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STANDARDS:
Content Standard
The learner demonstrate understanding of how world literature and other text
types serve as sources of wisdom in expressing and resolving conflicts among
individuals, groups and nature; also how to use evaluative reading, listening and
viewing strategies, special speeches for occasion, prefix and instructures of
modification.
Performance Standard
The learner skillfully delivers a speech for a special occasion through
utilizing effective verbal and non verbarl strategies and ICT resources.
(A) LEARNING COMPETENCIES:
The learner …
a. Determine the meaning of new and unfamiliar words through structural analysis using
roots and prefixes. EN10VC-IIIc-10
b. Identify the different uses of negative prefixes. EN10OL-IIIc31
c. Value the importance of basic prefixes in reading, conversation and communication
through strengthen student’s vocabulary skills and will support decoding and spelling
and use it in a different activities. EN10SS-IIIC-1.6.4
ESSENTIAL QUESTION:
How the students identify the different uses of prefixes.
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TIME ALLOTMENT: 60 minutes
LESSON OUTLINE:
1. Procedures (EFDT):
Explore (5minutes)
Firm-up (15 minutes)
Deepen (10 minutes)
Transfer (20minutes)
2. Evaluation (5 minutes)
3. Closure or Assignment (5minutes)
LESSON PROPER:
1. Procedures (EFDT)
TEACHER STUDENT
Okay very good, another idea. Yes / No questions are used to check
information or ask for confirmation.
How can you form yes-no questions? We form yes-no questions with an
auxiliary verb (be, do or have) + subject
+ main verb or with a modal verb +
subject + main verb: Be: Is she working
very hard? Were they travelling
together? Do: Does that taste okay?
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Explore
The teacher will play a song entitled "Angel Baby " by Troy Sivan while playing the
song the learners will pass through the envelope to their classmates. When the music stop the
student will get a paper from the envelope and read aloud the word. Then the cycle begins
again as the music starts until the written words inside the envelope are read.
QUESTION:
What do you notice about the words?
What do you think of today’s topic?
TEACHER STUDENT
Now, I have this envelope. Pass to the (Students pass through the envelope to
right/left of your classmates for whom their classmates)
the song stops, he will read the word
aloud. While doing the activity sing the
song together. Then the cycle begins
again as the music starts.
I think you can tell me now what our Yes sir, our topic for today is about
lesson for today is? prefixes.
Firm-up
The teacher introduces the topic to the learners buy using a power point
presentation as a guide for the lesson proper.
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Several prefixes serve to make the new
word mean the opposite, or nearly the
opposite, of the original meaning of the
base word. For example, consider the
prefix de-. This prefix means to undo
something and is usually attached to a
verb. Using this prefix, you can take the
verb activate, which means to put
something to use, and change it to
deactivate, which means to take
something out of use. unable, inability, (to) disable;
unbalanced, imbalance, (to) unbalance;
unstable, instability, (to) destabilize, inactive.
Can you give some example you know? illegibility, illiteracy, immaturity, impatience,
imperfection, impossibility, imprecision,
inaccessibility, inaccuracy, inadequacy,
inappropriateness, incapability, incoherence,
incompatibility, incompleteness, inconsistency,
Nice very good! indiscretion, inevitability, infinity, inflexibility,
insecurity, insignificance, insubordination,
insufficiency, invalidity, invariability, invisibility,
Let’s see this one, WRAP. irrationality, irregularity, irrelevance, irresponsibility.
Another one,
We use the negative prefixes un- / in- /im- /il-
/ir-. For example: John and James are brothers.
John is reliable, you can trust him to do
anything you ask. James, on the other hand, is
unreliable, you cannot rely on him.
Deepen
The learners divided into four groups via count-off. The teacher tells students to
form four groups. The teacher will give the four prefix dice to the four groups formed.
The group leader will throw up the “Prefix Dice”, the fallen side with a prefix word will
make a many examples. Students will list down words using that prefix. The group with
the highest entries will be the winner, given that they used the prefix correctly.
TEACHER STUDENT
I will divide you into four groups. ( Form a four groups. Be ready for listing
(Count 1234) down the prefix words.
All students who are number 1 form a group
so are the others go to your respective
members.
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and begin to write down.
(1 2 3 Up!)
Transfer
The learners divided into four groups via count-off. Teacher tells to students to
write a poem with one stanza compose of four lines using prefix. This will be presented
by group after 5 minutes.
TEACHER STUDENT
With the same group. Write a poem compose (Presentation by group of one poem with
of 1 stanza with four lines. Using prefixes. one stanza composed of four lines using
negative prefixes. Before presentation,
Before the presentation, make a show the Tiktok Dance Teng Teng Tang)
simultaneous movements like a tiktok move
teng teng tang dance and say your group
name!
2. Evaluation
The teacher will tell the students to take one half sheet of paper and answer the
activity found in the power point presentation.
TEACHER STUDENT
Get ½ sheet of paper and answer the exercise. (Answering the short quiz quietly.)
Look at the power point presentation.
3. Assignment
Study the next topic about Mitigating Disagreement on page 99.
REDENCIO U. SILANG
Student Teacher
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