Q2 - W4 Science 5

SCIENCE 5
Modes of
Reproduction in
Animals
Q2_Week 3
REVIEW
– What happens during
one menstrual cycle and
why is it important to
reproduction?
ENGAGEMENT
– Animals cannot live forever. Like

humans, animals also need to
reproduce. They have also their
own reproductive system that
makes them able to do such life
process. Most of them performs
sexual reproduction involving male
and female animal.
– In this way, extinction is prevented and
diversity is maintained in nature.
Producing new animals may mean
food supply to other organisms. It may
also signal the continuous existence of
certain species.
ENGAGEMENT
– This lesson will help you understand how animals

produce their offspring (new young). Doing the different
activities of this lesson will direct you to describe the
reproduction depending on the level and type of
animals.
– Animals have the means to
increase their number
through reproduction. This is
to preserve their species and
to help in keeping the nature
balance ay they interact with
other animals. Different
animals have unique modes
of reproduction.
– It can be noticed that some
animals can reproduce in
large numbers like insects,
pigs, dogs and frogs while
some animals can not. On
the other hand, those big
animals generally reproduce
in fewer number.
EXPLORATION
Learning Task 1:
– What are the animals that can reproduce in large

number?
– Why do you think they can reproduce in large
number?
– What are the animals that reproduce in fewer
number?
ELABORATION
– Most of the animals like cats, dogs,
butterflies, frogs and the like need a male
and a female to reproduce. This is called
sexual reproduction. Sexual reproduction is
a process of creating offspring with the
participation of sperm cell from male parent
and egg cell from the female parent.
– Reproduction involves the transfer of
characteristics of parents to their
offspring or young. During
fertilization (meeting of egg and
sperm cell), genetic materials like
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) are
shared by the parents to produce
new organism that may either be
possessing unique characteristics or
having an exact copy of what the
parent has.
– In sexual reproduction, new animal
with a set of unique characteristics
is produced. This means that the
offspring is quite different from its
parents. Sexual reproduction
always involve the presence of
sperm cell and egg cell. These two
cells carry the genetic materials
from the father and mother
respectively.
– Dogs, cats, mosquitoes and butterflies
reproduce sexually. Among these
animals, sperm and egg cells meet
inside the body. This called internal
fertilization. Unlike among frogs, they
also reproduce sexually but
fertilization occurs in the water or
outside the body. External fertilization
happens when both male and female
frog release sperm and egg in the
water to form fertilized eggs.
– Animals may also
reproduce asexually.
Asexual reproduction
only needs one parent.
Most common activities
under asexual
reproduction are
budding and binary
fission.
– Budding happens
when a new animal is
produced through
outgrowth parts of the
parent. Aquatic
animals like hydra and
jellyfish are doing this
process.
– On the other hand,
binary fission which is
performed by sea
anemone occurs when
the parent animal
divides into two. It
means one animal
(parent) results into two
new individuals.
– In general, animals may
reproduce sexually and
asexually depending on the
species. Generally, higher
species (complex organism)
performs sexual reproduction
while those lower species
(simple organism) shows
asexual reproduction.
–Fragmentation is
the breaking of an
individual into
parts followed by
regeneration.
– Different modes of asexual
reproduction are budding,
binary fission,
fragmentation and
parthenogenesis.
Parthenogenesis is a form
of asexual reproduction in
which an egg develops into
an individual without being
fertilized.
– Fertilization inside and outside the
body are the two general modes of
sexual reproduction. The expected
offspring may have separate (single)
sex or combined sexes depending on
the species. Unique individual
possessing different characteristics is
produced in sexual reproduction
because the genetic materials of the
parents are blended (combined).
– Through the process, the
offspring is thought to
give sexually reproducing
individuals with greater
fitness to be mechanism
to survive and reproduce
in an unpredictable or
changing environment.
– On the other hand, asexual
reproduction produces offspring
that are genetically identical to the
parent because the offspring are all
clones of the original parent. A
single individual can produce
offspring asexually and large
numbers of offspring can be
produced quickly.
Three ways by which animal
reproduce:
OVIPAROUS animals are those in

which the development of an embryo
within an egg occurs outside the
mother’s body. Like chicken and
turtles, they lay eggs to develop and
hatch later.
The time between the
laying of egg and the
hatching of the young is
called the incubation
period.
Three ways by which animal
reproduce:
VIVIPAROUS animals like cats

and goats give live birth. The
developing young spend more
time within their mother’s
body.
The period between
fertilization until the birth of
live young is called
GESTATION.
OVOVIVIPAROUS animals are
those in which the development of
an embryo inside an egg is within
the mother’s body until it hatches.
● Reptiles: some snakes and lizards (families
Xantusidae and Scincidae).
● Amphibians: newts and salamanders.
● Fish: sharks, stingrays and several types of
small fish like guppies.
2 Modes of Reproduction
1.Sexual Reproduction
2.Asexual Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
1.Internal fertilization
2.External Fertilization
Asexual Reproduction
1.Budding
2.Binary Fission
3.Fragmentation
4.Parthenogenesis
Learning Task 2:
Identify whether the following animals are reproducing
sexually. Write TWO PARENTS if the animal shows sexual
reproduction. Otherwise, write SINGLE PARENT.
__________1. dolphin
__________2. sea anemone
__________3. housefly
__________4. earthworm
__________5. starfish
Learning Task 2:
__________ 6. horse
___________7. clownfish
__________ 8. panda
___________9. sponges
___________10. cow
Learning Task 3: Study the figures below. The first picture shows a frog
in its natural environment. The second picture shows a pregnant dog.
Describe how a
frog grows. Why
do you think the
eggs are found in
the water? Where
do you think
fertilization
happens?
Describe how a
dog grows.
Describe their
mode of
reproduction.
GENERALIZATION
– How does sexual reproduction in animals

take place?
– How do some animals reproduce with only
one parent?
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SCIENCE 5

– Animals cannot live forever. Like

– This lesson will help you understand how animals

– What are the animals that can reproduce in large

OVIPAROUS animals are those in

VIVIPAROUS animals like cats

– How does sexual reproduction in animals

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