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Department of Education
Regional IX- Zamboanga Peninsula
DIVISION OF ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY
FIELD OFFICE OF PAYAO
Minundas Elementary School
I. Objective
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to identify and describe the sounds of various
objects they hear.
III. Procedure
A. Introduction
Preliminary Activities:
a. Begin with a prayer or moment of reflection.
b. Greet the students and create a positive classroom atmosphere.
c. Set the standard for attentive listening and active participation.
C. Modeling
Play an audio clip of a common sound (e.g., a doorbell ringing).
Ask students to listen carefully and then discuss as a class what object they think makes that
sound.
D. Guided Practice
Divide the class into three groups.
Each group will be given a different audio clip.
Group 1 listens to sound A, Group 2 listens to sound B, and Group 3 listens to sound C.
After listening, each group discusses and writes down what object they believe made the sound.
Generalization
Bring the class back together and have each group share their observations and guesses.
Discuss commonalities and differences in their responses.
Introduce vocabulary related to the objects (e.g., "ringing" for a bell).
Highlight any correct identifications.
E. Independent Practice
Hand out a worksheet with pictures or descriptions of various objects and ask students to write
down the sounds they associate with each object.
Encourage them to use the newly learned vocabulary.
Review and discuss their responses as a class.
Homework (Optional):
Assign a listening task where students need to identify and note the sounds they hear in their
environment at home.
Prepared by:
LEVI MAE B. PACATANG
Teacher I
Checked & Noted:
ALVIN M. BELTRAN
School Head