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A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates The learner demonstrates The learner demonstrates The learner The learner
understanding on the understanding on the understanding on the demonstrates demonstrates
concepts about print concepts about print concepts about print understanding on the understanding on the
concepts about print concepts about print
B. Performance The learner correctly The learner correctly The learner correctly The learner correctly The learner correctly
Standard
identifies book parts and identifies book parts and identifies book parts and identifies book parts and identifies book parts
follows follows follows follows and follows
reading conventions reading conventions reading conventions reading conventions reading conventions
C. Learning Recognize the common Recognize the common Recognize the common Recognize the common Administer Weekly Test
Competency/
Objectives
terms in English relating terms in English relating terms in English relating terms in English
to part of book (e.g. to part of book (e.g. to part of book (e.g. relating to part of
Write the LC code for each. cover, title page, etc.) cover, title page, etc.) cover, title page, etc.) book (e.g. cover, title
book orientation book orientation book orientation page, etc.) book
EN2BPK-Ib-c-4 EN2BPK-Ib-c-4 EN2BPK-Ib-c-4 orientation
EN2BPK-Ib-c-4
II. CONTENT
Parts of a Book Parts of a Book Parts of a Book Parts of a Book Weekly Test
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References K to 12 MELC- p.130 K to 12 MELC- p.130 K to 12 MELC- p.130 K to 12 MELC- p.130
SLM/ADM/PIVOT MODULES SLM/ADM/PIVOT MODULES SLM/ADM/PIVOT MODULES SLM/ADM/PIVOT MODULES
1. Teacher’s Guide
pages
2. Learner’s Materials
pages
3. Textbook pages
4. Additional Materials
from Learning Resource
(LR) portal
B. Other Learning Laptop, tv Laptop, tv Laptop, tv Laptop, tv
Resource
III. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous Let the pupils answer the Recall past lesson. Recall past lesson. Recall past lesson.
lesson or presenting the following:
new lesson Say: identify the proper ways of
handling books. You just need to put a ( )
mark on each
blank if the sentence refers to proper
handling of books. Let’s
see how good you are at it.
B. Establishing a purpose We will read a short story about a girl Study the picture below: Show cut out pictures of the Show printed tarpapel of a Song
named Bonnie who loves to
for the read books. While reading the story we will parts of the book. book with missing parts.
lesson find out what are Call random pupils to identify
the important parts of the book she used to each part picked inside the box Let the pupils post the strip
look at.
by another pupil. of corresponding part of a
book written on it.
C. Presenting examples/ As you read this short story you Using the picture above, Continue lesson. Continue lesson. Setting of standards.
instances of the new lesson will start learning to
identify the different parts of the
answer the questions below.
book. What parts of the book are
shown in the picture?
Bonnie’s Book
Written by: Angela L. Inding How will you describe
D. Discussing new Comprehension Questions: A book is composed of different parts. These parts play Giving of instruction
1. Who is the girl in the story?
concepts and practicing new important roles. Their roles differ depending on their specific uses or
skills #1 2. What is Bonnie’s favorite stuff? purposes.
PARTS OF A BOOK
A book, like our body, has parts, too. These parts include the
following:
1. The front cover protects the book. It contains basic
information about the book such as the author, the illustrator and
the title.
2. The back cover is used to cover the book. Most of the time, the
back cover is an empty part. However, it may contain review/s
about the book.
3. The title refers to the name of the book. It is usually placed at the
top part of the front cover of the book.
4. The author is the person who wrote the book. The author’s name
usually appears below the title or is found at the bottom part of the
front cover.
5. The illustrator is the person who drew pictures or images found in the
book. Sometimes, the author and the illustrator refer to the same
person. Some books do not have illustrations while some have.
Illustrations play an important role for the readers to have clues as
to what the story may be about.
6. The spine connects the front and the back covers. It is used to hold
both covers to protect the book. Sometimes, it also contains the
title and even the author of the book.
E. Discussing new concepts These are the words taken from Directions: Identify the parts of the Match the items in Column A with Using your favorite books, Answer the weekly test.
and practicing new the story. Read the words. book based on the given Column B by identify their titles by
skills #2 pictures. Select the answers from identifying the specific parts of a completing the table below. Directions: Identify the parts of
the box. Write your answers on book being described. Write the Write your answers on your the book. Write the letter of the
each blank. letters of your answers on your answer sheet. correct answer.
These words are parts of the books answer sheet. 1. What part of the book can a
that we need to identify. reader see the list of chapters
We are using books everyday in with its pages?
our school or at home. There is a a. body b. table of contents c.
need to know these parts because glossary
books are important references 2. What do you call the part of
as a learner. the book where you find the
author, the illustrator and the
publisher?
a. copyright page b. body c.
title page
3. Which part of the book are
you going to use when you
want
to look for the meaning of the
difficult words?
a. body b. glossary c. title page
4. What do you call the thickest
part of the book where you can
find and read the whole story
and all information?
a. glossary b. body c. table of
contents
5. What do you call the part of
the book that contains the title,
the name of the author/s with
the illustration that tells a
reader
of what the book is all about?
a. cover b. body c. copyright
page