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I-Objectives:
* Tell the different elements of poetry.
* Recite a grown-up poem to the class.
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B.1. The learners will listen to a song, " That's What Friends are for" by Dionne
Warwick.
( Video intricate pattern of sound and imagery).
The learners will answer the following questions.
A L L I T E R A T I O N
S A M J S L H G E S A T
Y B E K T I Y H M T B J
M C T L U M T I E U C K
B D A M V I H J H V D L
O E P N W S M E T E R M
L F H O X A D K O W E N
I G O P Y B E L P X F O
S H R H Y M E M O Y G P
M I Q R Z C F N R Z H Q
D. APPLICATION
* Rearrange the jumbled letter-word to form the correct word using its meaning.
Each word is an element of poetry.
1. M E H R Y - the last words of the line's match with each other in some form.
2. M O L Y S B I M S - used to express the deep hidden meaning behind the
words.
3. T R E E M - the syllables match with each other.
4. M H Y T R N - the music made by the statements of the form.
5. M I E L I S - a method of comparison using the words "like" or "as".
6. M E T H E - what is poem all about.
7. T R A M E H O P - a method of comparison using the words "like" or "as".
8. T R A I L T E A L O N I - several words in the sentence may begin with the same alphabet on
syllable sound.
IV- Assessment:
THE POEMS "I GREW UP WITH"
* Let the learners recall their favorite poems when they were still kids. Request
them to recite the poem to the class.
V- Assignment:
* Read and answer comprehension question on pages 127-128
Reference: Going Beyond , English Workbook Series
by : Rogelio L. Marmol