School: Grade Level: FOUR

GRADE 4 Teacher: Learning Area: CATCH-UP FRIDAY

CATCH-UP FRIDAY Teaching Dates and Time: FRIDAY, Quarter: THIRD

Catch-Up Friday

Homeroom
Reading Intervention Values Education Health Education Peace Education
Guidance Program

I. OBJECTIVES

To set the overarching

The learner activates prior
A. Content
knowledge to spark them
Standards
interest and motivate them to
read.
The learner develops various
reading skills to improve their
B. Performance vocabulary, learn new words
Standards and expressions, and enhance
their creativity and
imagination.
Provide the learners the
C. Learning chance to reflect. develop a
Competencies/ deeper understanding of the
text, and promote the use of
Objectives
language or newly learned
words creatively.
goal and tone for Catch-
up Fridays, emphasizing
the holistic injuries and improve blood
development of
individuals.
To engage learners in
reflective activities that
promote self-discovery
and informed decision-
making
To foster a collective
environment for
information gained from
reflection and open
communication.
To prepare the learner's Determine your
To reflect on learning newly-discovered
physical state to prevent
experiences in Peace knowledge and skills
to perform
Education
flow better in school
Show appreciation of
To consolidate your newly-
Give reflection on the information gained from discovered
learning experience the learning session in knowledge and skills
Peace Education to perform better in
school
Perform a school task
To consolidate To reflect on learning
using your newly-
experiences in Peace
discovered
the given activity Education
knowledge and skills

Reading Intervention Respect Sexual and Respect Be Aware! Stay Safe.

Peace Concepts Reproductive system Principles of
CONTENT (Positive and (Structure and functions) Peace
Negative Peace)
 ( Subject Matter)

II.LEARNINGRESOUR
CES
A. References

1.Teachers Guide pages

Homeroom
Short story: Si Mating,
2.Learners Material Guidance Period:
Short story: Si Lotlot Ang mapagbigay na
Week 1 of 3rd
matsing
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III. PROCEDURES

