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III. Learning Resources LM page 273-277 LM page 273-277 LM page 273-277 LM page 279-285 LM page 286-287
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byOHT3sswlI Created music video
IV. Procedures A. Have the students give idea to E. In their regular group, students G. Let each group present their A. Show picture of local tourist E. Through their group, they
A. Reviewing previous lesson or the introduction of the lesson will scrutinize once again the outputs. Then ask the questions: destinations and have the will go over the text once more
presenting the new lesson B. Have the students take a quick lyrics of the song and identify 1. What process have you under- students descriptive words to identify 5 words that appear
B. Establishing the purpose of look outside the classroom and which place in the school is the gone in coming up with your out- B. Why is it important to use to senses
the lesson let them list down their observa- probable location for shooting put? appropriate words in describing F. Based on the words identified,
C. Presenting examples/ instances tions. Let them compete the state- a video. 2. Where the scenes in the video things especially in promoting each group may draw, act or
of the new lesson ments on Task 1. Ask the question: F. Using their own camera, each represent the imagery of the a place or a product for liveli- produce the sound to emphasize
D. Discussion new concept and What are some of your observa- group will shoot a particular lyrics? hood? the imagery
practicing new skills #1 tions that are worthy of apprecia- place in the school or a particular 3. To whom will you promote C. Have the students read the G. Using the given chart, analyze
E. Discussion new concept and tion? scene in the school to interpret this music video? What is your story 'A Day in the Country" the short story by answering the
practicing new skills #2 C. Let the students listen to the the message of the song. Present basis for selecting that person/ D. Let each group select a charac- guide questions
F. Developing mastery (Leads to song "What a Wonderful World". the rubrics for rating as their those persons? ter from the story and ask: H. Have the students report the
formative assessment 3) Ask: How do you find the song? guide before proceeding to the H. Lead the discussion: What would you have done if outputs to the class. Ask the
G. Finding practical applications D. Lead the discussion of each task. Let the groups edit their 1. Why is it important to appre- you were the character you have whole class the insights they
of concepts and skills in daily living line of the lyrics of the song. output during their spare time ciate the world we live in despite chosen? gained from the story.
H. Making generalization and Students will tell its meaning and of all the negativities? Let the other group intectact I. On the notebook, the students
abstractions about the lesson the places they imagined with I. Let each group rate their own with each group's answers. will write their commitments as
I. Evaluating learning each line. outputs using the rubrics and proof of the life lessons from the
J. Additional activities for Remind the students to bring have them present their rating. story.
application or remediation a camera or a cellphone with J. Have them post their outputs J. Remind the students to get
video capability. on the English Facebook Page for ready to share the results of
advocacy. applying their commitments to
their lives.
V. Remarks Tasks accomplished Tasks ccomplished This session was moved on Thurs- This session was moved on This session was moved on
day since the students were not Friday. Monday.
able to finish editing so the
session was used to editing
VI. Reflection The student appreciated the Since students have the freedom Give students enough time to
meaning of the song through to choose the place they will accomplish the task since they
the song is classic. It helps to use shoot, it was challenging to also have other learning areas
the modern version of the song. monitor the students. That is why to attend to.
leaders must be mobilized.
DAILY LESSON LOG School LAURETA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level 11 & 12
Teacher MS. MICHELLE B. BENABAYE Learning Area Cookery NCII
Teaching Dates and Time May 22-26, 2023,/ 9:30-12:00 AM Quarter 3
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
I. Objectives
A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates understanding of how prepare desserts.
B. Performance Standard The learner indepedently prepare and cook desserts.
C. Learning Competencies/ LO2. Prepare desserts LO2. Prepare desserts LO2. Prepare desserts LO2. Prepare desserts
Objectives
Objective: Objective: Objective: Objective:
Identify different categories Create dessert menu for restaurant with Prepare and present dessert dish Prepare and present dessert dish
and types of desserts costing
II. Content
III. Learning Resources Cookery NCII Training Module Cookery NCII Training Module Cookery NCII Training Module Cookery NCII Training Module
pages 57-60 pages 61-62
D. Discussion new concept and D. Demonstrate how to make a dessert menu D. Teacher wil demonstate some
practicing new skills #1 for a restaurant with proper costing and pricing D. Teacher wil demonstate some cooking cooking techques to make dessert
D. Teacher discusses the lesson. techques to make dessert recipe faster. recipe faster.
E. Discussion new concept and
practicing new skills #2
F. Developing mastery (Leads to Students will be given group activity F.Let students create their own dessert recipe F. Students will have individual hands on cooking
hat will enhance students with proper costing activity preparing and presenting dessert.
knowledge of the discussion given
formative assessment 3) F. Students will have individual hands on cooking activity preparing and presenting dessert.
G. Finding practical applications
of concepts and skills in daily living
H. Making generalization and
abstractions about the lesson
I. Evaluating learning 10 item quiz will be given as I. Checking of students output using rubrics. I. Checking of students output using rubrics. I. Checking of students output using
J. Additional activities for evaluation rubrics.
application or remediation
V. Remarks
VI. Reflection
Prepared by: Checked by:
MICHELLE B. BENABAYE SALVACION P. SUAREZ
Teacher II Head Teacher III
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