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Objectives: Point out the Objectives: Point out the Objectives: Point out the Objectives: Objectives:
distinguishing feature of a poem. distinguishing feature of a poem. distinguishing feature of a poem. Lesson(s): Lesson(s):
*determine the features of an *determine the features of an *determine the features of an
informative writing. informative writing. informative writing. References: References:
Lesson(s): Lesson(s): Lesson(s):
Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp.
a. Activity-Small Group a. Activity-Small Group a. Activity-Small Group

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Differentiated works. Task 10 Differentiated works. Task 10 Differentiated works. Task 10
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b. Analysis- students present their b. Analysis- students present their b. Analysis- students present their
group assigned tasks. Have others group assigned tasks. Have others group assigned tasks. Have others Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:

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point out the feature of the poem point out the feature of the poem point out the feature of the poem

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being presented by the group. being presented by the group. being presented by the group. Module pp. Module pp.

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c. Abstraction- The teacher c. Abstraction- The teacher c. Abstraction- The teacher REMARKS: REMARKS:

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elaborate the features being elaborate the features being elaborate the features being No. of Learners within No. of Learners within

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presented by throwing questions presented by throwing questions presented by throwing questions Mastery Level Mastery Level

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that would lead to the distinguishing that would lead to the distinguishing that would lead to the distinguishing
feature of each report. feature of each report. feature of each report.
No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing
d. Application- have the students d. Application- have the students d. Application- have the students Remediation / Remediation /

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make an example of poem using make an example of poem using make an example of poem using Reinforcements Reinforcements
rhyme, imagery, sound devices, rhyme, imagery, sound devices, rhyme, imagery, sound devices,
repetition, onomatopoeia repetition, onomatopoeia repetition, onomatopoeia Other Activities: Other Activities:
Grade 9 References: References: References:
Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp.
English
Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:
June 18-22 Textbook pp. 10-15 Textbook pp. 10-15 Textbook pp. 10-15
Module pp. Module pp. Module pp.
REMARKS: REMARKS: REMARKS:
No. of Learners within No. of Learners within No. of Learners within
Mastery Level Mastery Level Mastery Level

No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing


Remediation / Remediation / Remediation /
Reinforcements Reinforcements Reinforcements

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Objectives: Objectives: Objectives: determine the Objectives: Objectives:

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*determine how textual aids like *determine how textual aids like implicit/explicit signals used by Lesson(s): Lesson(s):

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advance organizers help in advance organizers help in the speaker to highlight

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understanding of a text. understanding of a text. significant points. References: References:

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a. activity- students watch 2012 a. activity- students watch 2012 a. activity- Give students lines Teacher’s Manual pp. Teacher’s Manual pp.

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film adapatation Life of Pi by film adapatation Life of Pi by from the movie theyhave

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Yann Martel and created a Yann Martel and created a watched. Allow them to use Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:

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timeline of events. timeline of events. signals to emphasize important Textbook pp. Textbook pp.
b. analysis-process question b. analysis-process question points in their lines. Module pp. Module pp.

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on page 59 task 8.1 on page 59 task 8.1 b. analysis- Have them identify
c. Abstraction- ask: 1. How c. Abstraction- ask: 1. How the best presenters and ask REMARKS: REMARKS:

