Week 5 Law Tle6 Agriculture

Learning Activity Worksheets (LAW)
Second Grading
Agriculture
TLE6
Name:_________________________________________Score:_______________________
Grade/Section:_________________________________Teacher:______________________
Systematic and Scientific Ways of Caring Orchard Trees/Seedling

such as Watering, Cultivating, Preparing and Applying Organic
Fertilizer
Week 5
ACTIVITY 1
DIRECTIONS: Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false.
_____1. Seedlings do not need care because they will grow better when left alone.
______2. Cultivating the land is necessary to help promote the growth of roots and
absorption of nutrients.
______3. Any substance can be added to the soil to promote the healthy growth of plants.
______4. Organic fertilizers take too long to prepare but these are effective for the growth of
healthy plants.
______5. Using organic pesticides is more advisable because they are not harmful to humans
and other animals.
______6. Indirect planting of seeds or parts of the plant directly to the soil.
______7. There are three ways of planting.
______8. Direct planting is transferring of seedling or part of a plant from its seed box or bag to
its permanent place.
______9. Cultivating the land is practiced to help promote the growth of roots and improve
aeration for fast absorption of nutrients by the soil.
_____10. The use of pesticide may be necessary to protect and prevent plants and trees from
getting damaged due to infestation.
LEARNING ACTIVITY WORKSHEETS
GRADE 6- ELEMENTARY AGRICULTURE
ACTIVITY 2
DIRECTIONS: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. A process wherein a ring of bark on a large branch is removed, the inner surface
scraped lightly and then wrapped with moist soil or moss covered with plastic or coco
husk and secured tightly on both ends with twine.
A. marcotting B. layering C. grafting D. cutting
2. A process wherein a branch or shoot touches the ground, develops roots and becomes
an independent plant.
A. marcotting B. grafting C. layering D. cutting
3. A process by which a scion is inserted into the rootstock to unite and grow as one plant.
A. marcotting B. grafting C. layering D. budding
4. This is also a form of grafting using a single bud.

A. marcotting B. inarching C. budding D. layering
5. It is a process wherein the scion is united with the rootstock.

A. marcotting B. inarching C. budding D. layering
6. These refers to stems or shoots emerging from portions of plants or trees.
A. runners B. suckers C. rhizomes D. seeds
7. Roots emerged from the surface from which new plant develops from buds.
A. rhizomes B. runners C. suckers D. cuttings
8. A sexual type of propagation, the most common as it is the easiest.
A. seeds B. runners C. suckers D. cuttings
9. A type of propagation which refers to a part of a plant that cut and propagated.
A. seeds B. marcotting C. runners D. cuttings
10. These are slim branches that grow from bases of stems running along the ground.
A. seeds B. runners C. marcotting D. cuttings
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1. Perform systematic and scientific ways of caring orchard trees/seedling such as watering, cultivating,
preparing and applying organic fertilizer.
Note to the Teacher: Perform systematic and scientific ways of caring orchard trees/seedling such as watering,
cultivating, preparing and applying organic fertilizer.
(Government Property. Not for sale)
ACTIVITY 3
DIRECTIONS: IDENTIFICATION: Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.
liquid fertilizer Inorganic organic humus manure compost
vermin compost compost pit basket compost green manure
________ 1. Natural fertilizer from decayed matter, animals, and other natural resources.
________ 2. Artificial fertilizer made from chemicals.
________3. Cultivating the soil towards the base of the plant.
________4. This is with the use of water pail and dipper or water sprinkler.
________5. This type of irrigation is very expensive because the water source is under the
ground.
_______6. Is a type of gardening that utilizes organic compost for fertilizer.

_______7. Is one way of planting where a seed is allowed to germinate in bags or boxes
before planting the soil.
_______8. Is the way of planting where the seeds of the plant or part of the plant is planted
directly to the soil.
_______9. Is a place where young trees are propagated and taken care of before they are
planted in the field.
_______10. This is the process of tilling or loosening the soil around the seedlings. This allows
for easy absorption of water and fertilizer in the roots of the seedling for faster
growth.
ACTIVITY 4
DIRECTIONS: Match column A and column B.
A B
_____ 1. comes from decayed plants a. basket compost
_____ 2. compost heap b. vermin compost
_____ 3. composting home garbage in container c. a compost pile
_____ 4. come from the waste of vermi d. green manure
_____ 5. comes from decomposed biodegradable e. compost

waste in pit
_____ 6. comes from decayed matters from plants f. inorganic

and animals mixed with soil.

_____ 7. Comes with animal waste such as livestock g. liquid fertilizer
( big animals and poultry waste.
_____ 8. Artificial fertilizer made from chemicals (liquid, h. humus

soluble and granular form).
_____ 9. Natural fertilizer from decayed matter, animals, i. manure

and other natural sources.
_____ 10. Made from the juice of plants and vermin

compost through the process of concoction j. organic
k. heap
ACTIVITY 5
DIRECTIONS: Surf the internet or read magazines, journals, book and other printed materials
on agriculture and research on big orchard farms in the country. Pick one
popular orchard farm and describe the farm, its location, its size, products
produced, type of orchard, number of workers, technology used in farming, and
other essential features. Write it on the box provided.
References:
● Life Skills Through TLE 6 – Learners Materials

● Google images
Prepared by:
Name: RUTH D. SANTOS – Teacher II
School: Pilar Village Elementary School


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Learning Activity Worksheets (LAW)

Systematic and Scientific Ways of Caring Orchard Trees/Seedling

A. marcotting B. layering C. grafting D. cutting

4. This is also a form of grafting using a single bud.

5. It is a process wherein the scion is united with the rootstock.

6. These refers to stems or shoots emerging from portions of plants or trees.

A. runners B. suckers C. rhizomes D. seeds

A. rhizomes B. runners C. suckers D. cuttings

8. A sexual type of propagation, the most common as it is the easiest.

A. seeds B. runners C. suckers D. cuttings

A. seeds B. marcotting C. runners D. cuttings

A. seeds B. runners C. marcotting D. cuttings

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liquid fertilizer Inorganic organic humus manure compost

vermin compost compost pit basket compost green manure

________ 2. Artificial fertilizer made from chemicals.

________3. Cultivating the soil towards the base of the plant.

_______6. Is a type of gardening that utilizes organic compost for fertilizer.

_____ 1. comes from decayed plants a. basket compost

_____ 2. compost heap b. vermin compost

_____ 3. composting home garbage in container c. a compost pile

_____ 4. come from the waste of vermi d. green manure

_____ 5. comes from decomposed biodegradable e. compost

_____ 6. comes from decayed matters from plants f. inorganic

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_____ 8. Artificial fertilizer made from chemicals (liquid, h. humus

_____ 9. Natural fertilizer from decayed matter, animals, i. manure

_____ 10. Made from the juice of plants and vermin

● Life Skills Through TLE 6 – Learners Materials

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