Examine images which

present particular
viewpoints, e.g.
stereotypes (gender, age,
cultural), opinions on an
issue
DATE SUBJECT SECTION TIME

V- ACACIA
ENGLISH
V-MOLAVE

LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 5

Examine images which

present particular
viewpoints, e.g.
stereotypes (gender, age,
cultural), opinions on an
issue
Examine images which
present particular
viewpoints, e.g.
stereotypes (gender, age,
cultural), opinions on an
issue
I. Objectives
a. Distinguish Factual from Literary Text Types.
b. Identify the Elements of a Narrative Text.
c. Make a Summary of a Short story using the Elements of a Narrative Text.
II. Subject Matter
A. Topic: Summarizing Various Text Types Based on Elements (Narrative Text)
B. References: Quarter 3 Module 2
C. Materials: Power Point Presentation, Story books
III. Procedure

A. Review

Identify the kind of text types, tell whether it is Classification, Enumeration, Time
Order, or an Explanation.
 1. A non- fiction text which describes why or how things happen.
2. A grouping of people or things in a systematic way. Start with a
main idea, using the rest of the paragraph to explain a series
of secondary ideas.
3. It focuses on listing facts, characteristics or features. Signal
words include to begin with, secondly, then, most important, in
fact, for example, several, numerous, first, next finally, also, for
instance and in addition.
4. It present ideas according to the time which they occurred. The
major supporting details are arranged in sequence order to
when they happened or should happen.
B. Motivation

-Story Telling Activity.

-Ask whether the story you read is a true story or a made-up story only.
Present some pictures of
things, let the learners
identify if it is for girls
and for boys

C. Presentation

Text Types are forms of writing having a variety of purposes, using different forms
and standards of composition.
Text Types are categorized as:

 Factual or Nonfiction Text Types

 Literary of Fiction Text Types

Based on our
activity,
boys and girls
are both
Gender.
We can easily
identify the difference
between a girl and a boy.

D. Discussion

Summarizing allows you to verify that you understood accurately the information
conveyed by the writer.
 A narrative text is a type of literary text that entertains, informs, or instructs readers
by telling a story.
Fictional narratives include picture books, cartoons, mystery, fantasy, fairy tales,
novels, science fiction, historical fiction, horror or adventure stories, fables,
myths, legends, or plays.
Non- fictional narratives may be a biography, autobiography, articles, newspaper reports,
historical writings, diary.

Elements of a Narrative Text:

1.Characters- refers to the people, animals, or creatures that take part in the
action of the story.
2.Setting- is the time and place in which the events happen.
3.Mood- is the general feeling created in the reader upon reading or listening
through word choice and pacing.
4.Theme- is the author’s message or central concept about life or human
nature conveyed through the story. It refers to the lesson or moral of the story.
5.Conflict- refers to the main problem to be solved. It is a struggle involving
two or more opposing forces.
6.Plot- tells the sequence of events from the beginning, middle, and ending.

E. Application

Activity 1. Identify the following text types whether it is Factual or Literary. Write your answer in the
line provided.

_______1. Its main purpose is to entertain readers.

_______2. It teaches readers about facts and valid information.

_______3. It is usually a made-up story with characters who may be like real
people or imaginary.
_______4. It has facts that can be checked and proven.
_______5. Its stories are about real people and happenings like what’s on the
news.

Activity 2. Match the descriptions provided in Column A with the element of

literary text being described in Column B. Write only the letter of your answer.
 F.

Generalization
1. What are the two categories of Text Types?
2. Can you give an example of Non-fictional Narratives?
How about Fictional Narratives?
3. What are the Elements of a Narrative Text?

IV. Evaluation

V. Assignment
Performance Task #1
In a short bond paper, make a summary of any story book that you have.
(You can also look for a story in your English book if you don’t have a story book.)

Examine images which

present particular
viewpoints, e.g.
stereotypes (gender, age,
cultural), opinions on an
issue
DATE: SUBJECT SECTION TIME
ST. PAUL
ENGLISH ST. CLAIRE
ST. JOSEPH
ST. AGNES

LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 5

Examine images which

present particular
viewpoints, e.g.
stereotypes (gender, age,
cultural), opinions on an
issue
Examine images which
present particular
viewpoints, e.g.
stereotypes (gender, age,
cultural), opinions on an
issue
I. Objectives
a. Identify the Elements of a Poetry.
b. Recite a Poem.

II. Subject Matter

a. Topic: Summarizing Various Text Types Based on Elements (Poetry)
b. References: Quarter 3 Module 2
c. Materials: Power Point Presentation
III. Procedure

a. Review

What are the Elements of a Narrative Text?

b. Motivation
 Read The Poem:

Present some pictures of

things, let the learners
identify if it is for girls
and for boys.

c. Presentation

Based on our activity,

boys and girls are both
Gender. We can easily
identify the difference
between a girl and a boy.
Poetry -is also a form of literary text which follows a meter and rhythm on
each lines and syllables.
-It is always rhythmical, usually metaphorical, and often exhibits such formal
elements as meter, rhyme, and written in stanza structure.
d. Discussion
e. Application

Activity 1. Match the descriptions provided in Column A with the elements of poetry being
described in Column B. Write only the letter of your answer.

Column A Column B

1. A truth, lesson or message about life a. meter

2. The feeling the poet is tring to b. stanza

convey.

3.The beat, sound and feel of a poem. c. line

4.A group of lines in a poem. d. theme

5.A single row of words in a poem. e. mood

6. It describes the words that have the f. rhythm

same ending sound.

7. It is number and style of accented g. rhyme

syllables in a line.

f. Generalization
1. What do you call a form of literary text which follows a
meter and rhythm on each lines and syllables?
2. What are the Elements of Poetry?
IV. Evaluation

V. Assignment
Memorize the poem “Trees” by Joyce Kilmer.

Identify the specific

stereotype in each V. Assignmen