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School BITADTON NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level Madja-as, Maningning, Mararison

DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher BEN F. MALLARES, JR. Learning Area ENGLISH 10
S.Y.-2017-2018 Teaching Dates and Time February12- 16 ,2018 Quarter Fourth Grading

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

I. OBJECTIVES . Objectives must be taught over the week .in the end of the week students should learn how to: distinguish between and among the function of verbal cues, such as repetition,
contradiction , substitution ,complementation and accentuation, use the right oral language convention when inquiring about, summarizing or reacting to what has been listened to,
identify the characteristics of epic as a literary form, use information in a narrative poem in inferring, evaluating, and expressing critical ideas, comparing and contrasting the verse
and prose versions of a narrative poem, construct simple and compound sentence and organize them into coherent text,.
A. Content Standard Distinguish between and among the function of verbal cues, such as repetition, contradiction , substitution ,complementation and accentuation, use the right oral language
convention when inquiring about, summarizing or reacting to what has been listened to, identify the characteristics of epic as a literary form, use information in a narrative poem in
inferring, evaluating, and expressing critical ideas, comparing and contrasting the verse and prose versions of a narrative poem, construct simple and compound sentence and
organize them into coherent text
B. Performance Standard Students transfer learning by: Distinguishing between and among the function of verbal cues, such as repetition, contradiction , substitution ,complementation and accentuation,
use the right oral language convention when inquiring about, summarizing or react to what has been listened to, identify the characteristics of epic as a literary form, use information
in a narrative poem in inferring, evaluating, and expressing critical ideas, comparing and contrasting the verse and prose versions of a narrative poem, construct simple and
compound sentence and organize them into coherent text, accomplish a semantic web of the Short Story The Story of Keesh .
C. Learning Competency/Objectives RC1g: Distinguish between and LC: identify the characteristics of GS1e: formulate compound Rc1d: determine the validity and Cooperative learning
Write the LC code for each. among the functions of verbal the epic, as a literary form based sentence unity of the details of a literary
cues, such as repetition, on two parallel literary texts RC1b: use information presented text its purpose and production
contradiction, substitution, RC1c: Determine the relevance in reading selection to infer, milieu.
complementation, and and the unity of the elements of a evaluate and express critical GS; observed correct oral
accentuation. literary text its intended purpose ideas. convention when re- telling a
OL1g: use the right oral language and production milleu. story.
conversation when
inquiring,about, summarizing or
reacting to what has been
listened to.
II. CONTENT An excerpt t from the story of Keesh.

III. LEARNING RESOURCES


A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide pages
2. Learner’s Materials pages
3. Textbook pages p.229 p.300-305 p. 305-306 307-308

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4. Additional Materials from
Learning Resource (LR)portal
B. Other Learning Resource
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous lesson or ask students about the heroes Ask students to recall their Ask students to to recall the Ask students to to recall the
presenting the new lesson they know. Why they become lesson in verbals story the life of Lam-ang story of Keesh
heroes.
B. Establishing a purpose for the Present todays objectives Present todays objectives Present todays objectives Present todays objectives Present todays objectives
lesson
C. Presenting examples/Instances of Let students do task 1: Meet my Show students the story The Instruct students to go back to Ask students to recall the By groups of five.
the new lesson Heroes LM p72. Pair students story of Keesh and ask them their previous lesson in qualities of Keesh that qualifies Accomplish task 1 Meet
and let them share ideas about what they noticed.(summarized compound sentence. Ask them to him as hero. more Epic Heroes(
their favourite heroes.remind form and the excerpt from the give example of conjunctions and LMp.81)enrichment for
them of courtesy while actual epic poem form.) let them give examples. advanced students.
exchanging ideas. unlocking of difficult words.
D. Discussing new concepts and Task 2: Meet Another Hero.LM p. Task 1 Meet them know Let students accomplish task 5 Present students the concept Time was given to lower
practicing new skills # 1 73. them(LMp.76) Express Ideas Clearly(LMp.79) and features of semantic section to accomplish
webbing. previous tasks.
E. Discussing new concepts and Task 3:Spot the Difference or Task 2 Meet the child Ask students to go back to the
practicing new skills # 2 Similarity LMp.73. (LMp.76-77) results of task 2 and task 3.in
day2.
F. Developing mastery Ask students to study Task 3 Spot the Difference. Accomplish task 6 Combine By pairs ;Guide students as they
(leads to Formative Assessment 3) set of words and their common LMp.77( students compare the Ideas( LM p. 79) Complete a semantic web citing
prefix and guess their meaning. two versions) details from the story .
G. Finding practical application of Explain the use of verbals in explain how summarizing a topic
concepts and skills in daily living communication. /lesson could aid them.
H. Making generalizations and Review to students the features Review the differences between Ask students to recall the rules Using the semantic web let
abstractions about the lesson of verbals an epic poem version and the and features of compound students summarize what they
summarize version. sentence. learn in this weeks lesson
I. Evaluating learning Short quiz about verbals. Task 4 Match and check LMp.78. Process students’ activities. Accomplish task Retell your
Favorite Epic.LMp.81
J. Additional activities for application Do five to six frame comic strip of
or remediation the epic they enjoyed.
V. REMARKS Semantic webbing and other organizers help students accomplish the tasks.

VI. REFLECTION The multiple skill tasks were proved difficult for the lower sections. Slow learners need longer time to accomplish a task/ activity. LMs should have two skills activity per
lesson for lower sections.

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A. No. of learners who earned 80% in Madjaas-43 Mararison -30 Maningning- 27
the evaluation
B. No. of learners who require Madjaas -0 Mararison -10 Maningning- 13
additional activities for remediation
who scored below 80%
C. Did the remedial lessons work? Yes
No. of learners who have caught
up with the lesson
D. No. of learners who continue to 0
require remediation
E. Which of my teaching strategies Use of graphic organizers was a big help.
worked well? Why did these work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter Some students in lower sections don’t bring their textbook
which my principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G. What innovation or localized I use picture of Filipino Heroes during Day one.
materials did I use/discover which
I wish to share with other
teachers?

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