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did you arrive at the correct did you arrive at the correct them what makes his/her No. of Learners within No. of Learners within
timeline of the movie? 2. How timeline of the movie? 2. How classmate the best in his/her Mastery Level Mastery Level
easy it is to understand the easy it is to understand the presentation of his/her line.
movie by looking at the timeline? movie by looking at the timeline? c. abstraction-ask processing No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing
3. What is the use of textual 3. What is the use of textual question and lead them to the Remediation / Remediation /
aids/ advance organizers for you aids/ advance organizers for you discussion of implicit and explicit Reinforcements Reinforcements
as a student. as a student. signals.
d. Application- Create a d. Application- Create a d. application- have the Other Activities: Other Activities:
timeline plan for yourself for 10 timeline plan for yourself for 10 students make his/her speech
years and show it to your years and show it to your about their stand on Federalism.
classmates. classmates. Allow them to make emphasis on
English 10 References: References: the presentation by using verbal
June 18-22 Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. and non verbal signals.
Teacher’s Manual pp. Teacher’s Manual pp. References:
Teacher’s Guide pp.
Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Manual pp.
d. Application- Create a d. Application- Create a d. application- have the Other Activities: Other Activities:
timeline plan for yourself for 10 timeline plan for yourself for 10 students make his/her speech
years and show it to your
classmates.
years and show it to your
classmates.
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about their stand on Federalism.
Allow them to make emphasis on
English 10 References: References: the presentation by using verbal
June 18-22 Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. and non verbal signals.
Teacher’s Manual pp. Teacher’s Manual pp. References:
Teacher’s Guide pp.
Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Manual pp.
Textbook pp. Textbook pp.
Module pp. Module pp. Learner’s Material Used:
Textbook pp.
REMARKS: REMARKS: Module pp.
No. of Learners within No. of Learners within
Mastery Level Mastery Level REMARKS:
No. of Learners within
No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing Mastery Level
Remediation / Remediation /
Reinforcements Reinforcements No. of Learners needing
Remediation /
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Objectives: EN9RC-Ic- Objectives:a. EN8LT-Ic- Objectives:ENWC-Ic- Objectives:EN9G-Ic-17:Use Objectives:EN9OL-Ic-1.15:
13.2:Take note of 14:Analyze 8:Distinguish normal and inverted Use the appropriate
sequence signals or literature as a between and word order in creative segmentals (sounds of English) and
connectors to means of among informative, writing the suprasegmentals or prosodic
determine patterns of enhancing the journalistic, and EN9G-Ic-18: Use features of speech when delivering
idea self b. EN8LT-Ic- literary writing interjections to lines of poetry and prose in a speech
EN9LC-Ic- 2.2:express appreciation for sensory EN9G-Ic- convey meaning. choir, jazz chants and raps
3.12:Paraphrase the images used 1.6/1.7:Use Lesson(s): EN9F-Ic-
text listened to Lesson(s): appropriate a. Activity- Have the students read 3.1:Produce the correct beat and
EN9VC-Ic- a. Activity- Reading of “The Day of punctuation marks again an article. rhythm in delivering jazz chants and
3.8:Infer thoughts, Destiny” from Morte D’Arthur by Sir and capitalization to b. Analysis- Ask students to raps
feelings, and Thomas Malory convey meaning share their insights on the article Lesson(s):
intentions in the b. Analysis- Lesson(s): that they have read. a. Activity- Choose your favorite
material viewed 1. Students work task 8 p.50 a. Activity- c. part of the text, The Day of Destiny.
development given in 2. Have the students 1. Group students into three (3) Abstraction- Show some examples With a partner, read the part aloud
a text accomplish the chart on sensory 2. Provide of the use of interjection in the using the correct pitch, juncture,
Lesson(s): images them with the handouts. 3. Instruct article and elicit the meaning convey stress, intonation, rate of speech,
a. Activity- ( Film viewing) The c. Abstraction- students to examine the three using interjection. volume and projection.
H.O.M.E. 1. Validate articles that they have read. d. b. Analysis- allow the
Let students watch the video their responses by checking the Application- Have the students studnets to observe others
b. Analysis- A. Have the students activity afterwards 2. Ask b. Analysis- accomplish the three charts on page performing and take note of the
summarize the contents of the video them to present their responses 1. Have them 54. Provide clarifications if good points and negative points with
B.Instruct them to use the before the class point out the distinguishing marks of necessary. regards to the delivery of the lines.
appropriate sequence signals or 3. Encourage students to have their each type then identify what type of Ask them to write at least 2 to 3
connectors feedbacks after each reading texts they are. sentence for each aspect. have c. Abstraction- Give
c. Abstraction- presentation 2. Introduce dash as them use normal and inverted word emphasis on the skills not mastered.
The teacher must present some key 4. To process the lesson one of the punctuation marks order in creative writing.
points on the use of these sequence thoroughly, you as the teacher 3. Present the sentences to the d. Application- Have
Grade 9 connectors (e.g. first, second, should also provide your feedbacks. students References: them perform again the lines in 3
English finally, lastly…) 5.Ask students how c. Abstraction- Teacher’s Guide pp.31 groups bearing the comments
June 25-29 d. important sensory images are in 1. Extract from them Learner’s Material Used: provided.
Application- As you have viewed poetry the rule for each sample statement Textbook pp. 53-54 References:
the video twice, summarize its writing 2. Write on the board the students Module pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. 31
contents using appropriate formulated statement REMARKS: Learner’s Material Used:
sequence signals. d. Application- Have 3. Elicit from the students its general No. of Learners within Textbook pp. 55
References: them view the text of The Battle function. Mastery Level Module pp.
The teacher must present some key 4. To process the lesson one of the punctuation marks order in creative writing.
points on the use of these sequence thoroughly, you as the teacher 3. Present the sentences to the d. Application- Have
Grade 9 connectors (e.g. first, second,
English finally, lastly…)
should also provide your feedbacks. students
5.Ask students how
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c. Abstraction-
References:
Teacher’s Guide pp.31
them perform again the lines in 3
groups bearing the comments
June 25-29 d. important sensory images are in 1. Extract from them Learner’s Material Used: provided.
Application- As you have viewed poetry the rule for each sample statement Textbook pp. 53-54 References:
the video twice, summarize its writing 2. Write on the board the students Module pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. 31
contents using appropriate formulated statement REMARKS: Learner’s Material Used:
sequence signals. d. Application- Have 3. Elicit from the students its general No. of Learners within Textbook pp. 55
References: them view the text of The Battle function. Mastery Level Module pp.
Teacher’s Guide pp. 29 with Grendel and give them time to 4. Provide them with guide REMARKS:
