WEEK MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETNCY MELC REMARKS/ NOTES
NO. (MELC) NUMBER 1 Use structural analysis to determine the meaning Q1-1 of unfamiliar words or expression from the material viewed Supply words or expressions that complete an Q1-2 analogy 2 Use the appropriate reading style (scanning, Q1-3 skimming, speed reading, intensive reading, etc.) for one’s purpose Identify the genre of a material viewed (such as Q1-4 movie clip, trailer, newsflash, internet-based program, documentary, video, etc.) Determine the truthfulness and accuracy of the Q1-5 material viewed 3 Use the past and past perfect tenses correctly in Q1-6 varied contexts Use active and passive voice meaningfully in Q1-7 varied contexts 4 Use phrases, clauses and sentences Q1-8 appropriately. Use direct and reported speech appropriately in Q1-9 varied contexts. 5 Observe the correct subject-verb agreement Q1-10 Recognize the common purposes for writing Q1-11 6 Identify the basic features and kinds of paragraphs Q1-12 Differentiate literary writing from academic writing Q1-13 7 Transcode orally and/or in writing the information Q1-14 presented in diagrams, charts, tables, graphs, etc. 8 Exam Week N/A
NOTE Q1 -1 means: Q1- Quarter 1 1- MELC No. 1
Prepared by:
LIEZL D. DE JESUS (OIC-EPS ENGLISH)
BUDGET OF WORK- English (Grade 7) QUARTER-2 SY 2020 2021
WEE MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETNCY MELC REMARKS/ NOTES
K NO. (MELC) NUMBER 1 Analyze relationships presented in analogies Q2-1 Transcode information from linear to non-linear Q2-2 text and vice-versa 2 Navigate a website using essential features (e. g. Q2-3 using headings, links, etc.) Use a search engine to conduct a guided search Q2-4 on a given topic
- (Use and electronic search engine to
locate specific resources) 3 Summarize a key information from a text Q2-5 Research a topic support using two or three kinds Q2-6 of sources provided (e.g. newspaper, website, video, images, podcast, print-based materials 4 Use listening strategies based on purpose, Q2-7 familiarity with the topic and levels 5 Identify figures of speech that show contrast Q2-8 (irony, oxymoron, paradox) Classify simple text into literal or figurative Q2-9 6 Note details, sequence, relationship of ideas and Q2-10 events Use appropriate technique and strategies when Q2-11 asking questions or eliciting answers 7 Raise questions about a material viewed Q1-12 8 Week Exam N/A
NOTE Q2 -1 means: Q2- Quarter 1 1- MELC No. 1
Prepared by:
LIEZL D. DE JESUS (OIC-EPS ENGLISH)
BUDGET OF WORK- English (Grade 8) QUARTER-1 SY 2020 - 2021
WEE MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETNCY MELC REMARKS/ NOTES
K NO. (MELC) NUMBER 1 Determine the meaning of words and Q2-1 expressions that reflect the local culture by noting context clues Use conventions in citing sources Q1-2 2 Use modals appropriately Q1-3 Use verbs appropriately Q1-4 3 Use nouns appropriately Q1-5 Use adverbs appropriately Q1-6 4 Use a range of verbs, adjectives and adverbs to Q1-7 convey emotional response or reaction to an issue to persuade 5 Identify and use signals that indicate coherence Q1-8 additive -also, moreover; causative - as a result, consequently; conditional/concessional - otherwise, in that case, however; sequential – to begin with, in conclusion clarifying – for instance, in fact, in addition 6 Determine the meaning of idiomatic expressions Q1-9 by noting context clues and collocations Present ideas using a variety of graphic Q1-10 organizers 7 Extract information from a text using a summary, Q1-11 precis or paraphrase
8 Exam Week N/A
NOTE Q1 -1 means: Q1- Quarter 1 1- MELC No. 1
Prepared by:
LIEZL D. DE JESUS (OIC-EPS ENGLISH)
BUDGET OF WORK- English (Grade 8) QUARTER-2 SY 2020 - 2021
WEE MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETNCY MELC REMARKS/ NOTES
K NO. (MELC) NUMBER 1 Explain – visual-verbal relationships illustrated in Q2-1 tables. Graphs and information maps found in expository texts Use opinion-marking signals to share ideas Q2-2 2 Compare and contrast one’s belief/convictions Q2-3 with those presented in a material viewed Compare and contrast the presentation of the Q2-4 same topic in different viewing genres Recognize positive and negative messages Q2-5 conveyed in a material viewed 3 Predict the gist of the material viewed based on Q2-6 the title, pictures and excerpts Evaluate the personal significance of a literary Q2-7 text 4 Relate content in theme to previous experiences Q2-8 and background knowledge Use a variety of techniques to introduce a topic Q2-9 5 Use a variety of techniques to develop support Q2-10 sentence Use a variety of techniques to formulate a Q2-11 conclusion 6 Compose effective paragraphs Q2-12 Problem-Solution Compose effective paragraphs Q2-13 • Cause and Effect 7 Extract information from a text using a summary, Q2-14 precis or paraphrase 8 Exam Week Q2-15