DAILY LESSON LOG School: Grade Level: V – Pinpin (SPJ), V – Darwin Teacher: Mark Daniel L. Salvador Learning Area: English 5 February 20-24, 2023 / 8:00-8:50 am, 8:50-9:40 am, 10:00- Teaching Dates and Time: 10:50 am, 1:30-2:20 pm Quarter: Third Quarter
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I. OBJECTIVES A. Content Standard Listens critically to different text types and news reports and other radio broadcasts; expresses ideas logically in oral and written forms; expresses ideas accurately in oral and in written forms; and reads independently and gets relevant information from various text types B. Performance Standard Demonstrates interest in reading to meet various needs and confidence in the use of the language to meet every day needs C. Learning Competencies/Objectives Distinguish text-types according to purpose and features: classification, explanation, enumeration and time order Write the LC code for each (EN5RC-IIc-3.2.1 ) II. CONTENT Lesson 1.2: Distinguishing Text-types According to Purpose and Features: Explanation Text-Type III. LEARNING RESOURCES A. References 1. Teacher’s Guide pages 2. Learner’s Material pages 3. Textbook pages 4. Additional Materials from ENGLISH – Grade 5, Alternative Delivery Mode, Quarter 3 – Module 1: Distinguishing Text Types According to Purpose and Features, First Edition, 2021 Learning Resource portal B. Other Learning Resources IV. PROCEDURES Lesson 1.2: Distinguishing Comprehension Questions: Spelling Drill: Spell out the Written Work #2 Performance Task #2: Text-types According to 1. What is food poisoning? following words. Directions: Read the questions Understanding What Causes Purpose and Features: 2. What is the classic form of food 1. poisoning carefully and choose the letter of Food Poisoning Explanation Text-Type poisoning caused by? 2. stomach the correct answer. Directions: Read the 3. How do staph germs enter food 3. staphylococci 1. What is the main purpose of explanation text about what An explanation text-type is during preparation? /sta·fuh·low·kaak·sai/ an explanation text-type? causes food poisoning. Using a usually written in the present 4. Why does eating contaminated 4. contaminated a. To entertain the reader flowchart graphic organizer, tense and often broken down into food cause symptoms like 5. diarrhea b. To describe a process in a create a step-by-step steps to make them easier to vomiting, abdominal cramps, and 6. disorder confusing manner explanation of what causes food follow. It tells the reader how diarrhea? 7. bacteria c. To detail and logically poisoning. Label each step in something works or why 5. What causes food poisoning to 8. chemical describe the stages in a process the flowchart with a brief something happens. frequently occur? 9. toxin or event description of what is Explanations detail and logically 10. cramps d. To share personal opinions happening. Make sure to describe the stages in a process, Expected Answers: 2. What tense is an explanation demonstrate the process of food such as the water cycle, or how 1. Food poisoning is a disorder of Vocabulary Drill: Using a text-type usually written in? poisoning clearly and an engine works. the stomach and intestines dictionary, give the meaning and a. Past tense accurately. caused by bacteria or chemicals make a sentence of the following b. Future tense Rubrics: in foods. words. c. Present tense - Understanding of the Example: d. None of the above explanation text - 5 pts What Causes Food Poisoning 2. The classic form of food 1. Poisoning - is the act of poisoning is caused by consuming or coming into 3. What is one of the ways an - Accuracy of the flowchart - 5 staphylococci (bacteria commonly contact with a substance that explanation text-type makes it pts Food poisoning is a disorder of known as staph). can cause harm or death to a easier for the reader to - Clarity and organization of the the stomach and intestines 3. Staph germs enter food during person or animal. understand? flowchart - 5 pts caused by bacteria or chemicals preparation when the food is not Example: He was rushed to the a. It uses confusing language - Use of appropriate labels and in foods. properly refrigerated. hospital after being diagnosed b. It includes personal description - 5 pts The classic form of food 4. Eating contaminated food with food poisoning. opinions - Total Points: 20 pts poisoning is caused by causes symptoms like vomiting, 2. Stomach - is a muscular, c. It breaks down the staphylococci (bacteria commonly abdominal cramps, and diarrhea sack-like organ in the upper information into steps Expected Answer: known as staph). The staph because the staph germs and abdomen that is involved in the d. It does not provide any - Staphylococci bacteria enter germs enter the food during their toxins are odorless and digestion of food. detail food during preparation preparation. As a result of the tasteless, which means the Example: After eating too much, 4. What type of information is - Food not properly refrigerated, food not properly refrigerated the contaminated food smells and he had a stomachache and felt usually included in an causing bacteria to multiply bacteria multiply hourly, tastes normal. bloated. explanation text-type? hourly contaminating the food with toxin 5. Food poisoning frequently 3. Staphylococci - are a type of a. Confusing or incomplete - Bacteria contaminates food (poison). As staph germs and occurs because of staphylococci bacteria that can cause various details with toxin (poison) their toxins are odorless and contaminating food during food infections, including skin b. Personal opinions or beliefs - Contaminated food smells and tasteless, the contaminated food preparation and entering the infections and food poisoning. c. The stages in a process or tastes normal because staph smells and tastes normal. Eating stomach and intestines during Example: The patient tested event and how it works or why it germs and their toxins are contaminated food causes eating. positive for staphylococci and was happens odorless and tasteless vomiting, abdominal cramps, and prescribed antibiotics. d. None of the above - Eating contaminated food diarrhea within one to six hours. 4. Contaminated - refers to the 5. What is the goal of an - Vomiting, abdominal cramps, Thus, food poisoning is presence of harmful or unwanted explanation text-type? and diarrhea occur within one to frequently caused by substances in a substance or a. To confuse the reader six hours staphylococci, which contaminate environment. b. To provide information in a food during food preparation and Example: The water was logical and easy to understand enter the stomach and intestines contaminated with chemicals manner during eating. from the factory, making it c. To share personal opinions unsafe to drink. and beliefs 5. Diarrhea - is a condition d. To provide incomplete characterized by frequent and information watery bowel movements, caused by various factors including infection, food intolerance, or medication side effects. Example: She had been suffering from diarrhea for three days and was advised to see a doctor. 6. Disorder - refers to a state of being disorganized, disturbed, or abnormal, usually in reference to physical, mental, or emotional conditions. Example: He was diagnosed with a sleep disorder and was prescribed medication to help him sleep better. 7. Bacteria - are tiny, single- celled organisms that can be found almost everywhere, some of which are harmful while others are beneficial. Example: The yogurt contains active cultures of beneficial bacteria that aid in digestion. 8. Chemical - is a substance that is composed of molecules or atoms with specific properties and characteristics, used in various fields including medicine, industry, and agriculture. Example: The chemical reaction produced a dangerous gas that was harmful to breathe. 9. Toxin - is a poisonous substance produced by certain plants, animals, or bacteria that can cause harm or death to living organisms. Example: The snake's venom is a potent toxin that can be lethal if not treated promptly. 10. Cramps - are painful muscle contractions, often occurring in the abdomen or legs, caused by various factors including menstrual cycles, exercise, or dehydration. Example: She was unable to sleep because of the intense cramps in her legs. V. REMARKS VI. REFLECTION A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation. B. No. of learners who require additional activities for remediation who scored below 80%. C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of learners who have caught up with the lesson. D. No. of learners who continue to require remediation E. Which of my teaching strategies worked well? Why did these work? F. What difficulties did I encounter which my principal or supervisor can help me solve? G. What innovation or localized materials did I use/discover which I wish to share with other teachers?