5 5 S's of Good Housekeeping
Grade11 Home Economics 1 and 2
Daily Lesson Log
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School
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San Antonio National High
School
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Grade Level
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II
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Teacher
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Ma. Rica Brosa- Llaneta
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Learning Area
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T.V.L H.E. BPP
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Teaching Date and Time
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(M-Fri) 7:00-9:00 AM)
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Quarter
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First Quarter
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Monday
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I. OBJECTIVES
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A. Content Standards
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Orientation
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B. Performance Standards
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n/a
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C. Learning
Competencies/ Objectives Write the LC code for each
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n/a
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II. CONTENT
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III. LEARNING RESOURCES
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A. References
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Housekeeping Management (Revised Edition) by
Amelia Samson Roldan & Amelia Malapitan Crespo
Page 56-61
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1. Teacher’s Guide pages
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2. Learner’s Material pages
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3. Textbook pages
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4. Additional Materials for Learning
Resource Portal
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B. Other Learning Resources
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IV. PROCEDURES
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A. Reviewing previous lesson or
presenting the new lesson
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Showing
2 pictures
(1
organized and clean and the other is dirty and messy)
Question:
*What
can you say about the first picture? What about the second picture?
*How
would you feel if you will work in a place like in Pic 1? What about in
picture 2?
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What can you conclude based on your impression?
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B. Establishing a purpose for the
lesson
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Why do you
thing cleanliness and orderliness is important in offices and establishments?
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C. Presenting examples/ instances of
the new lesson
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Show the 1st
picture.
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What
do you think will happen to the employees in this office? Do you think they
are productive and efficient?
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Do
you think they finish their task on time? Why?
Show the 2nd
picture (ask the same questions)
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D. Discussing new concepts and
practicing new skills #1
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Discuss the 5 S’s of Good Housekeeping
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E. Discussing new concepts and
practicing new skills #2
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F. Developing mastery
(Leads to Formative Assessment 3)
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G. Finding practical application of
concepts and skills in daily living
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H. Making
generalizations and abstractions about the lesson
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Review
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What are the 5 S’s of Good Housekeeping?
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What does the ff. Japanese words mean?
SEIRE………… SORT
SEITON……..SYSTEMATIZE
SEISO………..SWEEP
SEIKETSU…..STANDARDIZE
SHITSUKE…..SELF- DISCIPLINE/SUSTAIN
* Why is the 5 S’s of Good Housekeeping Important?
* What are the benefits that we can get from observing the 5 S’s
of Good Housekeeping.
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I. Evaluating learning
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Same
Questions: Essay type
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J. Additional activities for
application or remediation
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V. REMARKS
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VI. REFLECTION
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A. No. of
Learners who earned 80% in the evaluation
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B. No. of
Learners who require additional activities for remediation who scored below
80%
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C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of
Learners who have caught up with the lessons
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No. of
Learners who continue to require remediation
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E. Which of
my teaching strategies worked well? h.Why did these work?
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MA. RICA B. LLANETA
T.V.L. H.E Teacher
MA. THER5ESA B. BURAC
SHS- Coordinator
Notes:
5 S’s of Good Housekeeping
5 S’s- a very systematic and rational approach to housekeeping
maintenance especially for offices and homes.
It
is a housekeeping program that originated from the Japanese and has now become
popularized
Housekeeping
guide around the world.
Objectives
of 5 S’s of Good housekeeping
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Keep in order in a work place, buildings, offices, other establishments
* Reduce waste
and save on cost
* Maximize work
efficiency and productivity
* Prevent
injuries, accidents and disease
* Protect the
integrity of files and documents
* Prepare the
grounds for further improvement
The 5 S’s stands for 5 Elements, namely:
Meaning
SEIRE………… SORT
SEITON……..SYSTEMATIZE
SEISO………..SWEEP
SEIKETSU…..STANDARDIZE
SHITSUKE…..SELF- DISCIPLINE/SUSTAIN
It is however important to add two more S’s that is:
S………………….Safety
S………………….Security
SEIRE- SORT - task of identifying
available files and materials and sorting out of what is necessary and what
needs to
be
disposed .
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all unnecessary papers, materials and files be removed from the work area to decongest the
Premises, reduce waste, maximize productivity and efficiency, create a
pleasant work environment
And make the job more manageable.
SEITON- SYSTEMATIZE- putting all necessary items in proper order and in proper place.
- the orderly and systematic arrangement of files and documents and
materials within one’s work
area.
SEISO- SHINE- The word “shine’ relates to a condition of cleanliness.
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This is made possible through regular cleaning , sweeping the floors, cleaning equipment, and
shovelling
out unused materials and debris on a daily basis.
- emphasizes the prevention of dirt and dust
accumulation by making it a habit of cleaning and
clearing away all dust and trash in one’s work area, sweeping floors,
dusting furniture,
removing spots and stains, eliminating sources of bacterial
contamination and most of all, practicing
“
clean as you go” CLAY GO ( outright disposal of trash after working)
SEIKETSU- STANDARDIZE- focuses on the discipline needed to a habit make the 5S’s .
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the set up of a system to ensure that high standard of good housekeeping is
maintained .
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the set up of a structure of work distribution and the formulation of standards
and procedures
are all part of the process of standardizing and maintaining order in
the work place.
SHITSUKE-SUSTAIN/SELF
DICIPLINE-
Sustaining the 5 S’s of good housekeeping means making it a way of life
,
doing them daily as a matter of habit.
SAFETY AND SECURITY
SAFETY- ensuring the safety of the employees in the workplace, ensuring
that confidential files and documents
are protected
from theft and from the access of the public; and that employees and clients
are protected
from safety
and security hazards.
SECURITY- ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability of data and information materials.
5 Elements to Effectively
sustain the 5 S’s
PARTICIPATION- Get involved, make the recognize what the company wants to achieve
and their important role
REWARD- Recognize efforts of individuals and groups, reward by using
praises, certificates and other means.
EDUCATION- Orient the people on the importance of 5 S’s, the key elements and
standards.
SANCTIONS – Show that you mean business. Monitor compliance, record deviations,
make people accountable for
The
result and let them face the consequences of unjustified deviations.
STRUCTURE- Identify the tasks to make 5S’s work, distribute the task of
individuals and committees, define
standards and procedures, set up schedules and deadlines; organize an
audit team or 5 S champs.
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