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School: Bitin Elementary School Grade Level: IV

DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher: JOHN ERROLL O. GESMUNDO Learning Area: ENGLISH
Teaching Dates &
Time: SEPTEMBER 25-29, 2023 (WEEK 5) Quarter: FIRST

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY


I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learner listens critically to various text types and expresses ideas accurately in both oral and written forms; demonstrates confidence in the use of the
language to meet everyday needs
B. Performance Reads independently and gets relevant information from various text types
Standards
C. Learning Identify the structure, purpose and language features of different text types, e.g. narrative, information report, procedure, argument
Competencies/
Objectives
( Write the Lode for
each)
II.CONTENT Structure, Purpose and Language Features of Different Text-Types
(Subject Matter)

III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide K to 12 MELCs PAGE 134
pages CLMD 4A BOW PAGE 96
2. Learner’s Material ADMN MODULES PAGE 1-19
pages
3. Textbook pages
4. Additional Materials Modules Modules Modules Modules Modules
from Learning
Resource LR portal
B. Other Learning Audio-visual presentations, Audio-visual presentations, Audio-visual presentations, Audio-visual presentations, Audio-visual presentations,
Resources pictures pictures pictures pictures pictures
IV. PROCEDURE
A. Reviewing previous What are the three types of What are the types of Sharing of assignment What are the puposes of text- Weekly Summative
Lesson or presenting text? writing? types? Test/Weekly Progress Check
new lesson
B. Establishing a purpose Do you like eating pasta? Have you tried mountain- Do you have cats at home? What kinds of articles do you
for the lesson climbing? usually read?

C. Presenting examples/ Read the passage below. Read the passage, then Read the paragraph below. In
instances of the new I’m a pasta lover. I love aglio answer the questions that your notebook, draw the figure
lesson. olio pasta. There are lots of follow. described by the text, then
ways on how to prepare it but Have you seen Mount identify the author’s purpose
I tried to learn how cook it in Banahaw and Mount in writing it.
my own simple way. First, Makiling? These are the two Bugoy has a little kitten
cook the pasta in boiling important land features in named Lhola. She is a
water using the procedures CALABARZON. They are fantastic cat with big ears,
indicated in the pasta both magnificent in terms of blue eyes, beautiful paws and
wrapper. Secondly, fry the their flora and fauna. They long white and grey hair. She
stripped bacon until it provide nesting place to loves to sleep in the sofa
becomes golden brown. Set great species that are while waiting for Bugoy to
aside it after. Then, put uniquely available in their come home after a long day
enough amount of olive oil in systems. They are also of work. Bugoy loves Lhola
the saucepan. Saute the considered mystical. Both and she loves him, too.
minced garlic. Add salt and mountains provide great
pepper. Place the drained source of water to locals.
pasta. Add enough amount of They are surrounded by
lemon juice. Include the nearby hot springs. Hot
chopped celery and pre- springs near Mount Makiling
cooked bacon. can be found in Pansol area
while hot spring near Mount
Banahaw is located in
Tayabas City.
D. Discussing new 1. What description does the 1. What are the two figures or Purposes of Text-Types Structures of Text-Types
concepts and practicing author provide about icons portrayed in the Text-types have three (3) Text-types are formed in
new skills. #1 him/herself? selection? main purposes: to entertain, to structured ways. These
2. What are the ingredients 2. Are they similar? Describe inform or to persuade. structures are as follows:
needed in preparing his/her the features of the two. 1. To entertain means to 1. Description - describes a
favorite food? 3. Are there differences provide leisure or enjoyment person, place, event, animal,
3. Enumerate the steps in between the two? Explain to readers. etc.
preparing his/her favorite their dissimilarities. 2. To inform means to 2.
food. 4. What structure of text-type educate or instruct readers on Sequence/Instruction/Proc
4. What structure of text-type is employed in the selection? particular details or ess - provides steps in
is employed in the selection? information. performing an action or order
3. To persuade means to ask of event.
readers to believe on a 3. Cause-and-Effect - seeks
particular issue or stand. This to identify what happened
also allows one to do and how or why it happened.
something caused by sound 4. Compare/Contrast -
argumentation. provides similar and/or
dissimilar information about
two persons, places, event,
animals, etc.
5. Problem/Solution - states
the problem and the
(possible) solution.
E. Discussing new Text-Types
concepts and practicing Text-types refer to basic
new skills #2. types of writing. They are
categorized as to factual and
literary.
1. Factual text-types are
used to inform, recount,
instruct or persuade readers.
Examples of factual text-
types include speeches,
recounts, historical
documents, government
reports,
instructional/procedural texts
and persuasive texts.
2. Literary text-types are
used to entertain using
language formed and
structured in creative
manner. Examples of literary
text-types include drama,
narrative texts and poetry.
F. Developing Mastery
(Lead to Formative
Assessment 3)

