In the third quarter of Grade 1 at Guiset Elementary School, the least learned English competencies included recognizing sentences and non-sentences, using and responding to polite expressions such as greetings and apologies, talking about oneself and one's family and experiences, predicting story endings, and identifying problems and solutions in stories. The document was prepared by Master Teacher 1 Desiree L. Ronquillo and noted by School Head Teacher 3 Jennifer Dg. Ferry.
In the third quarter of Grade 1 at Guiset Elementary School, the least learned English competencies included recognizing sentences and non-sentences, using and responding to polite expressions such as greetings and apologies, talking about oneself and one's family and experiences, predicting story endings, and identifying problems and solutions in stories. The document was prepared by Master Teacher 1 Desiree L. Ronquillo and noted by School Head Teacher 3 Jennifer Dg. Ferry.
In the third quarter of Grade 1 at Guiset Elementary School, the least learned English competencies included recognizing sentences and non-sentences, using and responding to polite expressions such as greetings and apologies, talking about oneself and one's family and experiences, predicting story endings, and identifying problems and solutions in stories. The document was prepared by Master Teacher 1 Desiree L. Ronquillo and noted by School Head Teacher 3 Jennifer Dg. Ferry.
GUISET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Least Learned Competencies in English GRADE 1 SY 2021-2022
QUARTER GRADE LEVEL LEAST LEARNED COMPETE
Recognize sentences (telling and asking) and non-sentences Use/Respond appropriately to polite expressions: greetings, gratitude and apology, asking permission, offering help THIRD QUARTER GRADE I Talk about oneself, one’s family and one’s personal experien Predict possible ending of a story read Identify the problem and solution
Prepared by: Noted:
DESIREE L. RONQUILLO JENNIFER DG. FERRY
Master Teacher 1 School Head Teacher III EX EX HOOL English
AST LEARNED COMPETENCIES
nd asking) and non-sentences polite expressions: greetings, leave takings, expressing permission, offering help y and one’s personal experiences ory read tion