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I. Objective:
Predict what might happen next in the story
Realize that a smart person can usually think about the different ways of
solving problem
Draw and write a sentence about the drawing
III. Procedure:
A. Pre-reading
1. Motivation
two kids in a beautiful place of Caramoan. Then they noticed that their daughter
running fast going to the sea. The waves of the sea are rough.
Divide the class into groups with group names based the word STONE, thus Group S,
Group T, Group O, Group N, and Group E.
Each group will get six word strips. Words in the strips are: traveler, village, pan, pot,
ingredients and soup.
Tell the pupils they will play the games THINK-ASK-UP to guess the meaning of the six
terms. The game will require fast thinking as a group.
3. Motive Questions
What is your favorite soup?
Why do you like it?
4. Establishing a purpose
Fill up the PREDICTION CHART with your guesses in the story. Write your
responses on the first column (Our Guess)
PREDICTION CHART
Our Guesses Actual Story
B. During Reading
The teacher will read the story Stone Soup ( Stone Soup adapted from a Hungarian
Folktale by:Ezperanza Diaz-Cruz)
C. Post Reading
The teacher will ask the following questions for comprehension response:
1. Discussion:
Use the Prediction Chart as guide for discussion questions;
1. Who went to the village?
2. Why did he ask help from the villagers?
3. Did some villages help him at once? Why did they not help him?
4. How did the traveler feel when he could not get anything from the villagers?
What did he do then?
Place a pot on top of the teacher’s table. Ask the pupil assigned the role of the
Traveler to pretend he is cooking. The pupil should role play putting a stone into the
Pot and stirring it.
What happened when he started cooking the stone soup?
This part should be done through a role play by the pupils assigned, with prompts like;
Who came first?
Who came next?
Who came last?
What ingredients did the villagers give for the stone soup?
What kind of soup was cooked in the end? Do you think it was a very delicious
soup? Why?
What is the value of the story?
What can you say about the traveler?
Was a traveler smart? Why?
Why did you say that he is smart?
Was he resourceful? Why?
How can you be resourceful like the traveler?
2. Generalization/Conclusion:
What is Prediction? Predicting Outcomes?
*Predicting Outcomes is the ability to predict what will happen next based on the
Two things:
1. Clues given in the picture or story
2. What you already know
3. Application:
Group Activity
IV. EVALUATION:
Direction: Predict what will happen next. Write the letter of the correct answer.
V. ASSIGNMENT:
Approved: