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Expressing Ideas, Opinions, Feelings LP
Expressing Ideas, Opinions, Feelings LP
Department of Education
Schools Division of Sorsogon
Region V
J.P LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL
J.P Laurel, Bulan, Sorsogon
Bulan, Sorsogon
At the end of the learning experience, the students should be able to:
a) Recall their prior knowledge about the effects of drinking alcohol by
answering the following concepts if it is true or false,
b) determine the messages they receive about consuming alcohol from the
material viewed.
c) classify the aftermath of drinking a lot of alcohol based on the material
viewed.
d) cooperate with their partner by appropriately create a dialogue in
consuming alcohol and in contrary,
e) search and select words from the puzzle and complete the task by using
the correct use of words.
II. Subject Matter
Learning Content: Expressing ideas, opinions, feelings, and emotions (throughout the
lesson about consuming of Alcohol)
Grade Level: Grade 7
Strategy:
References: K to 12 Curriculum Guide (2016), p.156
Teaching Stategies for Response to Literature, Retrieved from
www.sde.ct.gov/sde/lib/sde/pdf/curriculum/captread/rcpt_33-43.pdf
Bonus Worksheet, Retrieved from
https://www.toosmarttostart.samhsa.gov/media/bonus_worksheets.poi
Bawas Bisyo, Retrieved from
https://www.facebook.com/BawasBsiyo/videos/1172498879474561/
Materials /ICT tools & application: PowerPoint Presentation, pictures, laptop, projectors,
Human-sized tree
Time Allotment: 1 hour
III. Procedures
Teacher’s Task Student’s Task
A. Classroom Management
That’s enough.
How was your day? Is it good so far? Angelou: ma’am we are good!
Justin?
Good thing no one is absent.
Very good!
B. Motivation
May I ask who among you smokes or drink (No one is raising their hands)
alcohols?
Well, I am glad that you’re in your right mind,
class. I’ll think it as an honest answer.
Directions: Below are statements about how Directions: Below are statements about how
alcohol affects a person’s brain activities. alcohol affects a person’s brain activities.
Some of these are misconceptions, or Some of these are misconceptions, or
mistaken beliefs. This will be an oral activity. mistaken beliefs. This will be an oral activity.
All of us will read and answer in chorus. Let’s All of us will read and answer in chorus. Let’s
practice your reading skills at the same time. practice your reading skills at the same time.
C. Lesson Proper
Group yourselves into 5 and answer the Direction: In your group, select a
following questions. This is easy since we representative to present your output in front
had warmed up your observations a while the class.
ago. I’ll give you 10 minutes to finish.
1. What seems to be the message the
Direction: In your group, select a video portrays?
representative to present your output in front 2. What is the video trying to say with its
the class. message?
3. How is it trying to influence you?
1. What seems to be the message the 4. If ever you know someone who drinks
video portrays? hardly, what would you advise?
2. What is the video trying to say with its 5. How does drinking habits will affect
message? your future?
3. How is it trying to influence you?
4. If ever you know someone who drinks
hardly, what would you advise?
5. How does drinking habits will affect
your future?
E. Evaluation
Honey: Alcohol.
Exercise: WORD into a SENTENCE GAME!
Directions: The following words are hidden in Students are answering in chorus.
this word search puzzle. Individually, find the
words and then complete the sentences
about the dangers of alcohol.
“Words to be found”
In spite of the 1.____ ____ that 2___ Students are answering in chorus: Yes,
will make life more fun, it actually is a 3 __. ma’am
Just one drink can 4___ your 5___’s Students: None, ma’am!
ability to 6___ ___. 7___ _____ s, and use
good 8_____. Alcohol can make you slur
your speech, messing up your ability to
9___. If you drink a lot of alcohol, you might
even 10___.
Time’s up! Let us check your works.
Exchange papers with your seatmates.
Yes, Honey?
Very good!
Number 4?
Number 5?
Number 6?
Number 7?
Number 8?
Number 9?
Number 10?
Understood?
Who wants to clarify something? Any
ambiguous informations?
F. Assignment
Okay. For your assignment, conduct a 5-
minute interview for smokers and drinkers. Students: copy ma’am!
Formulate your own interview questions. In the name…
Group yourselves into 5. Make at least 10
questions.
Good bye ma’am. See you next week!
Before we dismiss let us pray and bring your
trashes with you.
Class dismiss!
PREPARED BY:
JOANNA B. LETADA
BSED-English 4
Practice Teacher