Learner’s Material Used: compare and contrast the beauty of questions to formulate the rule for No. of Learners needing No. of Learners within
Textbook pp. 41-42 the text through the use of sensory each sample Remediation / Mastery Level
Module pp. images. d. Reinforcements
REMARKS: References: Application- No. of Learners needing
No. of Learners within Teacher’s Guide pp. 30 Have them answer task 14, 15 & 16 Other Activities: Remediation /
Mastery Level Learner’s Material Used: pp. 53-54 Reinforcements
Textbook pp.43-50 References:
No. of Learners needing Module pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. 30 Other Activities:
Remediation / REMARKS: Learner’s Material Used:
Reinforcements No. of Learners within Textbook pp. 10-15
Mastery Level Module pp.
Other Activities: REMARKS:
No. of Learners needing No. of Learners within
Remediation / Mastery Level
Reinforcements
No. of Learners needing
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Objectives:EN10RC-Ic-2.15.2: Objectives:EN10LC-Ic-4: Determine Objectives: EN10V-Ic-13.9: Objectives:EN10LT-Ic-2.2: Explain Objectives: EN10G-Ic-26: Using
Determine the effect of textual aids the implicit and explicit signals, Differentiate formal from informal how the elements specific to a genre words and expressions that
like advance organizers, titles, non- verbal, as well as non-verbal, used definitions of words contribute to the theme of a emphasize a point
linear illustrations, etc. on the by the speaker to highlight particular literary selection EN10OL-Ic-3.16: Describe the
understanding of a text significant points Lesson(s): Lesson(s): techniques in effective public
Lesson(s): EN10VC-Ic-1.4/2.4: a. Activity- Task 4. Mystery Words a. Activity- I PASS YOU READ speaking
a. Activity- Task 1. Boy-Girl Power Determine how connected events Present the task using a chart (Reading of the Myth Orpheus Lesson(s):
Make them visualize the strengths contribute to the totality of a b. Analysis- ask b. Analysis- give a. Activity- Task 8. Piece of Pi
of a boy and a girl and how can material viewed them about what do they notice with the other Ask the students to view the 2012
they make use of these strengths Lesson(s): the way these words were groups to comment on the output film adaptation of Life of Pi by Yann
to solve the problem which is a. Activity- Ask the students to defined? presented by the other groups to Martel. While watching, ask them to
to successfully come out of view or listen to the song entitled c. Abstraction- make the discussion interactive. take note of the important details in
the box. “Let it Go” from the movie FROZEN. ask the students to answer the movie.
b. Analysis- Ask the b. Analysis- the following questions: c. Abstraction- After all the b. Analysis-Ask them to answer
Lesson(s): EN10VC-Ic-1.4/2.4: a. Activity- Task 4. Mystery Words a. Activity- I PASS YOU READ speaking
a. Activity- Task 1. Boy-Girl Power
Determine how connected events Present the task using a chart (Reading of the Myth Orpheus Lesson(s):
Make them visualize the strengths
of a boy and a girl and how can
contribute to the totality of a
material viewed
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b. Analysis- ask
them about what do they notice with the other
b. Analysis- give a. Activity- Task 8. Piece of Pi
Ask the students to view the 2012
they make use of these strengths Lesson(s): the way these words were groups to comment on the output film adaptation of Life of Pi by Yann
to solve the problem which is a. Activity- Ask the students to defined? presented by the other groups to Martel. While watching, ask them to
to successfully come out of view or listen to the song entitled c. Abstraction- make the discussion interactive. take note of the important details in
the box. “Let it Go” from the movie FROZEN. ask the students to answer the movie.
b. Analysis- Ask the b. Analysis- the following questions: c. Abstraction- After all the b. Analysis-Ask them to answer
processing questions on p. 53 Ask them to determine implicit and 1. How do you differentiate group representatives the questions on p. 59-60
explicit signals from the lyrics that definition A from B? are done with the presentation, c.
c. Abstraction-Ask the students are used by the singer to highlight 2. Which of the two is the ask them the following questions: Abstraction- the teacher
question that would lead to the fact significant points. better way to define a 1. How do the elements help must provide inputs on strategies
of how textual aid help understand c. word? you understand the flow in public speaking.
the text. Abstraction- Ask the following d. Application- of the story? d.
d. Application- questions: select 10 words you are not familiar 2. In what way do the Application- After the
Interchange the names of Joaquin 1. What is the song all about? and create formal and informal elements contribute to discussion, provide them with a
and Cristina and ask students for 2. What explicit and implicit signals definitions of those words. your understanding of copy of the selected dialogues
reactions. used by the singer to highlight References: the selection’s over-all from Life of Pi and ask them
References: significant points have you Teacher’s Guide pp.39 theme? to deliver the lines using the
Teacher’s Guide pp.37 indentified? Learner’s Material Used: 3. How is a puzzle related techniques.
Learner’s Material Used: 3. How do these signals help add Textbook pp. 54-55 with understanding References:
Textbook pp.53 value to the lyrics and over all Module pp. elements to make up a Teacher’s Guide pp.44-45
Module pp. meaning of the song? REMARKS: whole? Learner’s Material Used:
Grade 10 REMARKS: d. No. of Learners within d. Application- Textbook pp. 59-61
English No. of Learners within Application- What are you made Mastery Level References: Module pp.
June 25-29 Mastery Level of? Ask the students to revisit the Teacher’s Guide pp. REMARKS:
objectives. The objectives will tell No. of Learners needing Learner’s Material Used: No. of Learners within
No. of Learners needing the students what topics are to be Remediation / Textbook pp. 10-15 Mastery Level
Remediation / expected for discussion. Reinforcements Module pp.
Reinforcements Considering the goals of the module. REMARKS: No. of Learners needing
Ask them to etch everything that Other Activities: No. of Learners within Remediation /
Other Activities: they know about the topic on the Mastery Level Reinforcements
stone tablet, all that they are not
sure in the quill and all that they still No. of Learners needing Other Activities:
want to know in the pencil. Remediation /
References: Reinforcements
Teacher’s Guide pp.38
Learner’s Material Used: Other Activities:
Textbook pp. 53-54
Module pp.
REMARKS:
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objectives. The objectives will tell No. of Learners needing Learner’s Material Used: No. of Learners within
No. of Learners needing the students what topics are to be Remediation / Textbook pp. 10-15 Mastery Level
Remediation / expected for discussion. Reinforcements Module pp.
Reinforcements Considering the goals of the module. DAILY LESSON LOG REMARKS: No. of Learners needing
Ask them to etch everything that Other Activities: No. of Learners within Remediation /
Other Activities: they know about the topic on the Mastery Level Reinforcements
stone tablet, all that they are not
sure in the quill and all that they still No. of Learners needing Other Activities:
want to know in the pencil. Remediation /
References: Reinforcements
Teacher’s Guide pp.38
Learner’s Material Used: Other Activities:
Textbook pp. 53-54
Module pp.
REMARKS:
No. of Learners within
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Objectives:EN9VC-Id- 21: assess the Objectives: EN9V-Id-15:use Objectives: ENWC-Id-8.1: use Objectives:EN9LC-Id-8.4 draw Objectives:

