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I. COMPETENCIES:
C. Learning Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the pupils are expected to achieve 80% proficiency level:
Cognitive: Identify cause and effect based on stories, paragraphs and selection read.
EN3RC –IIIa-b-2.13
Affective: Appreciate the importance of events because everything has a cause and effect.
Psychomotor: Recount certain causes to determine the effect by completing the graphic
organizers.
Materials: Themed items for bags (toy animals, coloring materials and personal hygeine)
Chart, Flashcards, tarpapel, rubrics , graphic organizers, Behavioral and Incentive stuff, laptop and
TV monitor
Teaching Approach: Collaborative, Interactive, Constructivist and Integrated
Subject Integrated:
Literacy :Read words with affixes. ENIV-IVj-27
Numeracy: Adds mentally the following numbers using appropriate strategies. M3NS-le-31
Science: Classify animals according to parts and use. S3LT-IIc-d-5
Arts: Discusses the concept that there is harmony in nature as seen in the color of landscapes at different times
of the day. A3EL-IIa
Health: Adopts habits for a healthier lifestyles. H3N-lj-21
Teaching Method: Indirect/Guided/Exploratory
Values Integration: Cleanliness
Teaching Technique: Experiential and Contextualized Learning
Teaching Approach: Directed, Integrative and Interactive Approach
Teaching Strategies: Gallery Walk Concept Mapping
Direct Instruction Social Analysis Model
Analytical Approach Rubrics Cooperative Learning
Silence Please!
3. Introduction of Hand Signals May I go
Out?
I have here different hand signals for you to use if you want
something from me or I want something from you because we
have a two-way silent communication.
Give your classmates a
Okay, you may go chance to answer!
out!
A.1 Motivation:
Strategy (Hot Potato and Scatter-gories)
Set up one station inside the classroom. Put a big basket
in front with selected items inside. Tell the pupils to fall in
line, go to the station where the big basket is located. In
front, prepare themed item corner with three pocket
chart and let the pupils identify the items they picked
from the station and tell them to put it in the right pocket Learners will do the given task as per
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warm from the food they eat. Mammal babies drink milk from their mother. Also their babies are born alive, not
warm
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are vertebrates, which means they have a backbone. Examples of mammals are cows, dogs, cats and humans. are vertebrates, which means they have a backbone. E
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