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REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BACOOR
CITY OF BACOOR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS, MOLINO IV, CITY OF BACOOR, CAVITE
Tel # (046) 418 - 2630
WEEKLY LEARNING PLAN
Quarter: 1st Quarter Grade Level: Grade 7
Week: Week 1 Learning Area: English 7
MELC: Supply other words or expressions that complete
an analogy
Day Objectives Topic/s Classroom-Based Activities Home-Based Activities
A. ANNYEONG! (ELICIT)
SMART-Q-TIME: Let the students ask questions about the grading system.
E. I GOT NEW RULES
Ask the class to create a Subject Rule for the topic that they will draw out:
a. Submission of Requirements
Let the students read the rules that they have made and approved by the class and the
teacher through a “vow”.
End with “so help me, God”.
2 Subject Area Begin with classroom routine:
Orientation a. Prayer
b. Reminder of the classroom health and safety protocols
c. Checking of attendance
d. Quick “kamustahan”
A. RECALL (ELICIT)
Tell the students that you will give activities and they need to identify the macro skill
related to the activity.
a. Scanning and Skimming (Reading)
b. Identifying Theme (Literature)
c. Relating a video to one’s life (Viewing)
d. Sharing one’s experience orally (Speaking)
e. Spelling (Vocabulary)
f. Identifying parts of speech (Grammar)
B. VOCAB and GRAMMAR Check (ENGAGE)
1. Process the activity by introducing three skills that they will recall and reinforce in the
session.
2. Give a 10-item quiz on spelling.
3. Recall parts of speech.
C. APPLICATION
1. The teacher will assign a number for each students from 1-5.
2. Give a sentence with highlighted word in it. Ask them to identify the part of speech.
3. The class will be given 15 seconds to answer.
Valuing
What is the importance of the eight macro skills in English?
SMART-Q-TIME
Let the students formulate questions about the topic.
E. REFLECTION
CONFIDENCE CHECK
1. Look for students who have not yet recited.
2. Let a student pick a question, prompt, or quotation from a pouch.
3. For 30 seconds, let the student give his/her answer to the class.
3 Developing critical COMPLETING AN Begin with classroom routine:
thinking through ANALOGY a. Prayer
analyzing and completing b. Reminder of the classroom health and safety protocols
analogy c. Checking of attendance
d. Quick “kamustahan”
Appreciating logical
patterns of words and A. WHAT’S NEXT?! (ELICIT)
pictures
modules, page 6.
B. TELL ME WHY (ENGAGE)
C. DISCUSSION: ANALOGY (EXPLORE)
1. Have a thorough discussion about analogy.
2. Have the students understand the lesson by giving examples.
3. Present the different types of analogy and its examples to the student.
D. SMART-Q-TIME (EXPLAIN)
1. Let the students formulate questions about analogy for clarification.
2. Ask:
• What is analogy?
E. REFLECTION
D. FOLDABLE ACTIVITY: ANALOGY AND ITS TYPES (EXPLAIN)
Materials:
1. 1 Colored paper or bond paper
E. SMART-Q-TIME (ELABORATE)
1. Let the students formulate questions about analogy for clarification.
2. Ask:
• What is analogy?
• What are the types of analogy?
• Why is it important for a student like you to study analogy?