Teacher: VERA YVONNE A.

GOZANO Subject: ENGLISH 7

Date: March 13-17 2023 Quarter: Third

SCHEDULE

Republic of the Philippines DAILY LESSON LOG

Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
Calatagan National High School
Barangay I, Calatagan, Batangas

 I. OBJECTIVES Monday- Tuesday- Wednesday Thursday-Friday

Content Standard
Performance Standard
A. Learning Competency/ies Express one’s Express one’s Express one’s Express one’s
(Write the LC code for
beliefs/convictions beliefs/convictions beliefs/convictions beliefs/convictions
each)
II. CONTENT Expressing One’s Own Values Expressing One’s Own Values Expressing One’s Own Values Expressing One’s Own Values
(Subject Matter) and Beliefs (Part 1) and Beliefs (Part 1) and Beliefs (Part 1) and Beliefs (Part 1)
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide Pages MELC MELC MELC MELC
2. Learner’s Materials pages
B. Other Learning Resources Google, Youtube, ppt Google, Youtube, ppt Google, Youtube, ppt Google, Youtube, ppt
IV. PROCEDURES
What are the different types of
What is the story “The What are the different wedding What are the different wedding
A. Reviewing previous lesson figure of speech we have
Wedding Dance” all about? beliefs we have in our country? beliefs we have in our country?
discussed last week?

B. Establishing a purpose for Do you believe in superstition Share it with us! What can you say about these What can you say about these
the lesson or pamahiin? If so, what are photos? photos?
your takes in this superstitions? Cite holiday traditions you
have at your home, what do
 1. You should not walk you observed in your family
over someone if they that they usually do every
are lying down holiday?
because they will
never grow taller.

2. If you take a picture

with 3 people the
middle person will die.

3. You should not sleep

while you are hungry
because your spirit
will go to a place
where there’s food
and it will become
trapped there.

4. If you get a wound, a

grain of rice or trains
will come out of it.

5. If you will sleep with

wet hair, it will make
you crazy, bald or
blind.
From these photos what would From these photos what would
Do you believe in these kinds you prefer to wear on your you prefer to wear on your
of superstition? Why or why wedding day? Would you go wedding day? Would you go
not? for the traditional or modern for the traditional or modern
look? look?

Before we begin our As a Filipino, beliefs are a part I have here some examples of I have here some examples of
C. Presenting examples of the lesson I have here of our life and culture, let’s the modern and traditional the modern and traditional
new lesson different wedding talk about the different wedding here in the Philippines. wedding here in the
superstition in the wedding tradition from around Philippines.
 Philippines : the world.
1. Don’t drop the ring
during the ceremony.
Be extra careful not to
drop your ring during
the ceremony.
According to this
wedding ring
superstition, it’s bad
luck. Some even
believe that a
dropped wedding
ring is a sign that
someone in the family
will die soon
2. Loose wedding ring =
marriage won’t last
long.
Couples are
encouraged to ensure
their wedding ring
measurements are the
perfect fit. If you have
a loose wedding ring,
it symbolizes a
careless act of
thoughtlessness or
forgetfulness that can
lead to a failed
marriage.
3. Tight wedding ring =
extreme jealousy.
1. Germany: The bride
and groom use
chainsaws
German newlyweds
indulge in a tradition
known as Baumstamm
Sägen, where the
Wedding Ceremony at the
couple is expected to
church. Wedding Ceremony at the
saw a log into two
church.
pieces. As it's a task to
be carried out by two
people, Baumstamm
Sägen symbolises the
couple's strength as
they face challenges in
their marriage.
2. Romania: The bride is
kidnapped Wedding Ceremony at a
In Romania, if the garden. Wedding Ceremony at a
brides disappears garden.
before the wedding it
doesn't mean she has
cold feet. On the
contrary it is a
tradition for the bride
to be "kidnapped" by
friends and family
before the wedding.
Just like role-play, to
get the bride back, the
groom has to pay her
ransom, it could be Money Dance.
through romantic Money Dance.
gestures or filling her
glass with champagne.
 This wedding ring
superstition implies 3.
that if a wedding ring
is too tight, the couple
will feel too
constrained or
restricted at some
point in their married
life, which may result
in complex marital
problems.
4. Don’t travel.
Days or even weeks
before the wedding,
couples should avoid
travelling or road
4. Kenya: Father spits on
trips for their own
safety. According to
wedding day
superstitions, soon-to-
be-wed couples are
prone to accidents. 
5. Avoid sukob.
Traditional Filipinos
believe in sukob, a
wedding superstition
that sisters shouldn’t
marry within the same
year. If they do, the
marriage luck they
should each get in full
will be divided 5. India: The groom gets
between them.
Italy: Nuts are given
to newlyweds
Many of us think of
confetti as colourful
bits of paper, however,
in Italian "confetti ''
actually refers to
sugared almonds.
Wedding guests
receive these as
favours at the
reception and they are
used to be thrown at
the bride and groom.
the bride
If you go to a wedding
in Kenya, don't be
shocked if you see the
father of the bride
spitting on her dress
for good luck. For the
Wedding Cake
Maasai people in
Wedding Cake
Kenya, spitting on
someone is seen as a
show of respect.
Hoping not to jinx the
marriage, the spit is
meant in good faith.
What can you say about these
his shoes stolen photos? Would you prefer a
In a traditional Hindu modern or traditional wedding?
wedding, it's a custom
 for the groom to
remove his shoes
before sitting for the
pheras. It is during this
time that the tradition
of Joota Chupai taks
place. It is a ritual
where the bride's
bridesmaids and
cousins often play a
trick on him by
stealing the shoes and
hiding them. In order
to get his shoes back,
the groom must bribe
the women with cash
to return them before
the ceremony ends.