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relevance and worth of ideas synonyms of words to clarify effective ways of coping with generalizations and conclusions from Lesson(s):
presented in the material meanings challenges to enhance one’s self the material listened to a. Activity-

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viewed Lesson(s): Lesson(s): EN8LT-Id-14: show appreciation b. Analysis-
EN8LT-Id-14:explain how the tone a. Activity- Spark their interest in a. Activity- 1. Incite them to for the significant human c.
of the poem helps clarify its using SYNONYMS or words with the write their targets on what they experiences highlighted and shared Abstraction-
meaning same or almost the same meaning expect / need / hope to learn in this during the discussion d. Application-

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Lesson(s): b. lesson. Tell them to be reminded of Lesson(s): References:
a. Activity- Analysis- Instruct them to Make A these expectations as they work on a. Activity- Teacher’s Guide pp.

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1. Interview three of their SYNONYM Match Challenge where the following phases of this lesson. 1. Encourage them to find out how Learner’s Material Used:
classmates as to the questions they they’ll fill each blank with a single 2. Instruct them to pair up a poem written by Langston Hughes Textbook pp.
have about coping with challenges letter to form the given pairs of and reflect on following quotations will help them achieve insights Module pp.
and write at least three (3) words into SYNONYMS. in the Why not? part. about them as they listen to you REMARKS:
questions (in line with coping with c. Don’t let challenges stop you to read the poem No. of Learners within

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challenges ) 2. Make them list at Abstraction- Point out to them that take your best future.” 2. Engage them to Mastery Level
least 10 challenges they have it is another good way to give a brief Anonymous-“ take active control in SGDW ( Small
observed/ experienced by students definition or restatement . this is “ When virtue is in presence, all Group No. of Learners needing
like them. one good strategy to arrive at the subordinate powers sleep.” Differentiated Work ) where they Remediation /
3. Let them copy the chart as nearest meaning of an unfamiliar - Ralph Waldo will form 7 small groups . Reinforcements
shown, and fill it up with entries word. b. Analysis- Let them take turns b. Analysis-
called for. d. Application- Have them in answering these questions. c. Other Activities:
b. Analysis- Instruct write paraphrase defifnition of words What does each of the quotations Abstraction- Lead them to
them to rank them in their order of and use synonyms to clarify suggest? discover how the details in the poem
difficulty where Rank 1 is the most meaning through restatement. Do you agree on what each tells a story and ask group 2 to find
challenging and 10 is the least References: suggests? Why? the meaning/ meaningful significant
challenging. Teacher’s Guide pp.34-35 What does it take to face life’s experience. Impress upon them that
Learner’s Material Used: difficulties/ challenges? when they read a poem , they get to
Make them decide what is the most Textbook pp. 59 c. know the experience of other people
effective method of coping with Module pp. Abstraction- Invite them to share through its theme or its meaning .
challenges and rank them in their REMARKS: findings with the rest of the class. This is something that the poet
order of effectiveness. Rank 1 the No. of Learners within Accept varied responses and give reveals about the subject . It’s the
most effective and 10 as the least Mastery Level feedback. core of thought or the reactions/
effective. d. Application- Write an Essay views of the poet about humanity .
No. of Learners needing about coping with challenges d.
c. Abstraction- Remediation / effectively. Application- Listen to your teacher
1. Give feedback. Reinforcements References: read an article. Make your
For the Constant Recall part, stress Teacher’s Guide pp. generalization based on what you
to them the challenge they need to Other Activities: Learner’s Material Used: have comprehend.
face which is how to unfold and Textbook pp. References:
show appreciation for the meaning Module pp. Teacher’s Guide pp.37-38
of a poem. REMARKS: Learner’s Material Used:
Make them decide what is the most Textbook pp. 59 c. know the experience of other people
effective method of coping with Module pp. Abstraction- Invite them to share through its theme or its meaning .
challenges and rank them in their REMARKS: DAILY LESSON LOG
findings with the rest of the class. This is something that the poet
order of effectiveness. Rank 1 the No. of Learners within Accept varied responses and give reveals about the subject . It’s the
most effective and 10 as the least Mastery Level feedback. core of thought or the reactions/
effective. d. Application- Write an Essay views of the poet about humanity .
No. of Learners needing about coping with challenges d.
c. Abstraction- Remediation / effectively. Application- Listen to your teacher
1. Give feedback. Reinforcements References: read an article. Make your
For the Constant Recall part, stress Teacher’s Guide pp. generalization based on what you
to them the challenge they need to Other Activities: Learner’s Material Used: have comprehend.
face which is how to unfold and Textbook pp. References:
show appreciation for the meaning Module pp. Teacher’s Guide pp.37-38
of a poem. REMARKS: Learner’s Material Used:
2. Clarify to them the No. of Learners within Textbook pp. 61-64
WHAT, WHY and HOW of these Mastery Level Module pp.
aspects of the salient points / REMARKS:
aspects/ elements of poetry to be No. of Learners needing No. of Learners within
given attention to in unfolding its Remediation / Mastery Level
meaning. 3. Allow Reinforcements
them to point out which of these No. of Learners needing
elements (subject,theme, Other Activities: Remediation /
Grade 9 poetic devices, sounds, tone, Reinforcements
English significant experience), they haven’t
July 2-5 -touched Other Activities:
- explored
- understood
- mastered
Let them emphasize which ones
they need to give more attention,
then report their findings in class.
d. Application- In a Venn Diagram,
Allow the students to give the
relevance according to the poem
The Battle with Grendel & The
Seven Ages of Man
References:
Teacher’s Guide pp.33-34
Learner’s Material Used:
Textbook pp. 58-59
Module pp.
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Seven Ages of Man
References:
Teacher’s Guide pp.33-34
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Textbook pp. 58-59
Module pp.
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Objectives:EN10WC-Ie Objectives: draw generalizations and Objectives: Objectives: Objectives:
12.2:formulate a statement of conclusions based on the material *Give meanings of words through *Give meanings of words through Lesson(s):
opinion or assertion viewed (EN10VC-1h-1.5/2.5) using dictionary and/ or context using dictionary and/ or context a. Activity-

