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ANNOTATION
I. OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, learners are These objectives are aligned
expected to: in the Most Essential
K- Identify the plot, setting and characters of Learning Competencies.
a given selection;
S-Tell the author's purpose in writing the text;
and
A- Display the value of love and compassion
for others through writing a persuasive
essay.
A. Content Standards The learner demonstrates MELCs in English do not
understanding of how world literature and provide Content Standard.
other text types serve as ways of expressing This was just taken in the
and resolving personal conflicts, also how to Curriculum Guide.
use strategies in linking textual information,
repairing, enhancing communication public
speaking, emphasis markers in persuasive
texts, different forms of modals, reflexive,
and intensive pronouns.
B. Performance The learner composes a short but powerful MELCs in English do not
Standards persuasive text using a variety of provide Performance
persuasive techniques and devices. Standard. This was just taken
in the Curriculum Guide.
C. Most Essential Appraise the unity of plot, setting and
Learning characterization in a material viewed to
achieve the writer’s purpose.
Competencies (MELCs) EN10VC-IVc-29
II. CONTENT Appraising the Unity of the Plot, Setting and
Characterization
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
a. Teacher’s Guide pp. 5-11
Pages
b. Learner’s Material pp. 5-11
Page
c. Instructional “Scroll Up”
It is made up of used illustration board and
Material cardboard covered with black and pink
cartolina. This material helped in making class
discussion more engaging and fun.
d. Other 1. Audio book (mp3)
supplementary 2. Bee Chart for D.I
3. Dora Vocabulary
materials
IV. PROCEDURES
A. PREPARATION
a. Review 1. Prayer Crossword puzzle is
2. Checking of Attendance utilized as a strategy to
3. Other Routinary Matters review the past lesson.
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4. Review the past lesson on the
elements of a short story through the In this manner,
use of Crossword Puzzle. Wordwall.net is being
5. Complete the puzzle by reading the utilized as a mean of ICT
clues then putting in the correct integration. Students
responses in the appropriate boxes. were tasked to come in
front to answer the
activity.
HOTS questions
were asked after the
activity was
answered by the
students to
introduce the Target
lesson.
Processing Questions:
1. What do you see from each picture?
2. What is picture #1 all about? What
does it tell you?
3. What about picture #2 and #3?
What do they tell you?
4. Do you think these pictures are
connected with each other?
5. Are they relevant to our lesson
today?
B. PRESENTATION UNLOCKING THE DIFFICULTY The teacher presents an
1. Vaguely- (adv.) not clearly perceived in activity in linking
mind/dark, bluish appearance learners’ KSAVs
2. Tranquility- (n.) peacefulness revolving in the contexts
3. Ensued- (v.) followed
of MELC and/or
4. Ply- (v.) to persist in offering something
to enabling competencies.
5. Tavern (n.) /timidly (adv.)- the inn/
shyly Values integration is
INFOBITS (ABOUT THE AUTHOR) evident in this part.
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Victor Hugo was born in 1802 in the French
town of Besançon. Hugo is, without doubt, Gender Equality
the most famous figure ever to have lived in integration is also
the Channel Islands remains one of the shown in the discussion
most popular and respected authors in
of Les Miserable since it
French literature. He is famous worldwide
as both a literary and political celebrity and tackles subjection of
has succeeded in the difficult task of being women through hunger.
both intellectually respectable and at the
same time immensely popular, especially
through two of his major works, Notre Dame
de Paris and Les Misérables, which was
completed in Guernsey.
Exercise 2 .
VI. ASSIGNMENT
Directions: Write a short persuasive
essay on a short size bond paper on
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the topic inside the box. Be guided
by the rubric below.
WRITING PROMPT