"Peaceful
Problem Solving"
Materials: Scenario cards
Activity: Divide learners
into small groups and give
each group a scenario card
describing a conflict
situation. They discuss
peaceful solutions and
report back.
III. Reflection and To help pupils reflect Teachers lead a reflection
Wrap Up on their learnings and circle for learners to share
(5 minutes) experiences in Peace how they can apply the
Education learnings in their daily
lives.
"Peaceful
Problem Solving"
Materials: Scenario cards
Activity: Divide learners
into small groups and give
each group a scenario card
describing a conflict
situation. They discuss
peaceful solutions and
report back.
III. Reflection and To help pupils reflect Teachers lead a reflection
Wrap Up on their learnings and circle for learners to share
(5 minutes) experiences in Peace how they can apply the
Education learnings in their daily
lives.
"Peaceful
Problem Solving"
Materials: Scenario cards
Activity: Divide learners
into small groups and give
each group a scenario card
describing a conflict
situation. They discuss
peaceful solutions and
report back.
III. Reflection and To help pupils reflect Teachers lead a reflection
Wrap Up on their learnings and circle for learners to share
(5 minutes) experiences in Peace how they can apply the
Education learnings in their daily
lives.
4 to 12 School: SCHOOL Level: IV RECHELLE A. DAILY Teacher: ALMAZAN Area: CATCH-UP FRIDAY LESSON LOG Teaching Dates and FEBRUARY 2, Time: 2024 Quarter: 3RD QUARTER
MELANIA C. DUQUE, Checked EdD. by: Principal 2
READING INTERVENTION/ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES
COMPONENT AND TIME OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES I. Preparation and Develop learners' Learners gather their Settling In various reading chosen reading (15 minutes) skills to improve materials and find a their vocabulary, comfortable spot. II. Dedicated Reading learn new words and Learners read Time expressions, and independently or with a (120 minutes) enhance their partner. creativity and Teachers also set a imagination. positive example by engaging in reading. Engage teacher and Read aloud III. Progress monitoring learners in Voluntary sharing of through Reflection meaningful and interesting parts, and Sharing active use of the themes, or book (30 minutes) language. recommendations through games IV. Wrap-Up Teachers ask questions (15inutes) about the reading experience by name wheel VALUES EDUCATION I. Introduction Peace Concepts Share an uplifting (15 minutes) (Positive and story, or anecdote to Negative Peace) set a positive tone. II. Reflective Thinking Encourage learners to Activity write about a personal (15 minutes) experience related to a specific value. III. Structured Value Role-Playing Real- Activity Life Scenarios: (15 minutes) Assign roles and scenarios that challenge learners to apply values in practical situations. Encourage improvisation and critical thinking. IV. Group Screening and Roundtable Reflection: Reflection Have learners form a (10 minutes) circle and provide a prompt for quick reflections. Allow each learner to share one insight V. Feedback and Quick Polls and Reinforcement Reflection: (10 minutes) Use technology and other creative strategies for quick polls on the effectiveness of the session HEALTH EDUCATION I. Routine Exercise Sexual and Routine Activities (5 minutes) reproductive II. Current Health system (structure Pair Sharing Sharing and functions) (5 minutes) III. Health Sessions Playing games (30minutes) - Teachers introduce a game, steps on how to play it, and some preventive measures to avoid injuries. IV. Reflection Sharing Teachers ask the (10minutes) learners to share about their experience on the activities. V. Wrap Up Provide opportunities (10 minutes) to apply the learnings at home or in other relevant situations PEACE EDUCATION (30 minutes) I. Preparation and To provide pupils Teachers create a quiet Settling In with the appropriate and conducive learning (5 minutes) knowledge, skills, II. Peace Education and Icebreaker Activlty: Session values in Peace "Peaceful (25 minutes) Education World Collage" Materia1s: Magazines, scissors, glue, large poster paper.
Activity: Ask learners to
cut out images and phrases from magazines that represent their vision of a peaceful world. In small groups, they create a collage on the poster paper.
Discussion: Each group
shares their collage and explains the elements they chose, connecting them to the key themes.