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EN10VC-Ie-25:express insights Lesson(s): clues (EN10V-1d-13.9) clues (EN10V-1d-13.9) b. Analysis-
based on ideas presented in the a. Activity- Task 1. Picture Perfect • explain how tone and mood • explain how tone and mood c. Abstraction-
material viewed 1.Create interest by asking them to contribute to the theme of the contribute to the theme of the d. Application-

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Lesson(s): look closely at the drawing of (a myth (EN10LT-1f-2.2.3) myth (EN10LT-1f-2.2.3) References:
a. Activity-Recall as many TV grade 10 student grappling up the * use special words / expressions * use special words / expressions Teacher’s Guide pp.
commercials as you can. steps leading to the entrance of the that emphasize points that emphasize points Learner’s Material Used:

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b. Analysis- analyze the dark, cold, slippery and gloomy (EN10G-1e-26) (EN10G-1e-26) Textbook pp.
commercials using the following cave), and relate it to the theme: * use factual and opinion based * use factual and opinion based Module pp.
questions: dealing with personal challenges. statements as supports in statements as supports in REMARKS:
1. Who plays with action toys? b. Analysis-As persuasive writing (EN10WC- persuasive writing (EN10WC- No. of Learners within

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2. Who stars in the kitchen, the you look closely at the drawing, try 1d-12.2) 1d-12.2) Mastery Level
laundry, or the market? answering these questions. Lesson(s): Lesson(s):
3. Who seems to be given more 􀀹 Whose face flashed at the back a. Activity- Task 5 SMALL GROUP a. Activity- Task 5 SMALL GROUP No. of Learners needing
active, dynamic role? of your mind? DIFFERENTIATED ACTIVITIES DIFFERENTIATED ACTIVITIES Remediation /
c. Abstraction- ask the students 􀀹 How do you feel as you look at (SGDA) - THE GOLDEN (SGDA) - THE GOLDEN Reinforcements
to lead them to give insights about it? DOOR DOOR
the presented answers with regards 􀀹 What are its aspects / details that b. Analysis- Allow them to share b. Analysis- Allow them to share Other Activities:
to TV ad. Have them give the relate to, or show the importance of ideas, thoughts, and experiences ideas, thoughts, and experiences
purpose of the Ad. dealing with personal challenges in with the class. with the class.
d. Application- life? c. Abstraction- Check their work c. Abstraction- Check their work
Write a letter to yourself which you c. Abstraction- Make them and follow up with the discussion. and follow up with the discussion.
will only open 20 years from now. read the quotation and relate the (Context clue,tone & mood, special (Context clue,tone & mood, special
Highlight picture’s message before they will words/expression and using factual words/expression and using factual
in your letter how you were able to form groups of five, and talk about opinion based statement. opinion based statement.
capitalize on your strengths and what they have in common. d. Application- d. Application-
recognize your weaknesses to (Responses may vary.) Students compose a speech using Students compose a speech using
Grade 10 become a better person. Use d. Application- both factual and opinion based both factual and opinion based
English statements expressing opinions or Instruct them to answer the guide statements while using special statements while using special
June 25-29 strong assertions in your letter. questions (refer to Module 1 Lesson words to emphasize their points.(it words to emphasize their points.(it
References: 4) should focus on dealing with should focus on dealing with
Teacher’s Guide pp. References: personal challenges) personal challenges)
Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Guide pp.54 References: References:
Textbook pp.64-65 Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Guide pp.56-58 Teacher’s Guide pp.56-58
Module pp. Textbook pp. 68 Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:
REMARKS: Module pp. Textbook pp.69-72 Textbook pp.69-72
No. of Learners within REMARKS: Module pp. Module pp.
Mastery Level No. of Learners within REMARKS: REMARKS:
Mastery Level No. of Learners within No. of Learners within
No. of Learners needing Mastery Level Mastery Level
to TV ad. Have them give the relate to, or show the importance of ideas, thoughts, and experiences ideas, thoughts, and experiences
purpose of the Ad. dealing with personal challenges in with the class. with the class.
d. Application-
Write a letter to yourself which you
life?
c. Abstraction- Make them
DAILY LESSON LOG
c. Abstraction- Check their work
and follow up with the discussion.
c. Abstraction- Check their work
and follow up with the discussion.
will only open 20 years from now. read the quotation and relate the (Context clue,tone & mood, special (Context clue,tone & mood, special
Highlight picture’s message before they will words/expression and using factual words/expression and using factual
in your letter how you were able to form groups of five, and talk about opinion based statement. opinion based statement.
capitalize on your strengths and what they have in common. d. Application- d. Application-
recognize your weaknesses to (Responses may vary.) Students compose a speech using Students compose a speech using
Grade 10 become a better person. Use d. Application- both factual and opinion based both factual and opinion based
English statements expressing opinions or Instruct them to answer the guide statements while using special statements while using special
June 25-29 strong assertions in your letter. questions (refer to Module 1 Lesson words to emphasize their points.(it words to emphasize their points.(it
References: 4) should focus on dealing with should focus on dealing with
Teacher’s Guide pp. References: personal challenges) personal challenges)
Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Guide pp.54 References: References:
Textbook pp.64-65 Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Guide pp.56-58 Teacher’s Guide pp.56-58
Module pp. Textbook pp. 68 Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:
REMARKS: Module pp. Textbook pp.69-72 Textbook pp.69-72
No. of Learners within REMARKS: Module pp. Module pp.
Mastery Level No. of Learners within REMARKS: REMARKS:
Mastery Level No. of Learners within No. of Learners within
No. of Learners needing Mastery Level Mastery Level
Remediation / No. of Learners needing
Reinforcements Remediation / No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing
Reinforcements Remediation / Remediation /
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Other Activities:
Other Activities: Other Activities:
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Subject/L
earning
Area Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Objectives: -Share prior knowledge Objectives: Objectives:Explain how the words Objectives: Take note of sequence Objectives: Use appropriate stress,
about a text topic - Infer thoughts, Lesson(s): used in the poem work together and signals or connectors to establish intonation, pitch, pronunciation, and

