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I. OBJECTIVES
At end of the lesson the pupils should be able to:
1. Infer character feelings and traits in a story listened to
2. Participate actively in a conversation of familiar topics
III. PROCEDURE
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
“Abela” “Notebook”
“Balboa” “Nail”
“Bandoquillo” “Necktie”
“Danao” “Newspaper”
“Dellima” “Net”
“Okay before we start the story telling, let us (Pupils became excited)
first play a game”
MOTIVATION
The teacher will teach the pupil a nursery rhymes. “FIVE FINGERS”
LESSON PROPER
“Okay class let’s now start the story” (students are listening)
One fine sunny day, the Dizon Family goes to the beach.
Ana and Kit put on swimwear, sunblock, and clothes in their bags.
Mom cooks food for lunch and snacks.
Dad makes a final check-up of the car.
They arrive at the beach in Anilao, Batangas after two hours.
The beach is beautiful. It has white sand with many colorful seashells. There are banana boats and
floaters for rent.
What a fun day for swimming and walking alone the seashore, building sand castle, and pretending to be
sharks!
“I will never forget this trip,” says Ana.
DISCUSSION
Discussion
“So now, what is the story about?” “It’s about a family who went to the beach for
a vacation”
“Correct. And who are this family?” “Sir, they are the Dizon family.”
“That’s right. What did Ana and Kit put on?” “Sir, they put a swimwear, sunblock, and
clothes in their bags.”
GENERALIZATION
APPLICATION
In a short bond paper draw a beach with white sand and colorful seashells.
IV. EVALUATION
Answer the following question:
1. What does the Dizon family do one fine sunny day?
2. Who cooks the food for lunch and snacks?
3. Where is the beach located?
4. Who makes a final check-up of the car?
5. Why is it important to spend time with your family members?
V. ASSIGNMENT
REST
Prepared by: Frudel S-Jay B. Codilla
BEED-III
Osmeña Colleges