Division of City Schools


CULIAT HIGH SCHOOL


LESSON PLAN IN TVL-DRESSMAKING (NCII)

TOPIC/LESSON: PRODUCE CHILDREN'S WEAR: DESIGNS OF CHILDREN'S WEAR

TARGET LEARNERS: SHS Grade 11/12

CONTENT STANDARD: The learner demonstrates understanding on the principles of

designing and sewing children's wear (3rd Qtr)

PERFORMANCE STANDARD: The learner plan, design and sew children’s wear. (3rd Qtr)

LEARNING COMPETENCIES: LO 1. Draft and cut pattern for children’s dress

1.1.  Plan garment design

1.2.  Take client’s body measurement

1.3.  Draft basic/ block pattern

1.4.  Manipulate Pattern

1.5.  Cut final Pattern 


LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:

1. Identify the different designs of children's wear.

2. List the characteristics of a well-fitted children's wear.

3. List the types of fabrics suited for children’s dresses.

4. Identify the types of sleeves for children's wear.

4.1 Set-in

4.2 Puff

4.3 Bell

4.4 Butterfly

4.5 Angel

5. Identify the types of collars for children's wear.

5.1 Peter Pan

5.2 Sports

5.3 Sailors

5.4 Flat

6. Identify the types of skirts for children's wear.

6.1 Pencil

6.2 Balloon

6.3 Pleated

6.4 Shirred or Gathered

6.5 Peplum

6.6 Bubble

7. Distinguish the types of facing and interfacing.

8. Distinguish the types of pockets.

8.1 Patch

8.2 Seam

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LEARNING MATERIALS: K to 12 Home Economics – Dressmaking Curriculum Guide

May 2016

Competency-Based Curriculum from TESDA

Textbooks:

Rondilla et al (2017). Dressmaking Volume I;

Cruz (2013). TLE in the 21st Century I, III, IV;

Rojo and Navarro (2012). T.L.E. in the Global Community IV;

Villanueva and Navarro (2010). T.L.E. in the Global Community III;

de Guzman et al (1995). Technology and Home Economics III.

Internet Resources: Clothing Care Labels, Intertek Softlines Care

Label Recommendations, Consumer Act of the Philippines (RA

7394, 1992), SGS Revision of ASTM D5489-18 Standard Guide

for Care Symbols for Care Instructions on Textile Products

Visual aids, chalk/blackboard, TV/DVD player or computer/

projector, garment samples, label samples

TIME ALLOTMENT: 1 Session for 1.1 Plan Garment Design (8 Weeks for Lesson 01)

LESSON OUTLINE:

A. INTRODUCTION
DAILY ROUTINE
The session will start with a morning prayer and energizer (video clips will
be played)

The teacher will check the following:

1. Classroom settings

2. Proper uniform

3. Class attendance

4. Assignment (written or oral report)

B. MOTIVATION
Children's Wear (Show pictures)

Direction: Group the students/class into four (4) groups.

Using pen and paper, describe the features of the children's wear

PROCESS QUESTION

1. What have you learned from this activity?

2. What do you notice among the different children's wear?

3. Why do you need to know about children's wear?

4. How significant is it?

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 C. LESSON PROPER

1. Different designs of children's wear.

2. Characteristics of a well-fitted children's wear.

3.Types of fabrics suited for children’s dresses.

4. Types of sleeves for children's wear.

5. Types of collars for children's wear.

6. Types of skirts for children's wear.

7. Types of facing and interfacing.

8. Types of pockets.

D. APPLICATION

Plan for your children's wear. Try to sketch your concept of a children's wear.

What materials do you need to prepare?

E. EVALUATION

Let us test your knowledge. Prepare for a short quiz.

F. ASSIGNMENT

Search for a children's wear design that you would like to do as an individual

project.

G. REINFORCEMENT

Try to take the body measurement of a child in your household such as

your younger sibling. Produce a garment that will fit the child.

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Prepared by:

Ruth A. Salazar

SHS Subject Teacher

Checked by:

M.T. Bautista / M. Koolman

MTI TVL

Rio D.R. Demiao

SHS Academic Program Head/

SHS Assistant to the Principal

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