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Grade 1 Stress Management Lesson Plan

The document outlines a lesson plan on stress management that has the objectives of identifying stressors and symptoms, determining healthy and unhealthy stress reduction solutions, and implementing healthy strategies. The lesson plan details the procedures of greeting students, reviewing a previous lesson, presenting a motivation activity, discussing stress and its types through a picture and questions, playing a song to reflect on, and assessing student learning.

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Grade 1 Stress Management Lesson Plan

The document outlines a lesson plan on stress management that has the objectives of identifying stressors and symptoms, determining healthy and unhealthy stress reduction solutions, and implementing healthy strategies. The lesson plan details the procedures of greeting students, reviewing a previous lesson, presenting a motivation activity, discussing stress and its types through a picture and questions, playing a song to reflect on, and assessing student learning.

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Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Rizal
DAEHAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY

Content Standard:
The Learners shall evaluate the areas of stress, how it affects their lives, and how
effectively dealing with stress can prolong and improve lives

Performance Standard:
The learners will apply the coping strategies on how to deal with stress.

Learning competency:
The Learners shall be able to value the importance of coping strategies in dealing with
stress.

I. OBJECTIVE/RATIONALE

At the end of this lesson, the learner will be able to:

a) Identify the major stressors in their lives and the symptoms they are
experiencing through small and large group discussions.
b) Determine the difference between healthy and unhealthy stress reduction
solutions through small and large group discussion.
c) Implement healthy stress reduction solutions into their daily lives through role
playing.

II. SUBJECT MATTER

Topic: Lesson 1: Stress Management


Materials: Visual Aids, Laptop and TV
References: USDA Stress Management:
[Link]
esfl_ms_cope_with_it.pdf

[Link]
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Other learning sources:


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III. PROCEDURE

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY


Daily Routine
A. Greetings

Good morning, class! Good morning ma’am Gleza!

B. Prayer

Let us all stand and start our day with a prayer. Student A, (The students will pray)
please lead the prayer.

Thank you, Student A.

C. Classroom Management
(The students will pick up the
Before you take your seats kindly pick up the pieces of trashes and they will arranged their
trashes under your chair and make sure that the chairs are chairs properly)
properly aligned.

D. Checking of Attendance
None ma’am, we are all present
Class secretary, who's absent today? today.

Good!

E. Checking of Assignment

Do we have any assignments? None ma’am.

F. Recall

Before we proceed to our lesson for today, let's have a


short review about what we have discussed yesterday.”

Student B, what was our lesson yesterday? It’s all about personal hygiene
ma’am.
What about personal hygiene?

(Student will state their answer)

Very good! Do you have any questions about it? None ma’am.

Since you already understood our lesson yesterday,


we can now proceed to our new lesson for today.

G. Motivation

But before that, we will first have an activity.

Activity: Wheel of Emotions

Procedure:

1. The students will use the wheel of emotions to


choose what kind of emotions they will portray.

2. The students will pick a line from the box.

3. After picking the lines from the box, they will act
them out in front of the class.

Now that you are already familiar with the different


emotions, we can now proceed to our discussion
today. But before that, let us take a look on a picture.
The girl in the picture looks
stressed.
What can you say about the picture?
Yes / No
Nice idea. Have you felt being stress?
(Student will state their answer.)
What makes you feel stress?
Yes / No
Well that’s a good point.

Did you know that there’s positive stress ?

H. Lesson Proper

Why am I asking these? I am asking these because


our lesson for today is all about stress management.
(Student will state their answer.)
What do you think is the importance of managing
stress?

Alright, great answer!

But before we proceed in our lesson we’re going (The students will going to listen
have an activity, we will going to listen to an OPM the song.)
Song entitle “LIFT UP YOUR HANDS” By: Basil
Valdez.

Try to reflect the song:

1. What is the message of the song?


2. How to you feel after listening the song? (Student will state their answer.)
3. How can the song helps you to manage stress?

Very good everyone!

Physical and emotional response to


What is Stress? a significant or unexpected change
of disruption in one’s life.

EUSTRESS, DISTRESS AND


What are the 3 types of stress? ANXIETY

(CONTINUATION OF DISCUSSION)

IV. ASSESSMENT
V. ASSIGNMENT

Common questions

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The educational tools proposed for teaching stress management include visual aids, laptops, and TVs. These tools facilitate learning by providing multiple modes of content delivery, which can cater to different learning styles and help students better understand and retain information about stress management strategies .

The 'Wheel of Emotions' activity helps students become more aware of different emotions and how these emotions correlate with stress. By acting out emotions derived from the wheel and discussing them, students can identify how these emotions manifest as stress responses, creating a foundation for understanding and managing stress effectively .

Understanding stress management is crucial for students because it equips them with the ability to evaluate stressors and apply effective coping strategies, which can improve not only their personal well-being but also their academic performance. Addressing stress proactively helps students maintain mental health, manage time efficiently, and foster resilience, which are essential skills for personal and academic success .

The primary objectives of the lesson on stress management are to enable learners to identify major stressors and symptoms through discussions, differentiate between healthy and unhealthy stress reduction solutions, and implement healthy stress reduction solutions in their daily lives through role-playing. These activities aim to make learners evaluate stress, understand its impact on their lives, and apply coping strategies to improve life quality .

Classroom management is integrated into stress management lessons by ensuring that the learning environment is organized and orderly. This is achieved by having students clean their space and align chairs, which can contribute to reducing stress and distractions, thereby creating a conducive environment for learning about stress management .

It is important for learners to implement stress reduction techniques in their daily lives to ensure that they can manage stress effectively, thus improving their overall mental health and quality of life. This practical application solidifies the theoretical knowledge gained and empowers students to handle real-life stressors proactively .

The song "LIFT UP YOUR HANDS" by Basil Valdez serves as a tool for stress management by encouraging reflection on its comforting message. Listening to the song is meant to induce calmness and provide an emotional uplift, which can help in reducing stress levels and highlighting the positive impact of music on mood and stress management .

The lesson uses a categorization model that divides stress into three types: eustress, distress, and anxiety. Eustress is considered positive stress, which can be motivating and beneficial, while distress is negative stress that can be harmful. Anxiety is a more severe reaction often impacting normal functioning .

Group discussions play a critical role in identifying stressors and symptoms as they facilitate open communication among learners, allowing them to share personal experiences and insights. This collaborative approach helps in collectively understanding and recognizing diverse stress factors and symptoms, thus enhancing personal and group learning experiences .

The lesson plan suggests that students differentiate between healthy and unhealthy stress reduction solutions through small and large group discussions. This approach allows students to engage actively, share experiences, and critically evaluate various coping strategies presented during the lesson .

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