Begin with classroom Begin with classroom Begin with classroom Begin with classroom Begin with
routine: routine: routine: routine: classroom routine:
a. Prayer a. Prayer a. Prayer a. Prayer a. Prayer
b. Checking of b. Checking of b. Checking of b. Checking of b. Reminder on
Attendance Attendance Attendance Attendance Health and
c. Quick Kamustahan c. Quick Quick Kamustahan c. Quick Safety protocols
Drill: Guess the Word Kamustahan Kamustahan c. Checking of
Friday Routine Exercise Attendance
Introduction Preparation and
d. Quick
New Jeans - Super Shy | Settling In
Kamustahan
Discussion: Facilitate a Dance Fitness
STORY: SI LOTLOT discussion about the
meaning of respect and Current Health News
peace. Ask students to Sharing
provide examples of
how they show respect Debate Club: Divide
in their daily lives. students into groups and
Discuss the importance host a friendly debate on a
of peace in their current health topic, like
families, classrooms, the benefits of early
and community. bedtimes or the
importance of hydration.
Story Time: Begin by
showing the picture
book or projecting
images of the story. Health sessions
Unwrapping the Mystery
Briefly tell the students
Box
that they are going to
Present a mystery box and
ask students to guess
what's inside. Give clues
like, "It's something
everyone has, but it looks
different for each
person," or "It helps
listen to a story about
create something
“Mating ang
amazing!" Reveal the
Mapagbigay na box, showcasing a picture
Matsing” of a healthy baby playing
with their family. Explain
that understanding the
Reflective Thinking
reproductive system is key
Activities
to understanding how
Welcome: Greet
students warmly and A. Let’s Try This
express your excitement
for the lesson. “Be Safe”
Warm-up Activity:
Play a "Get to Know
You" game where
students share something
they appreciate about
themselves, others, or
their class community.
Peace Education
Learning Session
Directions:
Brainstorming: Lead a 1. Look at the picture
discussion about the carefully. Imagine
word "respect." Ask that you are walking
students what it means as you go to your
to respect themselves, school from home.
others, and the world 2. On a piece of
around them. Record paper, list down the
their ideas on the chart
things that you see as
paper.
you walk from home
Introducing Peace to school.
Concepts: Define Let’s Explore This
"positive peace" as the Stay Safe
absence of violence and
the presence of justice, Directions:
1. Choose one among
cooperation, and
the scenarios given
harmony. Define
"negative peace" as where your life can
simply the absence of be put at risk
war or conflict. Use or in danger.
simple and age- 2. Explain how you
appropriate examples to will handle the
illustrate both concepts. situation.
 A. PRE-READING
1. Activating Prior
Knowledge: Discuss
experiences with feelings
like sadness, anger, and
happiness. Ask students if
they have ever felt unsafe or
uncomfortable at school.
Briefly introduce the concept
of bullying without using the
specific term.
2. Building Background
Knowledge: Show pictures of
different hairstyles (e.g.,
straight, curly, braids).
Discuss how people can look
different and how it's okay to
be unique. Explain the
importance of treating
everyone with kindness, even
if they look or act differently
than you.
3. Introducing Key
Vocabulary: Define and
discuss words like
"feelings," "sad," "angry,"
"unfair," "kind,"
"respectful." Use role-
playing or picture prompts to
illustrate the meaning.
4. Setting Reading Goals:
Tell students they will listen
"Peace Around the
World" Drawing:
Distribute drawing paper
and crayons to students.
Ask them to draw a
picture that represents
their vision of a peaceful
world. Encourage them
to include elements of
love, cooperation, and
harmony.
Structured Activities
Peace Chain: Cut out
strips of construction
paper and distribute
them to students. Ask
them to write down one
action they can take to
promote peace, either at
home, in school, or in
their community. Then,
have students link their
strips together to create a
"Peace Chain" that
symbolizes their
collective commitment
to building a more
peaceful world.
Group Sharing
Collage and Drawing
families are formed and
how life begins.
Reflection and Sharing
Building Body
Knowledge with
Diagrams
Display age-appropriate
diagrams of the male and
female reproductive
systems side-by-side on
the whiteboard or chart
paper. Label the main
internal organs (ovaries,
uterus, testes, etc.) on one
side and leave the other
blank.
Engage students in a
detective game! Describe
the function of each organ
and let them guess its
name based on its location
and clues. Fill in the labels
3. Write your answers
Comparing and in your paper.
Contrasting: Show
images/videos
representing positive and
negative peace.
Encourage students to
discuss the differences
and identify key
characteristics of each
type of peace.
Keep in Mind
Progress Monitoring
through Reflection and Personal Care and
Sharing Safety
Read and Understand
Personal Action the Passage.
Brainstorming: Ask B.E.S.A.F.E
students to brainstorm
individual actions they You Can Do It!
can take to promote Directions:
respect and peace in 1. Copy the table in
their daily lives (e.g., your answer sheet.
using kind words, 2. Write specific
listening actively, ways on how you can
helping others, resolving protect yourself on
conflicts peacefully). different situations.
Collective Action
Brainstorming: Discuss What I Have
ways to promote peace Learned
and respect within the
classroom and school Direction: Write the
community. Encourage things that you have
students to come up with learned on a piece of
concrete ideas they can paper by completing
implement together the following
(e.g., creating a statements.
"Friendship Wall," 1. I say no when
to the story and think about
how Lotlot feels and how
they can be kind to others.
B. DURING READING:
1. Modeling Fluent
Reading: Read the story
expressively, emphasizing
changes in Lotlot's
emotions. Pause at key
points to ask questions
like: "How do you think
Lotlot feels right now?"
"What would you do in
this situation?"
Encourage students to
share their thoughts and
feelings.
C. POST READING:
1. Reviewing Key Points:
Briefly summarize the story,
emphasizing how Lotlot
handled the bullying
situation. Discuss the
importance of standing up
for yourself and others who
are being treated unfairly.
2. Reflecting on Reading
Experience: Ask students if
they ever felt like Lotlot did
in the story. Encourage them
to share their experiences
Presentations: Invite organizing a peace- ______________.
students to share their themed activity, starting 2. I express my
"Respectful Actions" a peer mediation feelings if
collages and "Peace program). ___________.
Around the World" 3. I follow
drawings with the class. Wrap Up instructions
Encourage them to Review and Sharing: because________.
explain the symbolism Briefly review the key 4. I ensure privacy to
and meaning behind concepts of respect, ___________.
their artwork. positive and negative
peace. Allow students to Share Your
share their reflections Thoughts
Feedback and and ideas from the and Feelings
Reinforcement together, creating a worksheet or
complete map of the brainstorming sessions. How can you be safe
Provide positive reproductive systems. and protected in this
feedback: Appreciate Closing Song: peace time of pandemic?
students' participation “Children of Write your answers
and effort throughout the Wrap Up yesterdays dream” in
lesson. Highlight Remind students that it is your answer sheet.
specific examples of okay to have questions
how they demonstrated about the reproductive
respect and peace during system and that they can
the activities. always talk to a trusted
adult if they need more
information.
 and how they coped with
difficult situations.

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V.REMARKS

VI.REFLECTION
A..No. of learners who
earned 80% in the
evaluation
B..No. of learners who
require additional
activities for remediation
who scored below 80%
C…Did the remedial
lessons work? No. of
learners who have caught
up with the lesson
D..No. of learners who
continue to require
 remediation
E..Which of my teaching
strategies worked well?
Why did these work?
F..What difficulties did I
encounter which my
principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G..What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish
to share with other
teachers?

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Teacher Principal