As a Filipino what can you

say about the wedding
tradition from other countries?

Do you know our traditions?

In today’s lesson, you will read The Philippines is an The Philippines is an

D. Discussing new concepts
and practicing new skills #1
about some of the beliefs that
Filipinos live by, especially
familial milestones,
particularly on wedding days.
On weddings, some Filipinos
are inclined to Catholic
conventions brought by the
archipelago not only of more
than 7,000 islands but also of
diverse customs and traditions.
These traditions are formed as
a result of our ancestors’
beliefs:
Some Filipino weddings are
archipelago not only of more
than 7,000 islands but also of
diverse customs and traditions.
These traditions are formed as
a result of our ancestors’
beliefs:
Some Filipino weddings are
Read the excerpt of the
short story titled, “The
Wedding Dance” by Amador
Daguio, a Filipino writer
from Lubuagan, Kalinga
before the World War II.
After reading the excerpt,
answer the following
questions.
1. What is the situation of
Awiyao and Lumnay’s
marriage?
2. How did Lumnay respond
to Awiyao when he invited
him to come to the wedding
dance?
3. What was expected of
them during their time of
marriage? Were they able to
fulfill it?
4. Do you think Awiyao and
Lumnay love each other?
Explain your answer.
Spanish colonization, but are
also mixed with pre-colonial
customs. Listed below are the
notable examples of such
traditions:
1. Pamamanhikan - This is the
first step in a Filipino wedding,
where the groom’s family
meet the bride’s family and
serve as the groom’s official
proposal. Usually they sit
down, have a feast, and talk
about the bride and groom’s
plans for the wedding. This
ends with both families giving
gifts to each other.
2. Veil and Cord - In the
wedding day, chosen
godparents or sponsors put
the veil and cord to the bride
and groom, with the veil
symbolizing the bride and
groom ‘being clothed as one’
and the cord wrapped around
the couple in a figure eight
which symbolizes eternal
bond of fidelity.
3. 13 Coins / Aras - The groom
gives the bride the 13 coins or
‘aras,’ which symbolizes the
promise of prosperity to their
future family.
4. A Shower of Rice - Usually
done after the wedding
large and follow traditional
conventions you might see in
the Philippines with a
full Catholic ceremony, but
many weddings are also
smaller, intimate, and non-
denominational," says social
entrepreneur Gelaine Santiago.
To feel the Filipino Wedding
let’s watch this clips:
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=ae7xQHS0h4Y
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=xQI1uEeV6oc
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=SCh0gNzNP_U
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=Q4l4X_q5mTo
What can you say about the
clips you have watched?
If you were the bride would you
want your groom to cry when
you walk down the aisle?
If you were the groom would
you cry when the bride walk
down the aisle?
Would you want your bride to
wear non-traditional attire or
traditional? Why?
Would you want your wedding
large and follow traditional
conventions you might see in
the Philippines with a
full Catholic ceremony, but
many weddings are also
smaller, intimate, and non-
denominational," says social
entrepreneur Gelaine Santiago.
To feel the Filipino Wedding
let’s watch this clips:
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=ae7xQHS0h4Y
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=xQI1uEeV6oc
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=SCh0gNzNP_U
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=Q4l4X_q5mTo
What can you say about the
clips you have watched?
If you were the bride would
you want your groom to cry
when you walk down the aisle?
If you were the groom would
you cry when the bride walk
down the aisle?
Would you want your bride to
 5. If you were in the
situation of Awiyao and
Lumnay, would you defy
your tribe’s tradition? Why
or why not?
ceremony, the now to be traditional or non- wear non-traditional attire or
newlyweds are showered with traditional? traditional? Why?
grains of rice as a sign of
Would you want your wedding
bounty and rain, or blessings. to be traditional or non-
Rice in weddings also holds a traditional?
sacred status as pre-colonial
Beliefs. Filipinos are bound
with hands held together over
a mound of rice blessed by a
Babaylan or priestess, which
then becomes their first
shared meal.

