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I. Objectives
At the end of the discussion, students should be able to:
A. Identify the different literary genres during pre-colonial period.
B. Differentiate the characteristics of myths, legends and proverbs from one other.
C. Express appreciation for the traditional literature of the Filipino people.
A. Topic:
1. Literary Genres During Pre-Colonial Period
a) Myths
b) Legends
c) Proverbs
B. Skills :
1. Identifying the different literary genres during pre-colonial period.
2. Differentiating the characteristics of myths, legends and proverbs from one other.
3. Appreciating the traditional literature of the Filipino people by understanding the
different literary genres during pre-colonial period.
C. References : Essential English 7 by Cardina T. Gonzales, et al pp. 4-8
D. Instructional Materials : handouts, visual aids and flash cards or strips of papers
III. Procedure
A. Preliminary Activities:
1. COB
2. Prayer
3. Checking of attendance
C. Presentation
“Using the details that we have gathered from “Ma’am, we are going to deal
the activity, what are we going to deal with with the different genres during the
today?” pre-colonial period, such as myths,
proverbs and legends.
D. Discussion
“Ma’am, the literary genres during
“In our activity, what are the unfolded literary pre-colonial period are proverbs,
genres during pre-colonial period?” myths and legends.”
E. Exercise
Stand
1. Philippine literature existed even
before the Spaniards came.
2. Proverbs express the unending
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wisdom of the old.
3. Legends and myths are literary
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genres during Spanish Period.
4. Myth is a literary genre about stories
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of existing supernatural heroes.
“Are these literary genres during pre- (Students will differentiate the three literary
colonial period similar to one genres to one another based on their own
another” understanding.)
“Very good!”
IV. Evaluation
DIRECTIONS: Tell the literary genres evident in following literary works:
1. This mountain is now known as Mayon. It is said that even in death and in another form,
she is still haunted by the men who love her. When Mayon is said to erupt, this is Patuga
challenging Panganoron. But when Mayon is calm, Panganoron is embracing here. The tears
of Panganoron are shed as rain at times in his grief. - ( The Story of Magayon and Panganoron)
2. The next day, after Ben’s death, a beautiful fairy came to Ben’s wake and talked to his
parents. She asked them to give her Ben’s heart. They agreed and gave it to her. The fairy then
flew away and in a mountain, she dug and buried Ben’s dead heart. It then turned into a fruit
bearing tree whose fruits were in the shape of a heart and whose taste was so sweet. People
were amazed upon discovering this new type of fruit, and when they tasted it they were happy
as it’s the sweets fruit they have ever tasted. - (Mango Fruit)
DIRECTIONS: List down 2 examples for each of the following literary genres: (Just write the title
of the stories under myths and legends)
Proverbs
Myths
Legends