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feelings and intentions of the a. Activity- contribute to the theme of the the gestures in delivering a poem.
speaker - Infer thoughts, feelings, b. Analysis- selection *Analyze how literature patterns of idea development in a 0 Convey a message to an idolized
and intentions in the material c. Abstraction- helps in discovering oneself. text hero through a rap.

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viewed Lesson (s): d. Application- Lesson(s): E -Use appropriate punctuation Lesson(s):
A. Activity: students listen to the References: A. Activity: HIT the HINTS marks, capitalization, and A. Activity :lnstruct the students to
teacher reading Teacher’s Guide pp. B. Analysis: SAY that AGAIN interjections in writing descriptive classify the compound words based

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B. Analysis: have them give the Learner’s Material Used: See Task 2 "Your Initial Tasks" paragraphs. Lesson(s): on
point of the text/allow the students Textbook pp. C. Abstraction :Discuss the A. Activity: Instruct the class to their derivation indicated on the
to give the thoughts and feelings of Module pp. literature scan once again the poem "Beowulf" table.
the author REMARKS: D. Application: See TaSK 3 "Your and list B. Analysis: Process the answers
C. Abstraction: Have them give No. of Learners within Text" down sequence signals they could using questions:
the overall intentions of the material Mastery Level spot. C. Abstraction: Have the student
D. Application: students are task References: B. Analysis: Have them illustrate identify stress/intonation & pitch.
to give the message of the story to No. of Learners needing Teacher’s Guide pp. how these words are used in the D. Application: have them read the
them. Remediation / Learner’s Material Used: selection by poem with the use of proper stress,
Reinforcements Textbook pp. filling out the grid. intonation, pitch, pronunciation, and
Grade 9 References: Module pp. C. Abstraction: Give sequence gestures in delivering a poem
English Teacher’s Guide pp. Other Activities: REMARKS: markers and its usage
June 11-15 Learner’s Material Used: No. of Learners within D. Application: Write a speech References:
Textbook pp. Mastery Level balloon and use sequence signals Teacher’s Guide pp.
Module pp. Learner’s Material Used:
REMARKS: No. of Learners needing References: Textbook pp.
No. of Learners within Remediation / Teacher’s Guide pp. Module pp.
Mastery Level Reinforcements Learner’s Material Used: REMARKS:
Textbook pp. No. of Learners within
No. of Learners needing Other Activities: Module pp. Mastery Level
Remediation / REMARKS:
Reinforcements No. of Learners within No. of Learners needing
Mastery Level Remediation /
Other Activities: Reinforcements
No. of Learners needing
Remediation / Other Activities:
Reinforcements

Other Activities:
Mastery Level Remediation /
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DAILY LESSON LOG No. of Learners needing
Remediation / Other Activities:
Reinforcements

Other Activities:

