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PERFORMANCE STANDARD: - The learner transfer learning by composing and delivering an informative speech based on a specific topic of interest keeping in mind the proper
and effective use of parallel structures and cohesive devices and appropriate prosodic features, stance, and behavior.
LEARNING COMPETENCIES: 1. Identify the distinguishing features of notable African chants, poems, folktales and short stories.
2. Listen for important points signaled by volume, projection, pitch, stress, intonation, juncture, and rate of speech.
3. Use the correct sound of English.
4. Determine the meaning of idiomatic expressions by noting context clues and collocations.
5. Use appropriate learning reading style (scanning, skimming, speed reading, intensive reading) for one’s purpose.
6. Use parallel structures to express ideas clearly.
Number of Session: 4 days/hours)
Date: July 01, 03, 04, 05, 2019) Monday (July 01, 2019) Wednesday (July 03, 2019) Thursday (July 04, 2019) Friday (July 05, 2019)
I- LEARNING (FIRM-UP) (FIRM-UP) (FIRM-UP) (FIRM UP)
OBJECTIVES:
A. Characterize the beliefs, C. Use the correct sound of D. Identify the meaning of F. Use parallel structures to
culture, and tradition, of English; idiomatic expressions and express ideas clearly.
Africans as revealed in their unfamiliar words using
notable folktales and short context clues;
stories; E. Use scanning to determine
B. Extract salient points from the text type of a reading
the listening text as signaled passage;
by appropriate pitch and
stress;
B. New Knowledge
C. References: - CONNECTIONS 8; Pages 18-35
III- PROCEDURES:
1. Preliminaries:
a. Preparation: - Prayer - Prayer - Prayer - Prayer
- Checking of Classroom - Checking of Classroom - Checking of Classroom - Checking of Classroom
- Attendance - Attendance - Attendance - Attendance
b. Recap: -
c. Motivation ACTIVITY 1: TRY IT OUT!
- Reflect on the family
practices listed. Classify
each family practice
accordingly on the given
table.
d. Presentation of - The teacher will present the - The teacher will present the - The teacher will present the - The teacher will present the
Objectives objectives of the day objectives of the day objectives of the day objectives of the day
2. Presentation of the (FIRM-UP) (FIRM-UP) (FIRM-UP) (FIRM-UP)
Topic:
ACTIVITY 2: PRE-LISTENING
- Examine the life of the ACTIVITY 5: SMART TALK! ACTIVITY 7: WORD STUDY! ACTIVITY 9: LET’S THINK!
African folktale “Lion who - Read the sets of words on - Identify the meaning of the - Present definition of
thought himself wiser than consonant sounds (/b/ /v/ /p/ underlined words using parallelism.
is mother”. /f/) with the guidance of the context clues. - Provide sample parallel and
- Formulate questions which teacher. not parallel sentences.
you wish to be answered
after listening to the ACTIVITY 6: YOUR ROLE! ACTIVITY 8: READ ME! ACTIVITY 10: PRACTICE!
passage. - Form groups with five - As you read the story, - Complete the sentences
ACTIVITY 3: LISTENING members each. All members accomplish the organizer. using appropriate words.
- Students will listen to the need to contribute to the - Reading Selection; “A Observe parallel structure in
folktale. While listening the accomplishment of the task. Handful Dates” each sentence.
passage, take down Therefore, each member - After reading, answer ACTIVITY 11: MORE
important notes signaled by will have its own role. process questions. PRACTICE!
pitch and stress and - ROLES: Facilitator, - Tell something about
complete the given Recorder, Time Keeper, yourself by completing the
organizer. data Examiner, and unfinished sentences.
Communicator.
Saint Vincent de Paul Diocesan College
Andres Soriano Avenue, Mangagoy, Bislig City
Basic Education Department-Junior High School (JHS)
School Year 2019-2020