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I. OBJECTIVE
Content Standard Demonstrates understanding of text elements to see the relationship between
known and new information to facilitate comprehension
Performance Standard Correctly presents text elements through simple organizers to make inferences
,predictions and conclusions
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2V1gWEmmY6M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il9wrLK2GuU
B. Other Learning
Resources Laptop
Projector
chalk and board
Charts
Powerpoint presentation
Activity Card
IV. PROCEDURES
What do you think is the theme of the story? The teacher shown
Where did the story happen? integration of
Who were the characters in the story? Mathematics subject
What was Ben’s problem? Quarter 2, Week 1 with
How was Ben’s problem solved? an objective
What were the events that took place in the
“Visualizes, represents,
story?
subtracts 2-to 3 digit
numbers with minuends
up to 999 without and
The theme is the main idea (could be a lesson or
with regrouping)
moral) reflected in the story.
The setting is the place and time where and
when the story happens.
Characters are the people, animals, or entities
involved in the story.
Events are the series (or sequence) of events
( problem, solution).
Be helpful- Theme
Ben’s house- Setting
Setting Events
Group 4: Group 3:
Using the story “The Ants and the Grasshopper”,
Use picture of events in their correct sequence.
Use the guide below.
Study and complete the word puzzle about the
elements of a story.
F. Developing mastery Read the statements below and choose the letters Indicator 7: Apply a
of the correct answers. range of successful
1. It tells the happening/occurrences of the story strategies that maintain
in a logical order.
learning environment that
A. settings B. theme
C. characters D. events motivate learners to work
2. It refers not only to the physical location but productively by assuming
also the time the action responsibility for their
takes place. own learning.
A. setting B. protagonist
C. introduction D. falling action
3. It refers to any person, animal, or figure
represented in a literary The teacher creates a
work. learning environment that
A. setting B. character sustains learners’ active
C. plot D. theme engagement and self-
motivation.
4. It is the part of the story that usually sets where
the problem is re-
solved.
A. beginning B. middle C. ending D. settings
5. Which of the following elements pertains to the
lesson or moral in
the story?
A. events B. character
C. theme D. setting
Draw a thumbs up if you agree with the Indicator 3: Use effective
G. Finding practical verbal and non-verbal
applications of concepts statement and a thumbs down if you do not.
classroom
and skills in daily living Write your answers in your answer sheet.
communication strategies
_____1. Reading stories will teach us lessons in to support learner
life. understanding
participation,
_____2. Characters’ actions do not affect the engagement, and
development of events. achievement.
_____3. The setting shows us the place and the The teacher establishes
time in the story. classroom practices
which promote open
_____4. Characters are usually introduced at the communication between
beginning of the story. the teacher and learners,
_____5. Problems in stories are usually solved at and among the learners
the beginning part. and their peers. The
teacher ensures loud,
clear voice to maintain
attention and keep pupils
engaged (through my use
of tone, pace and
volume).
H. Evaluating learning Listen to the story and identify the elements of the
story.
.
1.Who were the characters?
A. Fox and Frog
B. Fish and Ox
C. Fox and Fish
D. Fox and Bird
2.Where is the setting?
A. Fox’s house
B. the pond
C. the beach
D. the river
3. When was the setting?
A.Recess
B. Lunch time
C. Merienda time
D. Dinner time
Theme: Setting:
Characters: Events:
Prepared by:
MARICEL F. AGUILAR
Teacher III
Checked by:
ELISA D. PINOHERMOSO
Principal II
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