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LESSON
EXEMPLAR
c. Textbook Pages
WHAT’S NEW?
Directions: Reading long text about history, a long process or even a story
needs time for you to figure out everything you have read.
Task 1
Directions: Study the illustrations below and answer the questions that follow.
(See Activity Sheet 1 – Task 1)
Task 2
A. Directions: Before going into the details of this graphic organizer, read first
the text below. (See attached text Task 2)
B. Directions: Fill in the needed data to complete the graphic organizer. (See
attached Activity Sheet 1 – Task 2.1)
Task 3
Directions: Read the article entitled “Love and Time” by Angelo Clemen. Take
note of the different keywords, ideas, and/or concepts you encounter in the
selection. Then follow the given steps to complete the activity. (See attached
Activity Sheet 1 – Task 3)
Task 4
Present the information below using a Table, Pie Graph, or a Bar Graph. (See
Task 4)
B. Development WHAT I KNOW?
Before going deeper, the students will answer the following questions to gauge
what they learned from their previous journeys.
1. Which of the following statements best describes graphic organizers?
a. They are used to make texts presentable and attractive.
b. They provide visual presentation of concepts and knowledge.
c. They present ideas in a complex manner.
d. They are effective to use for young learners.
2. Which textual aid will help you put events in chronological order?
a. Timeline
b. Concept Map
c. Venn Diagram
d. Pie Graph
3. Which of the following refers to a general organizer that shows a central
idea with its corresponding characteristics?
a. Timeline
b. Concept Map
c. Venn Diagram
d. Pie Graph
4. Concept maps are best to use in doing the following except
a. activating prior knowledge
b. brainstorming
c. generating synonyms
d. comparing and contrasting
5. Which of the following graphic organizers will you use to compare and
contrast two characters in a story?
a. Timeline
b. Concept Map
c. Venn Diagram
d. Pie Graph
6. What non-linear illustration will best show the figures of Covid-19 positive
cases, recoveries and deaths on a daily basis for a specific month?
a. Pie Graph
b. Table
c. Bar Graph
d. Pictograph
7. Any concept or idea that follows a distinct order can be presented using
which of the following?
a. Timeline
b. Concept Map
c. Venn Diagram
d. Table
8. Which is best to use if you want to show the sequence of events in a story?
a. Timeline
b. Concept Map
c. Venn Diagram
d. Pie Graph
9. Which of the following can be presented using a flow chart?
a. Steps in online enrolment
b. Comparing distance learning and online learning
c. Effects of lockdown to employees
d. Number of Covid-19 cases by region
10. Which non-linear illustration will you use to show in percentage form where
you spend your Php100 daily allowance?
a. Pie Graph b. Line Graph c. Timeline d. Bar Graph
For 11-15, match each information on the left to the textual aid on the right
that will best represent it.
11. Highlights of your life story a. Venn Diagram
12. Monthly budget Flow Chart
13. Steps in making Do it Yourself
Bar Graph
(DIY) face masks
14. Number of students enrolled
by grade level Pie Graph
15. Similarities and differences of
Enhanced Community
Quarantine (ECQ) and General Timeline
Community Quarantine (GCQ)
WHAT’S IN?
Before you begin the new lesson, take a look and review the concepts you
learned in the past lesson.
What sources of information did you learn that also guide you in your everyday
life?
WHAT IS IT?
The students will be presented with the concepts about the different textual
aids, advance organizers and non-linear illustrations which will be clearly
discussed in their self-learning modules.
Task 5
A. Directions: Read the text and answer the questions that follow. (See
Activity Sheet 2 – Task 5)
B. Directions: Read the paragraph and make your own cause and effect
diagram based on the text. (See Activity Sheet 2 – Task 5)
Task 6
Directions: Make a simple article about a given concept map below. (See
Activity Sheet 2 – Task 6)
Task 7
Directions: Make a bar graph, pie chart or table showing number of
downloads and details of the most downloaded applications of the
decade. (See Activity Sheet 2 – Task 7)
Task 9
Make a timeline of your life story giving emphasis on the big events of your life.
You can use any format you like. (See Activity Sheet No. 3 – Task 9)
Task 10
Present how you allocate your daily allowance using Pie Chart, Table, or Bar
Graph. (See Activity Sheet No. 3 – Task 10)
Task 11
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word that best completes the statement.
1. _______________________________ are visual displays of key content
information to facilitate understanding of ideas.
2. _______________________ is used to show similarities and differences
between or among concepts or ideas, persons, places or things.
3. In a Venn diagram, the intersection part contains the
_____________________.
4. The ___________________is the reason why something happens.
5. The ___________________refers to the result of something.
Task 12
Direction: Fill in the blanks with the correct answer to complete the sentence.
Choose your answer from the words inside the box.
Task 13
Answer the following questions:
1. Who helped Love in the “Love and Time.” ___________________
2. Who passed by in a luxurious boat? _______________________
3. What should be written in the middle circle of the concept map?
_______________
4. Who developed the concept map? ___________________________
5. What is used to connect ideas, concepts, or characters to show relationships
in a concept map? __________________
Task 14
Now that you have learned ways on how to present ideas, it’s time for you to
summarize the lesson by writing the correct answer on the blank:
________________1. It’s a useful and versatile tool that can be used to
communicate information on their own.
________________2. It tells us what the graph is about.
________________3. It displays data and information in an easy-to-read 'pie-
slice' format with varying slice sizes telling you how much of one data element
exists.
________________4. It is a chart that uses bars to show comparisons between
categories of information.
________________5. It is a text accompanied with visuals or graphs. 6-10.
What are the uses of Non-Linear Illustration?
V. REFLECTION The learners, in their notebook, journal or portfolio will write their personal
insights about the lesson using the questions below.
Checked:
Noted:
MARINA L. ROBERT
Public School District Supervisor – East III
Validated by:
Recommending Approval:
Approved:
HELEN A. RAMOS
Schools Division Superintendent