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Camiguin Polytechnic State College

Balbagon, Mambajao, Camiguin
INSTITUTE OF TEACHER EDUCATION
School Camiguin Polytechnic State College Grade Level Grade 7
Teaching Intern Kent G. Babia Learning English
Area
Cooperating Topic Slang and Colloquial
Teacher Expressions
Teaching Date and 01/31/2023 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Quarter First Quarter
Time
I. OBJECTIVES
 Distinguish the difference between slang and colloquial language.
 Point out slang and colloquial words using a song.
 Identify meaning of slang and colloquial words.
 Apply slang and colloquial languages in sentences.
CONTENT STANDARD:
 The learner understands the types of sentences in actual content.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD:
 The learner designs and performs effective controlled and uncontrolled oral communication
activities based on context.
LEARNING COMPETENCIES:
 EN7V-I-a-22: Distinguish between slang and colloquial expressions in a conversation.
II. SUBJECT MATTER
A. TOPIC
 Slang and Colloquial Expression
B. REFERENCES
 https://genius.com/Bruno-mars-the-lazy-song-lyrics
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLexgOxsZu0
C. OTHER LEARNING RESOURCES
D. MATERIALS
 PowerPoint Presentation
 Projector/Television
 Printed Materials
E. INTEGRATION
 Through ICT it provides unique learning environment, new ways for teacher to teach and new
ways for learners to learn.
 Using music in teaching
F. VALUE FOCUS
 Assertiveness
 Mutual respect
 Vocabulary Development

III. PROCEDURES
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENTS’ ACTIVITY
A. Routinary Activities

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Good morning class
 Prayer “Dear Lord, thank you for this wonderful day, Lord.
“Good morning class, before we will start Thank you for all the blessings that you have given
our discussion may I ask Mr. _____ to lead a to us, protect us and guide in all the things that we
prayer.” do. All these we pray through Christ our Lord
amen.”

 Greetings “Good morning, sir”

“Once again good morning class, I am Kent
G. Babia I will be your first teacher for
today’s discussion.

“How are you today class” “We are doing great sir”
“How were the exams you had last week?” “It was hard and tiring”
 Checking of Attendance
“Ms. Beadle who are absent today?
“Mr. _____and Ms. _____ are the ones who are
absent today sir.”
B. Review
“So last time we have discussed about Formal (Student answers: “Yes sir.”)
and Informal Language, right?”
“Okay, can anyone differentiate Formal and “Formal Language does not use pronouns such as
Informal Language?” “I” or “we”. Informal language is more casual and
spontaneous, and it is used when communicating
with friends of family.”
“Okay very well said.”
C. Motivation
(Guess the Picture)
“At this point we will be having an activity, and
it is known as Guess the Picture. In this activity I
will be showing you different pictures and
guess what the picture is all about. I want you
“Yes sir”
to share your thoughts and give your opinion
about it. Am I clear?”

Okay so here is the first picture.

“That is swiper from Dora”

“swiper always tries to steal anything from Dora in her
adventure.”

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“That is teddy from Mr. Bean. Teddy is Mr. Bean’s best

friend.”

Second Picture

“Mga Marites”

“They always talk about different news specially from

Third Picture their local neighborhood.”

“Okay very good”

D. Lesson Proper
ACTIVITY
Mentimeter: Word Cloud
“Congratulations, you all did well in guessing the
different pictures,”

“At this point we will be having an activity, and we

will be using an online tool known as Mentimeter.
Do you have with you your smartphones?
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Okay I think most of your phones has a QR code
scanner. Kindly scan the code and then it will to
the mentimetr window. Then I want you to Possible words:
input informal English words that you have “Hard to swallow” = difficult to believe.
usually heard or encountered. Am I clear?” “Lit” = enjoyable, exciting
“I will be giving you 2 minutes to do this “flex” = show off
activity” “ain’t” = am not, has not
“Piece of cake” = easy
“Okay we shall begin”

(The activity is done)

“Okay very good, thank you for bearing with me in
the different activities and I hope that you are
going to listen to the discussions with Ms. Hora.”
ANALYSIS
(After the activity the activity the teacher will then
ask the following questions.)
“Now did you enjoy your activities?”
“Those different words that you have used earlier
in your activity are examples of slang ang colloquial
words.”
“Are you familiar with slang and colloquial words?” “No sir.”
“So, slang and colloquial language or words class “Keep it real” it means “be yourself”
are usually used in everyday conversations. In Example: “You can trust him; he always keeps it
different languages there are also different real.”
informal words. In our language Bisaya we usually
use slang and colloquial words in daily
conversations like when we say “patay” it does not
only mean death, it could also mean being
expressed when someone is in trouble.
“Now aside from the different words we already
had can you give me some other examples?”
Okay Ms. Gamale can you give another example
and use it in a sentence.

Very Good Ms. Gamale!

ABSTRACTION
“Now in this time we will be discussing about Slang
and Colloquial Expressions. But before we start let
us first read our learning outcomes.”

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These two terms that refer to the different usage

of a language in speech. Most people use these
two terms as synonyms. However, they have
differences in a variety of aspects related to their
usage.

