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I.OBJECTIVES Realize that one has to exert Express one’s ideas, feelings clearly. Read words, phrases, poems, and Identify concrete and abstract nouns in sentences.
effort to achieve his/her dreams. stories with accuracy.
Demonstrates understanding of Demonstrates understanding of Demonstrate understanding of text Demonstrate understanding of the conventions of standard English
the elements of informational verbal and non-verbal elements of elements to comprehend various texts grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
text of comprehension communication to respond back
a.Content Standards
Recall detail, sequence of events Uses paralanguage and non-verbal Use knowledge of text types to Speaks and write using good command of the conventions of standard
and shares ideas on texts listened cues to respond appropriately. correctly distinguished literary from English.
to informational texts.
b. Performance Standards
c. Learning Competencies/ EN4LC-Ig-1 EN4A-IIa-1 EN4RC-Ig-5 EN4G-Ig-6
Objectives. Write the LC Code for each
II.CONTENT
III.LEARNING RESOURCES
A.References
1.Teacher’s Guide pages P75-77 P77-78 P78-79 P79-80
2.Learner’s Materials pages P66-68 P66-68 P68-69 P71-73
3.Textbook pages
4.Additional Resources from Chart, flashcards Chart, flashcards, activity card Chart, flashcards, activity card Chart, flashcards, activity card
Learning Resources (LR) Portal
B. Other Learning Resources
IV.PROCEDURES
A. Review previous lesson or Refer to LM p65 Think and Tell Recall the story about The Mouse at Recall the details of the story The Direction: Read the words inside the Direction: Read the words inside
presenting the new lesson. the Seashore. Mouse at the Seashore. box. the box.
Beach mouse cat tree Beach mouse cat tree
dogs peace dogs peace
fear seashore fear seashore
trouble birds trouble birds
-What do you call these words? -What do you call these words?
-Which nouns can be seen, heard, -Which nouns can be seen, heard,
smelled, Which nouns can be seen, smelled, Which nouns can be seen,
heard, smelled, tasted? heard, smelled, tasted? -Which
words can be felt?
B. Establishing the purpose to Say:“you are going to listen to a Ask questions to track pupils Refer to LM p68 Think and Tell What do we call this type of noun? What do we call this type of noun?
the lesson. story about a mouse who wants comprehension.
to go to the seashore. Will it be
for him to reach the seashore?
Let us find out the answer to
those questions after listening to
the story “The Mouse at the
Seashore” ”
C. Presenting examples/ Reading of the story entitled Say : “Act out the some of the major Teaching chart -Concrete nouns are nouns that can Abstract Nouns shows virtues, traits,
instances of the new lesson “Mouse the Seashore”by the scenes in the story. Assign roles to A diagraph is a single sound or be seen, heard, smelled, tasted or characters, or qualities. They cannot
teacher and the pupils will going pupils and encourage them to be as phoneme which is represented by two felt. be seen, heard, smelled, or tasted.
to listen. expressive as the characters in the letters. Ex.: cat, bird, stone, water Ex.: peace, contentment, happiness
story.” -/sh/ -/ch/
D. Discussing new concepts and Answer the following questions: Presentation by group: Direction: Compare how the following Refer to LM p72 Refer to LM p72
practicing new skills # 1 1. Who was going on a trip to the Group 1: Draw Me words are pronounced. Listen as the Try and Learn Exercise 1 Try and Learn Exercise 2
seashore? Ask: “Have you tried going to the teacher reads the word. Then, read
beach/sea?” after the teacher.
2. What did his parents say? Say: “Draw a beach/sea and say /sh/ /ch/ /k/ /sh/
something about it.” shore chang choir chemi
3. Did he still push through his e se
plans?
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V.REMARKS
VI.REFLECTION