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I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of a 50-minute presentation, the student will be able to:
Identify the elements of literary texts (EN5LC-Ib-d-2.17.1-3)
Summarize narrative texts based on elements: theme, setting, characters, plot
(EN5RC-Ic-d-2.23);
Recognize the steps in summarizing;
Infer the theme of literacy text (EN5RC-Ib-2.9.1); and
Summarize information from various text types (EN5LC-IVE-j-3.13)
A. PLELIMINARY ACTIVITY
1. DAILY ROUTINE
B. MOTIVATION
Summaries are considerably shorter than the Literary/ fictional text types
original text.
Factual/ non-fictional text type
STEPS IN SUMMARIZING
Literary/ fictional text type
When summarizing, you must:
Factual/ non-fictional text type
Read and comprehend the text.
Factual/ non-fictional text types
Identify the main ideas and key points.
Narrative Text
Character
Setting
Mood
Republic of the Philippines
Cagayan State University
College of Teacher Education
Tuguegarao East Central School
Theme
Plot
Conflict
Characters- refer to the people, animals, or
creatures that take part in the action of the story.
Usual question: who are the characters in the story?
Examples: Princess Aurora and Prince Philip
(Sleeping Beauty)
Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristof (frozen)
Importance of family
Power of love
Friendship
Meter- the number and style of accented Theme- the truth, lesson/message
syllables in a line. about life
E. GENERALIZATION
- Setting
- Characters
- Conflict
- Resolution
F. APPLICATION
Republic of the Philippines
Cagayan State University
College of Teacher Education
Tuguegarao East Central School
G. EVALUATION
Complete the statements below by filling it out with the information you have
learned.
IV. ASSIGNMENT
Match the descriptions provided in column A with the element of literary text being
described in Column B.
Column A Column B
1. it can be people, animals or fictional a. characters
creatures who take part in action of the b. conflict
story. c. mood
2. this refers to the author’s message like d. plot
central concept about life or human nature e. setting
or the moral of the story. f. theme
3. it tells the time and place in which the
story takes place.
4. this includes the sequence of events
from beginning to ending that make the
story.
5. it is the general feeling created in the
reader through word choice and pacing.
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