5. Money Dance / Gala - this

dance is usually the first dance
of the newlyweds, whereas
sponsors, family relatives, and
guests pin bills to the bride
and groom’s clothes, which is
considered a way to help the
couple get started in their
married life financially.

E. Discussing new concepts Beliefs are ideas that we
and practicing new skills #2 accept and claim as truth. We
consider them important that
we adopt these into our
everyday lives, as well as in
our decision making. Our
values, attitudes and behaviors
are influenced by these ideas
that we strongly believe in.
Then and Now:
Venue: Modern weddings may
take place in a variety of
locations, such as outdoor
venues, nontraditional spaces
like warehouses or galleries, or
even destination weddings.
Traditional weddings are more
likely to take place in religious
or formal settings, such as a
church or banquet hall.
Attire: Modern weddings often
feature more casual attire for
both the bride and groom, with
Then and Now:
Venue: Modern weddings may
take place in a variety of
locations, such as outdoor
venues, nontraditional spaces
like warehouses or galleries, or
even destination weddings.
Traditional weddings are more
likely to take place in religious
or formal settings, such as a
church or banquet hall.
Attire: Modern weddings often
feature more casual attire for
both the bride and groom, with
brides opting for dresses that
are less formal and traditional
than traditional wedding gowns.
Grooms may also wear less
formal attire, such as a suit or
even jeans and a button-down
shirt.
Music: Traditional weddings
may feature more classical
music, while modern weddings
may have a wider range of
music genres, including popular
and contemporary songs.
Vows: Modern couples may
choose to write their own vows,
incorporating their own
personal stories and values into
the ceremony. Traditional vows
are often more formal and
follow a set script. Traditional
weddings often include
traditional vows such as “to
love, honor, and cherish” or “to
have and to hold, from this day
forward.”
Entertainment: Modern
weddings may have a variety of
entertainment options, such as
live bands, DJs, or interactive
activities like photo booths.
Traditional weddings often
have more traditional forms of
entertainment, such as live
music or dancing.
Wedding party: Modern
weddings may have a smaller
wedding party, with couples
brides opting for dresses that
are less formal and traditional
than traditional wedding
gowns. Grooms may also wear
less formal attire, such as a suit
or even jeans and a button-
down shirt.
Music: Traditional weddings
may feature more classical
music, while modern weddings
may have a wider range of
music genres, including
popular and contemporary
songs.
Vows: Modern couples may
choose to write their own vows,
incorporating their own
personal stories and values into
the ceremony. Traditional vows
are often more formal and
follow a set script. Traditional
weddings often include
traditional vows such as “to
love, honor, and cherish” or “to
have and to hold, from this day
forward.”
Entertainment: Modern
weddings may have a variety of
entertainment options, such as
live bands, DJs, or interactive
activities like photo booths.
Traditional weddings often
have more traditional forms of
entertainment, such as live
music or dancing.
Wedding party: Modern
weddings may have a smaller
often opting for just a few close
friends or family members to
stand with them during the
ceremony. Traditional
weddings often have a larger
wedding party, with
bridesmaids, groomsmen, and
flower girls.
Gifts: In traditional weddings,
guests typically bring gifts for
the couple in the form of
household items or other
practical items. In modern
weddings, couples may request
that guests make a donation to a
charitable organization or
contribute to a honeymoon fund
rather than give traditional gifts.
Customs and traditions: Many
modern weddings do not follow
traditional wedding customs
and traditions, such as bouquet
tosses or garter tosses. Instead,
couples may incorporate their
own personal traditions or omit
traditional elements altogether.
Overall, modern weddings tend
to be more relaxed and
personalized, while traditional
weddings are often more formal
and follow traditional customs
and traditions.
wedding party, with couples
often opting for just a few close
friends or family members to
stand with them during the
ceremony. Traditional
weddings often have a larger
wedding party, with
bridesmaids, groomsmen, and
flower girls.
Gifts: In traditional weddings,
guests typically bring gifts for
the couple in the form of
household items or other
practical items. In modern
weddings, couples may request
that guests make a donation to
a charitable organization or
contribute to a honeymoon
fund rather than give traditional
gifts.
Customs and traditions: Many
modern weddings do not follow
traditional wedding customs
and traditions, such as bouquet
tosses or garter tosses. Instead,
couples may incorporate their
own personal traditions or omit
traditional elements altogether.
Overall, modern weddings tend
to be more relaxed and
personalized, while traditional
weddings are often more formal
and follow traditional customs
and traditions.

