Ma. Rica A.

Macabus
BSE-ENGLISH-3
ED 8- TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING

NON-DIGITAL MATERIALS
1. How do you develop simple instructional materials as shown in the video?

A teacher shouldn’t be always relying on high-tech technology when it comes to instructing

the students, considering that there are various ways that we can use in the classroom which are
convenient, easy and simple that also make the students active and engage throughout the
discussion. The video just showed ideas and tips on how to develop simple instructional
materials in the classroom. For instance, cardboard box, cardboard paper and adhesive foam
board. The cardboard paper can be turned into a simple choice/s board by using velcro that
attaches to the cardboard, which is easily removed if the student is choosing between things.
Another, the cardboard box that turned into a cube that could be used in presenting a color,
numbers and recognizing symbols. Utilizing this material can create simple, fun, wacky
sentences considering its lightweight and can easily pass. Lastly, adhesive foam board that can
be turned into flashcards that are used to create meaningful sentences using pictures, letters or
words that are attached to it. By using these materials, we also encourage the child to be a writer
or author. Indeed, the video is helpful and essential considering we will become a future
teachers, and, as a teacher we must be resourceful and creative in all various ways even using
simple things that we often seen in our surroundings and used it when imparting knowledge to
students in order to make learning effective and achieve the goals and desired learning
objectives.      
2. Complete the table below that follows on the appropriate instructional materials to be based
on a specific topic
Learning Area: English
TOPICS
Persuasive Essay
Elements of Short story: Hope For the
Flowers by Trina Paulus
Narrative Poem: The Blind Men and the
Elephant by John Godfrey Saxe
Origin of the Greek Gods and Goddesses
Short Story: The Story of the Rainbow by
Anne Hope
Effective Sentence: Four Kinds of Sentences
Cause and Effect Essay
Prepositions
SAMPLE INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS
TV clips, printed examples/ draft of
persuasive essay, writing board, charts
Bond paper, coloring materials for cartoon
strips, printed story maps, handouts, flashcards
Handouts of the story, pictures, worksheets:
Semantic Web, illustration
Photos of Greek Gods and Goddesses, hand-
outs of Map of Olympus and the Principal
Gods, and worksheet.
flipcharts, posters, coloring materials, handouts
of the story
Information sheets, worksheet, diagrams,
Pamphlet, t-chart, illustration, diagram, TV
clips, newspaper/ magazine articles
Charts, photos, workbook, printed grammar
exercises, information sheet