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CURRICULUM MAP

SUBJECT: ENGLISH
GARDE LEVEL: 9
TEACHERS: MS. MARY RUTH L. GALANG & MS. PAULINE LOU O. GODOY

UNIT TOPIC CONTENT PERFORMANCE PAULINIAN COMPETENCIES ACTIVITIES TRANSFER TASK


STANDARD STANDARD FORMATION
STANDARD
The learner The learner skillfully Learners should be Scenario: There is a
demonstrate performs in one-act able to enhance youth program launched
understanding of play through their selves by your Governor for
how Anglo- utilizing effective especially in the the whole City
American literature verbal and non- field of expressing showcasing the talents
and other text verbal strategies and their selves in a and knowledge of the
types serve as a ICT resources based one-act play. (Aim youths in these
ONE-ACT PLAY means of on the following for excellence) 1.1 Analyze a one-act play -Video generation and you,
connecting to the criteria : Focus, 1.2 Explain how the elements Presentation including your
world Voice, Delivery, and specific to a one-act play -Table classmates decided to
; also how to use Dramatic contribute to the development -Writing various participate by
ways of analyzing Conventions. of its theme. texts performing a chamber
one-act play and 1.3 Use the appropriate -Essay theatre which you just
different forms of prosodic features of speech learned in school last
verbals foe him/her when delivering lines in a month to make your
to skillfully one-act play. school proud and also to
perform in one-act inspire many viewers
play. with the message of
GRASPS 1.4 Form ideas in forming -Brainstorming your theme.
effective delivery of a one-act
play.

GRASPS
STATEMENT
Goal: to make your
DISTINGUISHING 1.4. Analyze literature as a Video Presentation school proud and to
FEATURES OF ANGLO- means of connecting to the -Table inspire many viewers,
AMERICAN ONE-ACT world. -Writing various especially youths to
PLAY 1.5 Identify the distinguishing texts showcase their talents.
features of Anglo-American -Essay
one-act plays. Role: actors/actresses/
1.6 Draw similarities and
differences of the featured
selections in relation to the Audience: teachers and
theme. students

1.7 Get familiar with the Video Presentation


TECHNICAL technical vocabulary for -Table Situation: In the
VOCABULARY FOR drama and theatre like stage -Writing various Neoclassic or Romantic
DRAMA AND THEATRE directions. texts periods, humans have
(LIKE STAGE 1.8 Use technical vocabulary in -Essay been using fossil fuels
DIRECTIONS) a role play. that led to increase
global carbon dioxide,
concentration in the
atmosphere. Increasing
1.8 Compose forms of literary Video Presentation global temperature
PRACTICE ONE-ACT writing -Table influences climate
PLAY 1.9 Identify types and features -Writing various change. As
of a play synopsis. texts environmental scientist
TYPES AND FEATURES -Essay the CENRO wants to
OF A PLAY SYNOPSIS promote awareness in
the factors that affect
climate change. They
encourage people to be
1.10 Apply the knowledge they conscious and reduce
gain from the topics discussed
PRACTICE ONE-ACT their carbon footprint
PLAY during Neoclassic and
Romantic periods
through one act play in
QUIZ 1.11 Use appropriate multi- Video Presentation utilizing effective verbal
media resources to -Table and non-verbal
accompany the oral delivery -Writing various strategies and ICT
of lines. texts resources.
-Essay
MULTI-MEDIA Performance: One-act
RESOURCES Video Presentation play
1.12 Recognize faulty logic, -Table Standards:
unsupported facts, and -Writing various  Vocal/Verbal
emotional appeal. texts Expression
1.13Extract important -Essay  Effect on
information from Audience
FAULTY LOGIC, argumentative/persuasive  Focus
UNSUPPORTED FACTS texts.  Enunciation &
AND EMOTIONAL Volume
APPEAL  Preparedness
and
Professionalism

PRACTICE

QUIZ

PRACTICE

PERFORMANCE
Prepared by:

MS. MARY RUTH L. GALANG MS. PAULINE LOU O. GODOY


English Teacher, Grade 9 English Teacher, Grade 9

Checked by:

MS. MARY RUTH L. GALANG


STL-English

Re-checked by:

MR. ALVIN B. JAVIER


High School Academic Coordinator

Approved by:

JOVITA P. VILLAS, MA.Ed


Directress, SPSSA

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