Let us know us know more
about the characters of the
story. Copy and fill out the
character graphic organizer
below with the needed
information. Write your
answers on your paper.
F. Developing Mastery
What can you say about
Filipino’s wedding beliefs
and tradition?
From the discussed
tradition, what is still being
practiced up until today?
For you, what is the most
important wedding tradition
that you would follow in the
future?
Comparing and Contrasting
Past and Present:
Compare and contrast the
modern and traditional wedding
we have in the Philippines as
discussed earlier. Cite the
difference and similarities
between modern and traditional
wedding.
Comparing and Contrasting
Past and Present:
Compare and contrast the
modern and traditional wedding
we have in the Philippines as
discussed earlier. Cite the
difference and similarities
between modern and traditional
wedding.

G. Finding practical
applications of concepts and
skills
H. Making generalizations
and abstractions about the
lesson
I. Evaluating Learning
For your task, using an old
cardboard and other
available materials at
home, create a bookmark
that contains a quote that
you strongly believe in.
Then, on your paper, write
at least three sentences
explaining why you believe
in it. You may refer to the
rubric below to serve as
your guide in
accomplishing this activity.
Rubrics:
Why do we have beliefs and
how does it affect our everyday
lives?
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING
STATEMENTS.
1) Who is the author of the
story?
2) What was the conflict of the
husband and wife?
3) Who is the second wife of
awiyao?
4) Why did awiyao married his
second wife?
For your activity, imagine
that you are to be wed, write
a wedding vow and present
it in front of the class.
Rubrics:
How does our traditions and
beliefs shape us a person?
Identify the following
Statements.
1. Pamamanhikan - This is the
first step in a Filipino wedding,
where the groom’s family
meet the bride’s family and
serve as the groom’s official
proposal.
2. Money Dance / Gala -
usually the first dance of the
For your activity write a
descriptive essay entitled “ My
Dream Wedding”, indicate if
your dream wedding is modern
or traditional.
Rubrics for the descriptive
essay:
Are you a traditional or non-
traditional person? Why?
YES OR NO
Read the statements carefully
write YES if you agree with the
belief and tradition and write
NO if not.
1. Traditional weddings is
out of fashion and style.
2. Modern wedding does
not incorporate
traditional wedding
beliefs.
For your activity write a
descriptive essay entitled “ My
Dream Wedding”, indicate if
your dream wedding is modern
or traditional.
Rubrics for the descriptive
essay:
Are you a traditional or non-
traditional person? Why?
YES OR NO
Read the statements carefully
write YES if you agree with the
belief and tradition and write
NO if not.
1. Traditional weddings is
out of fashion and
style.
2. Modern wedding does
not incorporate
traditional wedding
 5) Who is Lumnay in the story
of the wedding dance?
6) “She danced like a bird”
what figure of speech is used in
this statement?
7) What is the name of the male
character?
8) What is the name of the
female character?
9-10. If you were the author
what kind of ending would you
give the story “ The Wedding
Dance”?.
newlyweds, whereas
sponsors, family relatives, and
guests pin bills to the bride
and groom’s clothes
3. 13 Coins / Aras - The groom
gives the bride the 13 coins or
‘aras,’ which symbolizes the
promise of prosperity to their
future family.
4. A Shower of Rice -
newlyweds are showered with
grains of rice as a sign of
bounty and rain, or blessings.
5. Veil and Cord - In the
wedding day, chosen
godparents or sponsors put
the veil and cord to the bride
and groom
3. Most of Filipino beliefs.
wedding tradition is
still practice today. 3. Most of Filipino
wedding tradition is
4. Modern Weddings still practice today.
requires a large number
of guests. 4. Modern Weddings
requires a large number
5. Traditional weddings is of guests.
mostly celebrated at the
church. 5. Traditional weddings is
mostly celebrated at the
church.
.

J. Additional activities for

application or remediation
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION

A. No. of learners who earned 80%

on the formative assessment

B. No. of Learners who require

additional activities for remediation
C. 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?

Prepared by:

Vera Yvonne A. Gozano

Student Teacher