the relationship of overconsumption and over-production to our lives and the environment. Perform a mock 3Gs grocery using the cash accumulated from the barter.

8. ACTIVITY: Let’s Do Barter! 2 2

9. ACTIVITY: Let’s Do Barter! 2 2 Direction: Each Group shall consolidate their available materials at hand. The available materials can be exchange for cash to purchase the grocery items on the later part of the session.

10. ANALYSIS: 2 2 QUESTIONS: Why is there a need for cash or money when doing grocery? What are the things to consider before doing grocery shopping?

11. ANALYSIS: 2 2 QUESTIONS: Why is there a need for cash or money when doing grocery? What are the things to consider before doing grocery shopping? Direction: Make a word cloud using an online tool in answering question number 2. Log in to AhaSlides

12. ABSTRACTION: Consumption or Production? 2 2

13. Consumption? 2 2 -refers to the act of using or utilizing goods and services to satisfy our needs and desires. It includes the processes of purchasing, utilizing, and enjoying products or services. Like: food, clothing, electronics, entertainment.

14. Production? 2 2 -means development and creation of goods and services using resources. It is the physical output of manufacturing or service company. It involves three processes – raw materials, work in process and finished goods. Examples: canned goods, factory, cars, electronics, etc …

15. ABSTRACTION: 2 2 What do you call if there is excessive or too much product being produced or being consumed? OVERCONSUMPTION OVER-PRODUCTION

16. ABSTRACTION: 2 2 What will happen to the human community if there is overconsumption and over-production of goods?

17. APPLICATION: 2 2 Direction: Each group will have a chance to have their 3Gs grocery at the store. Your task is to purchase an items that are part of the Go, Grow, Glow foods only.

18. GENERALIZATION: 2 2 Direction: Each group shall compare their 3Gs Grocery list VS Receipt to see if they have accomplished their target, and check if they have not exceeded in their budget. Guide questions: What is the importance of listing and budgeting? Why is it important to be mindful of consumption and production?

19. ASSESSMENT: True or False 2 2 Direction: Identify the following statements if it is true or false. Write your answer in a ¼ piece of paper.

20. ASSESSMENT: True or False 2 2 1 st Statement The perception, abundance of harvest of fish during the Tuna Festival in Gensan indicates that there is an unlimited supply of Tuna in the Sarangani bay.

21. ASSESSMENT: True or False 2 2 2 nd Statement A consumer is someone who makes the product out from a raw material and sells it on the market.

22. ASSESSMENT: True or False 2 2 3 rd Statement Overconsumption means that there is an excessive number of products available on the market.

23. ASSESSMENT: True or False 2 2 4 th Statement In simple terms, over-production means that there is an excessive amount of goods or products being produced and it's flooding the market.

24. ASSESSMENT: True or False 2 2 5 th Statement Consumption is an act of using goods and services to satisfy the needs of an individual.

25. ASIGNMENT: 2 2 Direction: In a ½ crosswise piece of paper, list down the items or products that are available in your respective households.

26. 2 2 THANK YOU!