What is slang?
Slang is more common in speech than writing and
is typically restricted to a particular context or
group of people. Therefore, slang is used between
people who belong to the same social group and
those who know each other well.

Examples of slang words:

Kindly read Mr. _______. (The students will read the examples)

Nuts - mad, crazy

Rocking – awesome, great
Kicks – shoes
Chill – relax
Nasty – gross

Slang changes quickly, and as a result, slang words

and expressions can disappear from the language.
Similarly, new slang expressions can get updated in
a language from time to time according to the
standards of the people who use it.

The next one we have is Colloquial Language

I want somebody from the class to please read the
text shown in the slide. Okay Ms. Cagatin kindly
read.
Okay thank you Ms. Cagatin.
Colloquial language is the everyday use of
language, commonplace parlance, or vernacular
language. A phrase that is common in every day.
Colloquial language is the informal language used
by people in everyday speech. This form language
usage is also known as colloquialism or casualism.
Compared to slang, colloquial language is most
appropriate in the conversational form or the
speech form.

Here are some examples of Colloquial Language:

Wanna – want to
Go bananas – get angry

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Gonna – going to
Go nuts – become insane
Y’all – you all
Buzz off – go away

Similarity Between Slang and Colloquial Language.

Kindly read Ms. Vios Both slang and colloquial language are spoken
forms of a language, and both use informal
vocabulary.
Thank you for that Ms. Vios, I think it is very
understandable that they use both informal
vocabulary that can be used only with the
parameter of a certain people. Note that, certain
groups such as teenagers typically use slang while
ordinary people in their daily speech use colloquial
language.

Conclusion
Slang and Colloquial language are two forms of
spoken form of a language. Both use informal
words and expressions. However, slang is more
informal compared to colloquial language. Slang is
predominantly used by certain groups of people
like teenagers while colloquial language is used the
ordinary people in their daily speech.

APPLICATION
“Now that we are done with our discussion, we are
going to have an activity and we are going to apply
what we have learned about slang and colloquial
language.”
In this activity we are going to listen to a song. This
song was sung by the very famous singer Bruno
Mars, this song is entitled The Lazy Song. In this
activity, I want you to work in pairs, so you are
going to work with the person next to you. I am
going to play the music and I want you to take note
of the different slang or colloquial words
mentioned. I will then be asking some students
about what they have noted and then try to use it “Yes sir”
in a sentence. Am I clear?

Okay let us begin… Possible Words: wanna, gonna, chilling, snuggie,

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(The music is played) dougie, freakin, swear, don’t
Song lyrics:
Today I don't feel like doing anything
I just wanna lay in my bed
Don't feel like picking up my phone
So leave a message at the tone
'Cause today I swear I'm not doing anything
Uh, I'm gonna kick my feet up then stare at the fan
Turn the TV on, throw my hand in my pants
Nobody's gon' tell me I can't, nah
I'll be lounging on the couch, just chilling in my
Snuggie
Click to MTV so they can teach me how to dougie
'Cause in my castle I'm the freaking man
Oh, yes, I said it, I said it, I said it 'cause I can
Today I don't feel like doing anything
I just wanna lay in my bed
Don't feel like picking up my phone
So leave a message at the tone
'Cause today I swear I'm not doing anything
Nothing at all
Woo-ooh, woo-ooh, ooh
Nothing at all
Woo-ooh, woo-ooh, ooh

“Okay did you like the song?” “Yes sir”

“Did you note some slang and colloquial words?” “Yes sir”

“Ms. Tabigne and Pabillore, can you give us one “We noted “wanna” sir”
colloquial word you have noted?”
“Okay very good!”

“Another word, Mr. Tagotogan and Villadores” “Chilling sir”

“that’s right”

Now here are the slang and colloquial words

mentioned in the song:
wanna, gonna, chilling, snuggie, dougie, freakin,
swear, don’t

“At this time, I want you to use these words in a

sentence.”

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“May I have Ms. Maestrado `and Salajhid, kindly “Jorie is just chilling in the bedroom.”
use the slang word chilling in a sentence.”

“The concert last night, was freakin awesome.”

IV. EVALUATION
“At this moment we will be having a quiz to assess
the learning we gathered today.”
“Using a ½ crosswise paper, you are going to tell
the meaning of the slang or colloquial
words/expressions that I will be mentioning and
then you are going to use it in a sentence.”

Quiz questionnaire:
Q1. Hot
(ans. Attractive – ex. You look so hot today.)
Q2. Guts
(ans. Courage or boldness – ex. I don’t have the
guts to do it.)
Q3. Hold your horses.
(ans. Hold up/ wait for a moment – Hold your
horses! We are waiting for the right time.)
Q4. A piece of cake.
(ans. Very easy – The exam is just a piece of cake.)
Q5. Pro
(ans. Professional – He is really a pro in his work.)

“Are you all done?”

“So, in passing the paper just pass it to the first
person in your row to make it quick and refrain
mess.
V. ASSIGNMENT
For your assignment write 10 sentences
that contain slang or colloquial
expressions. Submit it in our Google
Classroom.
VI. REMARKS/COMMENTS

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Prepared by:

Kent G. Babia
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