G. Finding practical Find an article for each of the Find an article for each of the Compose an article.
application of concepts following language struc- following purposes of text- Choose one of the purposes
and skills in daily living tures: types: to entertain, to of text types.
description,sequence/instructi persuade and to inform.
on/process, cause-and-effect, Write/Copy and paste these
compare/contrast and articles in your notebook.
problem/solution. Write/Copy Then, provide an explanation
and paste these articles in to each article why it belongs
your notebook. Then, provide to this specific text-type
an explanation below each purpose.
article why it belongs to this
specific text-type language
structure.
H. Making Generalizations Text-types refer to basic Text-types refer to basic Text-types refer to basic types Text-types refer to basic
and Abstraction about types of writing. They are types of writing. They are of writing. They are types of writing. They are
the Lesson. categorized as to factual and categorized as to factual and categorized as to factual and categorized as to factual and
literary. They have three (3) literary. They have three (3) literary. They have three (3) literary. They have three (3)
main purposes: to entertain, main purposes: to entertain, main purposes: to entertain, to main purposes: to entertain,
to in-form or to persuade. to in-form or to persuade. in-form or to persuade. They to in-form or to persuade.
They are also structured as They are also structured as are also structured as texts They are also structured as
texts may provide texts may provide may provide texts may provide
description,sequence/instructi description,sequence/instructi description,sequence/instructi description,sequence/instructi
on/process, cause-and-effect, on/process, cause-and-effect, on/process, cause-and-effect, on/process, cause-and-effect,
compare/contrast and compare/contrast and compare/contrast and compare/contrast and
problem/solution. problem/solution. problem/solution. problem/solution.
I. Evaluating Learning Identify the text-type structure Identify the text-type structure Identify the text-type structure Identify the text-type structure
used in each item. used in each item. used in each item. used in each item.
__________1. Tayabas is __________1. Tayabas is 1. The government thinks of 1. The government thinks of
one of the old villas with great one of the old villas with great all possible remedies to all possible remedies to
political and histori-cal political and histori-cal address un-employment due address un-employment due
significance during the significance during the to COVID-19 pandemic. to COVID-19 pandemic.
Spanish era. Spanish era. 2. My husband, Japot, is my 2. My husband, Japot, is my
__________2. The streets __________2. The streets most admirable man. He loves most admirable man. He
became flooded due to became flooded due to me so much. He treats me loves me so much. He treats
continuous rain. continuous rain. with his kindness, loyalty and me with his kindness, loyalty
__________3. Quezon __________3. Quezon support. and support.
Province has more number of Province has more number of 3. All provinces in 3. All provinces in
towns as compared to Rizal towns as compared to Rizal CALABARZON have their own CALABARZON have their
Province. Province. provincial capitals. Santa Cruz own provincial capitals. Santa
__________4. Education is __________4. Education is in Laguna is the only non-city Cruz in Laguna is the only
an important weapon that an important weapon that capital in the region. non-city capital in the region.
each Filipino citizen should each Filipino citizen should Meanwhile, Lucena City in Meanwhile, Lucena City in
have. have. Quezon is a highly urbanized Quezon is a highly urbanized
__________5. In cooking our __________5. In cooking our city. city.
pasta, you must boil water pasta, you must boil water 4. Traffic has become an 4. Traffic has become an
first. first. extreme problem in the city so extreme problem in the city
the mayor imposed an so the mayor imposed an
executive order addressing executive order addressing
this concern. this concern.
5. Leona and Leon are my two 5. Leona and Leon are my
lovely pets. They are both cats two lovely pets. They are
possessing beautiful furs. both cats possessing
beautiful furs.
J. Additional Activities for
Application or
Remediation
V. REMARKS

VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners PIPIT: _____of the ____ _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners
earned 75%in the learners earned 75% above earned 75% above in the earned 75% above in the earned 75% above in the earned 75% above in the
evaluation. in the evaluation. evaluation. evaluation. evaluation. evaluation.

B. No. of learners who _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners _____of the ____ learners
required additional required additional activities required additional activities required additional activities required additional activities required additional activities
activities for remediation for remediation. for remediation. for remediation. for remediation. for remediation.
who scored below 75%
C. Did the remedial
lesson work? No. of Yes_____ No ______ Yes_____ No ______ Yes_____ No ______ Yes_____ No ______ Yes_____ No ______
learners who have caught
up with the lesson. _______ learners who have _______ learners who have _______ learners who have _______ learners who have _______ learners who have
caught up with the lesson. caught up with the lesson. caught up with the lesson. caught up with the lesson. caught up with the lesson.

D. No. of learner who _____ of learners will _____ of learners will _____ of learners will continue _____ of learners will _____ of learners will
continue to require continue remediation. continue remediation. remediation. continue remediation. continue remediation.
remediation
E. Which of my teaching ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
strategies worked well? ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
Why did these work? ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
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F. What difficulties did I ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
encounter which my ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
principal or supervisor __________________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________
can help me solve? __
G. What innovation or ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
localized materials did I ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
used/discover which I ___________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________________________
wish to share with other _________________________ ____________________ ___________________________ ______________________________ _________________
teachers?

Prepared by : Checked by : Noted by:

JOHN ERROLL O. GESMUNDO EDLIN A. RAGAS BANESSA C. BANAWA


Teacher I Master Teacher I Principal I

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