Subject/L
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Area Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Objectives: determine the effect of Objectives: Objectives: determine how Objectives: express appreciation for Objectives: describe and interpret
textual on the understanding of the Lesson(s): connected sensory images used; the
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text; -get information from a. Activity- events contribute to Lesson(s): ethics of public speaking week; and
various text types that can be used b. Analysis- the totality of a material A. Activity: task 12 my coat of • use intensive pronouns.
in everyday life; c. Abstraction- viewed -explain how the arms Lesson(s):
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Lesson(s): d. Application- elements B. Analysis: Make sense to me A. Activity: students watch a public
A. Activity: Task 1. What am I? Ask References: specific to a genre Task 13 speaker in laptop
the students to read each statement Teacher’s Guide pp. contribute to a theme C. Abstraction: allow the students B. Analysis: have them share what
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closely, and identify what is Learner’s Material Used: of a particular literary to generalize the effect of those makes it the best public speech
suggested by each statement: Textbook pp. selection; words given C. Abstraction: discuss intensive
B. Analysis: Task 2. Discrimination Module pp. Lessqpfs): D. Application: have them give ten pronouns as use in public speaking.
Check REMARKS: A. Activity: text visualizing(group sensory images words D. Application: have them write a
C. Abstraction Task Mirror No. of Learners within them into 5) speech as tribute to their father with
Allow the students to share Mastery Level B. Analysis: processing question References: the use of intensive pronoun.
strategies on how they have C. Abstraction: Act and counter act Teacher’s Guide pp. References:
combated discrimination. No. of Learners needing D. Application: Give the elements Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Guide pp.
D. Application: task 4 Remediation / found in the text. Textbook pp. Learner’s Material Used:
Reinforcements How were you able to understand Module pp. Textbook pp.
Grade 10 References: the theme based on its elements? REMARKS: Module pp.
Teacher’s Guide pp. Other Activities: No. of Learners within REMARKS:
English Learner’s Material Used: References: Mastery Level No. of Learners within
June 11-15 Textbook pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. Mastery Level
C. Abstraction Task Mirror No. of Learners within them into 5) speech as tribute to their father with
Allow the students to share Mastery Level B. Analysis: processing question References: the use of intensive pronoun.
strategies on how they have C. Abstraction: Act and counter act Teacher’s Guide pp. References:
combated discrimination. No. of Learners needing DAILY LESSON LOG
D. Application: Give the elements Learner’s Material Used: Teacher’s Guide pp.
D. Application: task 4 Remediation / found in the text. Textbook pp. Learner’s Material Used:
Reinforcements How were you able to understand Module pp. Textbook pp.
Grade 10 References: the theme based on its elements? REMARKS: Module pp.
Teacher’s Guide pp. Other Activities: No. of Learners within REMARKS:
English Learner’s Material Used: References: Mastery Level No. of Learners within
June 11-15 Textbook pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. Mastery Level
Module pp. Learner’s Material Used: No. of Learners needing
REMARKS: Textbook pp. Remediation / No. of Learners needing
No. of Learners within Module pp. Reinforcements Remediation /
Mastery Level REMARKS: Reinforcements
No. of Learners within Other Activities:
No. of Learners needing Mastery Level Other Activities:
Remediation /
Reinforcements No. of Learners needing
Remediation /
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Other Activities:
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Subject/L
earning
Area Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Objectives: Lesson (s): EN9LC-Ie- Objectives: Lesson (s):EN9VC-Ie- Objectives: Lesson (s):EN9VC-Ie- Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): EN8LT-Ie-
8.6: compare and contrast 21 draw generalizations and 21 draw generalizations and A. Activity: 14 draw similarities and differences
information listened to. conclusions from the materials conclusions from the materials B. Analysis: of the featured selections in relation
EN8LT-Ie-14 show appreciation for viewed. viewed. C. Abstraction: to the theme.
the significant human experiences EN9V-Ie-11: use antonyms to EN9V-Ie-11: use antonyms to D. Application:
highlighted and shared during the arrive at meaning of words arrive at meaning of words A. Activity: • Make them work in
discussion/ presentation. References: small groups of 4 as they recall
A. Activity: Task 9 p. 76-79 SGD
A. Activity: 1. Allow them to loisten B. Analysis: Let them discuss their
A. Activity: Task 9 p. 76-79 SGD

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Teacher’s Guide pp.
B. Analysis: Let them discuss their Learner’s Material Used:
another poem they explored in
class and they found interesting.
to the quotations: “To be what we answers and follow up questions answers and follow up questions

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Textbook pp. •Have them compare it with A Psalm

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are, and to become what we are C. Abstraction: Give feedback C. Abstraction: Give feedback Module pp. of Life by: Henry Wadsworth
capable of becoming is the only end D. Application: D. Application: REMARKS: Longfellow, then choose the basic
of life.” --- Robert Louise Svenson 1. Have them write a reflection as
conclusion what the poem is all
“Life is a big sea full of many fish. I about.
conclusion what the poem is all
about.
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1. Have them write a reflection as No. of Learners within
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categories such as : subject , the
mood/tone, and viewpoint on
general truth in life.
let down my nets and 2. Students create 10 sentences 2. Students create 10 sentences No. of Learners needing
pull.” -----Langston Hughes 2. using antonyms to give hint to the using antonyms to give hint to the Remediation / • Allow them to plot their answers in
compare them, then look for what meaning of a difficult words given meaning of a difficult words given Reinforcements the chart as shown in page 80(LM).
they have in common. Ask them if by the teachers. by the teachers.
they agree on what each suggests References: References: Other Activities: B. Analysis: Next, let them
are, and to become what we are C. Abstraction: Give feedback
capable of becoming is the only end D. Application:
C. Abstraction: Give feedback
D. Application:
a
Module pp.
REMARKS: r of Life by: Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, then choose the basic
of life.” --- Robert Louise Svenson 1. Have them write a reflection as
conclusion what the poem is all
“Life is a big sea full of many fish. I about.
DAILY LESSON LOG
1. Have them write a reflection as
conclusion what the poem is all
about.
P
No. of Learners within
Mastery Level
categories such as : subject , the
mood/tone, and viewpoint on
general truth in life.
let down my nets and 2. Students create 10 sentences 2. Students create 10 sentences No. of Learners needing
pull.” -----Langston Hughes 2. using antonyms to give hint to the using antonyms to give hint to the Remediation / • Allow them to plot their answers in
compare them, then look for what meaning of a difficult words given meaning of a difficult words given Reinforcements the chart as shown in page 80(LM).
they have in common. Ask them if by the teachers. by the teachers.
they agree on what each suggests References: References: Other Activities: B. Analysis: Next, let them
and prove their contention. 3. Teacher’s Guide pp.51-55 Teacher’s Guide pp.51-55 compare the specific points that are
make them listen to the song, Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: similar enough to enable you to
“Where are you going to “ Textbook pp. Textbook pp. draw effective comparison.
B. Analysis: Have them reflect then Module pp. 76-79 Module pp. 76-79 C. Abstraction: Give Feedback
share answers to these questions. REMARKS: REMARKS: D. Application: Have a comparison
What feeling/ emotion does this No. of Learners within No. of Learners within between the Road Not Taken by
song evoke? Explain. Mastery Level Mastery Level Robert Frost and The Seven Ages of
How does the song’s message Man by William Shakespeare.
relate to your life? No. of Learners needing No. of Learners needing
What is the best way to live life? Remediation / Remediation / References:
Do you believe on the importance Reinforcements Reinforcements Teacher’s Guide pp. 55
of personal achievement on earth Learner’s Material Used:
and look to one another as well as Other Activities: Other Activities: Textbook pp.
God for inspiration? Module pp. 80
What do I already know about living REMARKS:
with a purpose? No. of Learners within
What do I want to know more Mastery Level
Grade 9 about living with a purpose?
English July C. Abstraction: Make them give No. of Learners needing
9-13 logical temporary answers and give Remediation /
feedback. Reinforcements
D. Application: Pair up and take
turns in asking questions they have Other Activities:
about􀀹how to live with a purpose.
write at least three (3) questions (in
line with living with a purpose ) they
hope to answer later.

