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B. Performance Consistently practices ways to Consistently practices ways to Consistently practices ways to Consistently practices ways to Consistently practices ways to
Standard maintain a healthy maintain a healthy environment maintain a healthy maintain a healthy environment maintain a healthy environment
environment environment
C. Learning Explains the effect of a noisy Suggests ways to control/manage Practices ways to Identifies some common diseases Practice ways to prevent and
Competencies environment noise pollution control/manage pests and caused by pests and rodents control pests and rodents
(write the LC Code) H6H-IIId-4 H6EH-IIIe-5 rodents to one’s health H6EH-IIIhi-8 H6EH-IIIj-9
H6EH-IIIhi-7
Environmental Health Environmental Health Sanitation Environmental Health Environmental Health Sanitation Environmental Health Sanitation
Sanitation Sanitation
II. CONTENT
C. Presenting Name some rodents and pest Groupings 10 Easy Tips to Prevent Mice and
examples/instances of the you can usually see at home. Form 3 groups. Each will write Rodents Inside the Home
lesson Types of Rats diseases that we can acquire from Simple Rodent Control Tips
1. Black Rats common pests like rodents. Fortunately, there are many ways
2. House Rat (reporting by group) homeowners can proactively
3. Brown Rat prevent and get rid of rodent
infestations in their homes:
Hygiene as a method
1. Install door sweeps on exterior
of pest control doors and repair damaged
When houses and screens.
yards are kept clean, 2. Screen vents and openings to
there is no food for chimneys.
pests and nowhere for 3. Seal cracks and holes on the
them to live and outside of the home, including
areas where utilities and pipes
breed, and this in turn
enter the home, using caulk,
means that there are steel wool or a combination of
few pests. both.
4. Store food in airtight
What is this picture tells us?
Pests can be containers and dispose of
Give examples of noise
controlled by garbage regularly.
pollution.
practising good 5. Keep attics, basements and
crawl spaces well ventilated
hygiene in the
and dry.
following ways: 6. Replace loose mortar and
Clean up after meals. weather stripping around the
Put food scraps in the basement foundation and
bin, and wash and dry windows.
7. Eliminate all moisture sites,
plates, cups, glasses,
including leaking pipes and
cutlery and cooking clogged drains that provide the
pots after use. perfect breeding site for pests.
Put all rubbish into the 8. Inspect items such as boxes,
bin grocery bags and other
Wrap all food scraps packages brought into the
tightly in paper before home.
9. Store firewood at least 20 feet
putting them in the
away from the house and keep
bin shrubbery trimmed and cut
Keep all the benches, back from the house.
cupboards and floors 10. If you suspect a pest
clean and free of food infestation in your home,
scraps contact a licensed pest
Regularly clean behind professional to inspect and
treat the pest problem.
stoves, refrigerators
If you spot evidence of a rodent
and other household infestation, do not hesitate to act
appliances to handle the problem. Rodents are
Keep food in known to reproduce quickly, and a
containers with tight- small problem can turn into a big
fitting lids issue overnight if left untreated.
Use the toilet
properly. Make sure
that all urine and
faeces goes into the
pedestal pan and that
the toilet is flushed
after use. Toilet paper
is the only kind of
paper that should be
flushed down the
toilet.
Make sure the toilet is
clean and the cistern
works correctly
Make sure that all
septic tanks and leach
drains are well sealed
Make sure that the
community rubbish tip
is operated correctly
with the rubbish being
buried regularly
Use flyscreens to stop
pests entering the
house and seal holes
around pipes
There is little point to
having a pesticide
program to control
domestic pests if the
relevant hygiene
factors are not
addressed as well. The
pests will soon return
if good hygiene is not
maintained.
D. Discussing new concepts and Groupings Groupings Groupings Discuss diseases from pests and
practicing new skills #1 Group the students into 3 Group them into 3 ask them to Form 3 groups rodents.
groups and be able to identify make slogans about noise They will enumerate ways on Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome
the scramble words that are pollution. how to prevent pests and collapsed
the causes/effects of noise (reporting by group) rodents at home. Rodent(s) involved
pollution.
CAUSES Deer mouse (Peromyscus
1. Tionzaindustria(indus maniculatus), Cotton rat (Sigmodon
trialization) Hispidus), Rice rat (Oryzomys
2. Roop banur ningplan palustris), White-footed mouse
(Peromyscus leucopus)
(poor urban
planning) how the disease spreads
3. Cialso stneve( social
events) Breathing in dust that is
4. Protationtrans ( contaminated with rodent urine or
Transportation) droppings
5. Tionconstar tiviesac Direct contact with rodents or their
(construction urine and droppings
activities) Bite wounds, although this does not
happen frequently
6. Holdhouse rescho
Hemorrhagic Fever with Renal
(household chores) Syndrome How the disease spreads
EFFECTS
1. RINGHEA Breathing in dust that is
LEMSPROB contaminated with rodent urine or
(HEARING droppings
PROBLEMS) Direct contact with rodents or their
urine and droppings
2. EHALTH SSUESI
Bite wounds, although this does not
(HEALTH ISSUES) happen frequently
3. PINGSLEEP The disease may spread through
ORDERDIS direct contact from person to
(SLEEPING person, but it is extremely rarely
DISORDER) Syndrome collapsed
4. VASCULARCARDI
Lassa Fever collapsed
O ORDERDIS
How the disease spreads
(CARDIOVASCUL
AR DISORDER) Breathing in dust that is
5. BLETROU contaminated with rodent urine or
TINGCOMMUNIC droppings
A (TROUBLE Direct contact with rodents or their
urine and droppings
COMMUNICATIN
Eating food that is contaminated
G) with rodent urine or droppings
6. SFFECTS NO Bite wounds, although this does not
LIFEWILD happen frequently
(EFFECTS ON The disease may spread through
WILDLIFE) direct contact from person to
person
Leptospirosis collapsed
how the disease spreads
Lymphocytic Chorio-meningitis
(LCM) collapsed
Rodent(s) involved
Virus
Worldwide
Agent
Bacteria
Worldwide
tularemia