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This lesson plan discusses kinship in a Grade 11 social studies class. Students will define and discuss different types of kinship like kinship by blood and marriage. They will draw pictures of their own families and discuss which kinship systems they fall under. Through a group activity using freeze frames, students will learn about concepts like descent, lineage, endogamy, exogamy, monogamy, and polygamy. By relating kinship to their own families, students will understand how kinship structures society's social institutions.

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This lesson plan discusses kinship in a Grade 11 social studies class. Students will define and discuss different types of kinship like kinship by blood and marriage. They will draw pictures of their own families and discuss which kinship systems they fall under. Through a group activity using freeze frames, students will learn about concepts like descent, lineage, endogamy, exogamy, monogamy, and polygamy. By relating kinship to their own families, students will understand how kinship structures society's social institutions.

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JOCSON COLLEGE INC.

Senior High School Departnment

A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN SOCIAL STUDIES SENIOR


HIGH SCHOOL GRADE 11

KINSHIP

PREPARED BY:

CLARISSE ANNE C. SUDIO


A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN SOCIAL STUDIES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADE 11

KINSHIP
I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students were able to;
a.) define the different kinship;
b.) discuss the different kinship;
c.) relate the kinship to the real life experiences of the students.

II. SUBJECT MATTER


a. Topic: Social Institutions
b. Materials: Powerpoint Presentation

c. References: Grade 11, Module

III. PROCEDURES
A. PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES
a. Prayer
b. Greeting
c. Attendance

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY

d. Motivation

Before we start our discussion, let’s have an


activity. On a one whole sheet of paper, please
draw your concept of family and what are the
roles of each family member in your family.
I’ll only give 5minutes to finish the activity.
(Do the activity)
Who wants to share his family?
(Sharing of the students)

Excellent! Let’s see on the discussion which


part does their family falls under.
B. DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES

a. Presentation

Based on the activity you did, what do you


think will be our lesson for today?

Very Good! Social Institutions


b. Discussion

Today, we’ll be talking about social


institutions starting with KINSHIP.

What do you know about the word kinship?


Kinship is one of the main organizing
principles of society

This institution establishes relationships


between individuals and groups. People in all
societies are bound together by various kinds
of bonds.
Brilliant!

There are different kinds of kinship.


1. Kinship by Blood
2. Kinship by Marriage

To further understand these kinds of kinship,


we will have an activity.
Name of the Activity: 1, 2, 3 Freeze!
Procedure
1. The class will be grouped by two.
2. Each group will be given a paper as their
reference.
3. The group will form a picture based on their
given topic.
4. Each picture will have a representative to
explain the picture that they made.

Group 1
Kinship by Blood

Descent- refers to a biological relationship.


Lineage- refers to the line where one’s descent
is traced.
Group 2.
Kinship by Marriage

Endogamy- is the practice of marrying within a


specific ethnic group.
Exogamy- is the custom of marrying outside a
community, clan or tribe,
Monogamy- refers to the marriage of sexual
partnering practice where the individual has
only one male or female partner or mate.
Polygamy- refers to the practice of having
more than one partner or sexual mate.

Very well done! All of you deserve a clap

C. CONCLUDING ACTIVITIES
a. Generalization
Who wants to share his knowledge for today’s
discussion?
Kinship is one of the main organizing
principles of society

Descent- refers to a biological relationship.


Lineage- refers to the line where one’s descent
is traced.
Endogamy- is the practice of marrying within a
specific ethnic group.
Exogamy- is the custom of marrying outside a
community, clan or tribe,
Monogamy- refers to the marriage of sexual
partnering practice where the individual has
only one male or female partner or mate.
Polygamy- refers to the practice of having
more than one partner or sexual mate.

Excellent

b. Application/Valuing

Based on the image that you draw earlier, what


kind of kinship do you have in your family?
(Opinions of the students)
If you will create your own family in the
future, whatkind of kinship will you fall under?

(Opinion of the students)

IV. EVALUATION
Get a whole sheet of paper and explain the statement (10-30 sentences)
“Family is a factory that develops and produces human personalities”

V. ASSIGNMENT
Read about family and households.

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