References:
Teacher’s Guide pp. 49-50
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Textbook pp.
Module pp.
REMARKS:
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Learner’s Material Used:
Textbook pp.
Module pp.
REMARKS:
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Mastery Level

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Area Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s):
A. Activity: A. Activity: A. Activity: A. Activity: A. Activity:
B. Analysis: B. Analysis: B. Analysis: B. Analysis: B. Analysis:
C. Abstraction: C. Abstraction: C. Abstraction: C. Abstraction: C. Abstraction:
D. Application: D. Application: D. Application: D. Application: D. Application:

References: References: References: References: References:


Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp.
Learner’s Material Used:
Textbook pp.
Learner’s Material Used:
Textbook pp.
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Textbook pp.
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Textbook pp.
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Textbook pp.
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Area Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): EN9G-Ie- Objectives: Lesson (s): ENWC-Ie- Objectives: Lesson (s): ENWC-Ie-
A. Activity: A. Activity: 17: use quotation marks effectively 9: write a script for a poetry 9: write a script for a poetry
B. Analysis: B. Analysis: A. Activity: reading reading
C. Abstraction: C. Abstraction: * Make them consider these lines EN9OL-Ie-1.14: use the EN9OL-Ie-1.14: use the
D. Application: D. Application: from the poems. appropriate and effective speech appropriate and effective speech
conventions in poetry conventions in poetry
References: References: 1. They say, “ Time assuages.” reading. reading.
Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. from :” Verse 13” by Emily
Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Dickinson. A. Activity: Incite them to imagine A. Activity: Incite them to imagine
Textbook pp. Textbook pp.
an le they are the poet receiving the they are the poet receiving the
Module pp.
a l Module pp. h
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be-This land of Eldorado?”
from: “ EL DORADO” by Edgar Allan Instruct them to write a speech
Poe about how grateful they are of the
Instruct them to write a speech
about how grateful they are of the
conventions in poetry conventions in poetry
References: References: 1. They say, “ Time assuages.” reading. reading.
Teacher’s Guide pp.
Learner’s Material Used:
Teacher’s Guide pp.
Learner’s Material Used:
DAILY LESSON LOG A. Activity:
from :” Verse 13” by Emily
Dickinson. Incite them to imagine A. Activity: Incite them to imagine
Textbook pp. Textbook pp.
an le they are the poet receiving the they are the poet receiving the
Module pp.
a l Module pp. h
C ab b 2. He met a pilgrim shadow- Medal of Honor Award for the Medal of Honor Award for the
REMARKS:
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to the following questions. 􀀹How
are the quotation marks used in
why they came up with the
masterpiece.
why they came up with the
masterpiece.
17-20 verseNo.1? verseno.2? C. Abstraction: Remind them to C. Abstraction: Remind them to
􀀹􀀹Where are they ( open and talk about talk about
close quotation marks) how they may apply the advice how they may apply the advice
positioned􀀹in sentences? given by Longfellow in the poem. given by Longfellow in the poem.
􀀹􀀹What are enclosed in quotation What might be their life be like if What might be their life be like if
marks? they were prevented from pursuing they were prevented from pursuing
􀀹􀀹How do the use of the their dreams or goals. their dreams or goals.
quotation marks from verse no.1 Which personal qualities are needed Which personal qualities are needed
differ􀀹from verse no.2? to hold on to dreams in adversity. to hold on to dreams in adversity.
􀀹􀀹When do we use a set of single
quotation mark (􀀹‘ ‘ )? D. Application: Ask the to deliver D. Application: Ask the to deliver
What are the other uses of the speech and use correct the speech and use correct
quotation marks? phrasing, pausing, voice projection, phrasing, pausing, voice projection,
C. Abstraction: Instruct them to facial expression, eye contact and facial expression, eye contact and
report back to class, and share their gestures. gestures.
findings. References: References:
Give feedback. Teacher’s Guide pp.57 Teacher’s Guide pp.57
D. Application: Make them do the Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:
QUOTE ME exercise as they recall Textbook pp. Textbook pp.
Subject/L their most liked / interesting lines Module pp. 81-83 Module pp. 81-83
earning ( at least three ) from the poems REMARKS: REMARKS:
Area Monday Tuesday explored in Wednesday
class. Thursday
No. of Learners within No. of LearnersFriday
within
Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives: Lesson (s): Objectives:
Mastery
Lesson
Level
(s): Objectives:
Mastery
Lesson
Level
(s):
A. Activity: A. Activity: References:
A. Activity: A. Activity: A. Activity:
B. Analysis: B. Analysis: B. Analysis:
Teacher’s Guide pp.56 No.Analysis:
B. of Learners needing No.Analysis:
B. of Learners needing
C. Abstraction: C. Abstraction: Learner’s
C. Abstraction:
Material Used: Remediation
C. Abstraction:
/ Remediation
C. Abstraction:
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D. Application: D. Application: D. Application:
Textbook pp. D.Reinforcements
Application: D.Reinforcements
Application:
Module pp. 80-81
References: References: REMARKS:
References: References:
Other Activities: References:
Other Activities:
Teacher’s Guide pp. Teacher’s Guide pp. No. of
Teacher’s
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Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used: Learner’s Material Used:
Textbook pp. Textbook pp. Textbook pp. Textbook pp. Textbook pp.
Module pp.
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