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I. OBJECTIVES ANNOTATION
Demonstrates understanding of grammatical structures
A. Content of English to be able to communicate effectively in oral
Standards and written forms.
Shows proficiency in constructing grammatically correct
B. Performance sentences in varied theme-based oral and written
Standards activities.
C. Most Essential
Learning Distinguish fact from opinion
Competencies
Knowledge: Distinguish fact from opinion
Skill: Classify sentences that are fact or opinion
Objectives:
Attitude: Value the importance of speaking the truth
and giving one’s opinion
D. MELCS Code EN3RC-IIIa2.13
1) Science - Topic: Animal Classification
English Connection: Students can gather facts and
opinions about different animals and categorize them
based on their characteristics. This will help them
distinguish between factual information and personal
opinions.
2) Social Studies - Topic: Historical Figures
English Connection: Students can research and gather
E. Thematic
facts about historical figures and differentiate them from
Integration
opinions or personal interpretations. This will develop
their critical thinking skills and ability to distinguish
between facts and opinions.
3) Mathematics - Topic: Data Analysis
English Connection: Students can analyze data sets
and identify facts and opinions based on the information
presented. This will enhance their ability to interpret and
evaluate information accurately.
Guide
2. Learner’s
Guide
3. Textbook
Pages 247-248
Pages
4. Additional
Materials from
Learning Visual Aids, Pictures, Worksheets, Videos,
Resource (LR)
portal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KxvMCdNXd0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-ElR6EQkBc
5. Other
Learning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXOl-AyDYb0
Resources
https://www.teachingexpertise.com/classroom-
ideas/fact-and-opinion-activity/
PPT, Speaker, White Board, White board marker,
C. Materials Powerpoint Presentation, Printed Materials, Activity
Sheets
D. Teaching Trivia, Singing a song, Picture Study, Use of Rubrics,
Strategies Cooperative Learning
III. PROCEDURE CO
INDICATORS
a. Prayer INDICATOR 6
b. Greetings 1. The teacher
c. Checking of Attendance clearly and
c. Trivia/Fun Facts concisely
Did you know? communicates
written and oral
content,
expectations,
explanations,
Preliminaries directions, and
procedures using
appropriate
The world’s deadliest animal isn’t a shark, verbal and non-
bear or tiger, but something far smaller – the verbal
mosquito. According to the World Health communication
Organization, 725,000 people are killed each methods.
year from mosquito-borne diseases, such as
Malaria, dengue fever and yellow fever.
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d. Classroom Rules
Participate in the lesson or activity.
Listen attentively.
Avoid making unnecessary noise.
Note important details.
Tell and share your ideas.
Sit erect and properly.
(5 mins)
A.Reviewing ELICIT 1. The teacher
previous lesson or clearly and
presenting the new Review (5 mins) concisely
lesson communicates
Make inferences and draw conclusions based on texts written and oral
(pictures, title and content words) content,
expectations,
Show pictures explanations,
A. Make an inference on the occupation or job directions, and
referred to by each picture. procedures using
appropriate
verbal and non-
verbal
communication
methods.
B. Establishing a
purpose for the
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lesson
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MOTIVATION (3 mins)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KxvMCdNXd0
C. Presenting ENGAGE
examples/instance of INDICATOR 3
Present a story. Let the student identify the fact and
the new lesson 1. The teacher
opinion from the story.
provides
activities to
enhance
learners’ literacy
and/or numeracy
skills in all
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aspects of the
lesson.
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Group 3: In My Opinion ….
Materials: Writing Materials
Instructions:
1) Provide the group with a writing material.
2) Students will write a prompt, indicating their opinion.
3) After writing, students can share their responses with
the class or in small groups.
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Rubric:
Criteria: Accurate writing
5 pts - All statements correctly identified and written
3 pts - Most statements correctly identified and written
1 pt - Few statements correctly identified and written
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Rubric:
Criteria: Accurate identification and writing
5 pts - All statements correctly identified and written
3 pts - Most statements correctly identified and written
1 pt - Few statements correctly identified and written
EXPLAIN (Making Connections) INDICATOR 1
1. The teacher
The teacher will explain the concept of distinguishing
displays
fact from opinion using examples and provide clear
extensive
definitions for both terms. Students will be encouraged
knowledge of
to ask questions and participate in discussions to
content. 2. The
deepen their understanding.
teacher
addresses
content
A fact is a statement that is based on information or accurately and
details that can be proven its focus is
It is something that is TRUE for everyone. congruent with
F.Developing the big ideas
mastery (leads to Fact Clue Words: and/or structure
Formative of the teaching
Research, proven, authentic, etc.
Assessment #3) area.
An opinion is an expression that is based on a
person’s personal feelings, emotions, and perceptions.
Opinion Clue Words:
Believe, feel, think, most, best, should, worst, etc.
The statement that is true for us may not be true for
them.
Fact example:
1. The capital of the Philippines is Manila.
2. The 2019 SEA Games took place in the Philippines.
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INDICATOR 5
ELABORATE (Independent Practice) 2. Teacher’s use
Tell whether the following statements are a fact or of Mother
opinion. Tell whether the following statements are a fact Tongue, and/or
or opinion. Filipino, and/or
1. Liam thinks going to the doctor is scary. English is
G.Finding practical concrete,
applications of OPINION
accurate, clear
concepts and skills in 2. Elephants are the largest land mammals. and precise,
daily living FACT
3. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun. conveying his/
FACT her ideas without
4. The weather seems to be good today. misinterpretation
OPINION s or confusion.
5. December is the 12th month of the year.
FACT
INDICATOR 6
Values Integration 1 The teacher
speaks clearly
H. Making How can we value the importance of speaking the truth
generalizations and and at an
and giving one’s opinion? appropriate pace
abstractions about
the lesson and successfully
We have discussed about fact and opinion. These are
facilitates learner
how we can distinguish fact from opinion.
discussion.
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Evaluation INDICATOR 5
2. Teacher’s use
Now let us answer the following:
of Mother
Tell whether the following statements are a FACT or Tongue, and/or
OPINION. Filipino, and/or
IV. Evaluating 1. Wednesday comes after Tuesday. English is
Learning 2. I think it's going to rain today. concrete,
3. I believe Adobong Manok is the most delicious dish accurate, clear
ever. and precise,
4. Marc thinks Filipinos are the best singers in the conveying his/
world. her ideas without
5. Cats have four legs. misinterpretation
s or confusion
EXTEND
Assignment : Fact or Opinion Research
Instructional Materials: Research materials (books,
internet access)
V. Assignment
Students will choose a topic of interest and conduct
research to gather facts and opinions related to the
topic. They will create a presentation or report
summarizing their findings and explaining how they
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