Professional Documents
Culture Documents
FIRST QUARTER
Content Standard(s):
The learner demonstrates understanding of Anglo – American literature another text types serves as means of enhancing the self; also how to use processing, assessing,
summarizing information, word derivation and formation strategies, appropriate word order, punctuation marks and interjections to enable him or her to participate actively in a speech
choir.
Performance Standard(s)
The learner actively participates in a speech choir through using effective verbal and non – verbal strategies based on the following criteria: Focus, Voice, Delivery, Facial
Expressions, Body Movements/Gestures and Audience Contact.
4. (Writing) Key
Features of Poetry, Reference: Carolina T.
Day 4 Composing Poems, c. identifying the EXCELLENCE Gonzales. Essential
and Poetry-Turned- c. distinguish between interpreted line whether 4. Quiz English 9 (Work text in
Ad Campaign and among informative, journalistic Literature and Language)
Project informative, or literary. Pages:
journalistic, and
literary writing;
CONNECTING WITH
PEOPLE THROUGH A
PARABLE AND A
SHORT STORY
5. (Reading) The COMMUNITARIAN
Parable by d. describing prior Reference: Carolina T.
Benjamin Franklin, d. share prior understanding of the text
Day 5 Gonzales. Essential
The Storyteller by knowledge about a
title of the parable. English 9 (Work text in
Saki text topic;
Literature and Language)
(Vocabulary) 5. Formative
Pages:
Definitions: COMMUNITARIAN Assessment
e. Choosing key words found
Etymology and e. provide words or (Think – Pair –
in the parable.
Restatement expressions Share )
(Listening) appropriate for a
COMMUNITARIAN
Informative Text given situation;
f. drawing a conclusion
and Dialogue Lines of f. infer thoughts,
based on the text and
the Story feelings, and
dialogue listened to.
intentions of the
speaker EXCELLENCE
6. (Speaking) Reference: Carolina T.
Intonation, Vowel g. use appropriate g. reading a selected text Gonzales. Essential
Sounds, Storytelling segmental (sounds and dialogue in the 6. Oral Presentation English 9 (Work text in
DAY 6
and Acting Out of English)and the parable Literature and Language)
Scenes suprasegmentals or Pages:
prosodic features of
speech when
delivering lines of
poetry and prose in
a speech choir, Jazz
Chants and raps.
7. (Viewing) Video: An a. infer thoughts, a. drawing a conclusion EXCELLENCE
WEEK 3 Adaptation of “ The feelings, and based on the video
Storyteller” intentions in the entitled “The Storyteller”. 7. Formative
Day 7 (Language) material viewed; Assessment Reference: Carolina T.
Apostrophes, b. use normal inverted b. citing examples of (Think – Pair – Gonzales. Essential
Quotation word order in phrases in the viewed EXCELLENCE
Share ) English 9 (Work text in
Marks, Ellipses, creative writing; video which uses normal Literature and Language)
Inverted inverted word Pages:
Sentences
WEEK 6
WEEK 7 Performance Task and Periodical Examination
WEEK 8
GOAL - The learner actively participates in a speech choir through using effective verbal and non – verbal strategies.
SITUATION - The English Club will hold its English Month Celebration. In connection, you are required to actively participate in a speech choir
through using effective verbal and non – verbal strategies. You will present the speech choir to your subject teacher and selected students. The speech choir
requires roles to portray in the presentation as Spiders and Flies. The winner of the competition will represent the school in the Regional English Month
Culmination activity.
STANDARDS - Your performance will be based on the following criteria: Focus, Voice, Delivery, Facial Expressions, and Body Movements/Gestures.
Exemplary Proficient Emerging
Standards
(3points) (2points) (1point)
The presentation slightly coherently and not The presentation is not coherently and
Focus The presentation coherently and very organized.
so organized. disorganized.
Voices of the performers were always audible to Voices of the performers were most of the Voices of the performers were not audible to
Voice
the audience time audible and pronounced correctly. the audience.
The diction is powerful and appropriate to the The diction is slightly powerful and The diction is not powerful to the
Delivery
tone of the presentation. appropriate to the tone of the presentation. presentation.
The performer is able to elicit the emotions for the The performer slightly elicits a response The performers do not elicit a response from
Facial Expressions
desired effect from the audience. from the audience. the audience.
Gestures, and movement of the whole Gestures and movement slightly enhance the Gestures and movement do not enhance the
Body Movements/Gestures
presentation enhance the performance performance performance.
TOTAL: