Date: February 20,2023

Lesson Plan in Grade 9

I. Objective
At the end of the lesson, the student will be able to
C- define the argumentative texts.
P- compose an argumentative text.
A- justify their own idea with evidence.
II. Learning Content
Topic: Argumentative Texts
Reference: A journey through Anglo-American Literature – Grade 9
Materials: Visual aids
Core value: Argue with evidence and facts.
III. Procedure
A. Preliminary Activity
1. Prayer
2. Greetings
3. Classroom management
4. Checking the attendance

B. Motivation
The teacher will post a question in the class and after that, the class will answer if they
disagree or agree and explain it.
Topic: Using of phone in school.
Question: Are using of phone are essential in school? Why or why not?
C. Lesson proper
Argumentative text
The “argumentative text” refers to text that takes a position about an idea or topic. The
position can be for or against an idea, and the author of the text will support his or her
position with extensive evidence.
Examples
Malacañang told mayors to follow the priority list for the coronavirus disease 2019
(Covid-19) vaccination.
Agree Disagree
Mayors should not skip the COVID-19 Mayors should also be prioritized for
vaccine line since they are not on the vaccination, so they could influence their
priority list. constituents to get vaccinated as well.

Group Activity
Strategy: Face to Face
The teacher will give a social issue, and after that, the class will be divided into two
groups and choose which side they are going to stand on in the issue that the teacher
will give.
Topic: Integrating different electronics or gadgets in learning rather than books.
Question: What is the most reliable source of information book or internet?

Criteria
Good point of view- 5 pts
Proper usage of evidences- 5 pts
Persuasive- 5pts
Unity- 5 pts
Total- 20 pts

IV. Evaluation
True or false
Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false.
1. Argumentative text is used to argue in a mannered way.
2. Argumentative text talks about opinions only.
3. You can write an argument without any evidence.
4. Facts are the foundation of any argument.
5. The purpose of the statement of position is to know your stand on a
certain issue.
6. You should justify your point of view in an argumentative text
7. You can find the evidence and details in the restatement of position.
8. Linking/connecting words are not needed in an argumentative text.
9. You should use evidence to support your claim.
10. In order to write an argumentative text, you must take a side on
an issue.
V. Assignment
Make an argument about an issue that is given. You can do anything like poems,
graphic organizers, songs, etc.
Topic: Gender inequality.
Prepared by: Teacher Glennson Copada.A