What do you say? 1. Students talk about their daily routine (1) and elicit what they remember. They should then look at the sentences in their books and find the appropriate phrase(h) in the second column
Objectives When the learners finish learning this unit, they should be able to talk about daily routines talk about likes and dislikes 6.3 Likes and dislikes
A. What do you say? 1. Introduce the activity. Q: How do you introduce yourself? 2. Alone or in pairs, learners match the remaining functions to the actual words. Content
Reproductive System a Sex, Gender, Reproduction Germ Cells: sperm and ovum Haploid) Sex hormones. Male---Androgens(Testosterone) Female---Estrogen, Progestogen Developmental stages: infant, child, puberty, adult, menopause and old
▪ component urinary organs: kidneys micturition organs: ureter, bladder and urethra ▪ function ✓ discharge metabolite ✓ regulate the balance of water and electrolyte ✓ endocrine function: renin, erythropoietin, prostaglandin
General outline skin is the biggest organ of the human body is composed of epidermis dermis and some accessory organs the function of the skin: barrier and protection