4AS LESSON PLAN

OBJECTIVES. Within the 60 minute then learning experience of the learners should be able to.

A. Define plot and plot structure

B. Deiffenretiate plot and plot structure, and explain the part of plot structure. And

C. Identify the story through the use of plot structure.

SUBJECT MATER

Topic. Plot and plot

Materials: visual aids, band paper, marker, plastic tape.

Reference.

Teachers activity Students activity

Good morning class

Is there any absent from the class?

Okay arrange your chairs and sit properly

I woolud like also to give you our class room rules

during in our class discussion.

Motivation

Okay class what was our last discussion?

We are discussing about part of figurative

language.
Activity

Okay I want you to get Title: "A Journey of Resilience"

one whole sheet of
paper. And answer the In the bustling city of New York, Sarah, a young aspiring artist, faced a
following sequence daunting challenge. Diagnosed with a rare eye condition that threatened her
below by completing the vision, she was devastated. Despite this setback, Sarah remained
given diagram. determined to pursue her passion for art and creativity.

But before you As Sarah's vision deteriorated, she struggled to create art the way she once
answering that diagram did. The challenge of adapting to her new reality and finding ways to express
you are task to read the herself artistically became her primary focus. She faced self-doubt,
story in title, A journey frustration, and uncertainty about her future as an artist.
of resilience. Through perseverance and the support of her loved ones, Sarah discovered
new mediums and techniques to create art despite her visual impairment.
She explored tactile art, sculpture, and digital tools that allowed her to
express her creativity in innovative ways. With each new discovery, Sarah
regained her confidence and determination to overcome her limitations.

The turning point came when Sarah was invited to showcase her artwork at
a prestigious gallery in the city. Despite her fears and doubts, she unveiled a
collection of tactile sculptures that captivated the audience. The moment
she saw the joy and inspiration her art brought to others, Sarah realized the
true power of her resilience and creativity.

As Sarah's art gained recognition and admiration, she embraced her unique
perspective and the journey she had undertaken. She continued to push
boundaries, experimenting with new forms of art and sharing her story of
resilience with others facing similar challenges. Sarah's journey became a
source of inspiration for many, illustrating the transformative power of
creativity and determination.

In the end, Sarah's story was not just about overcoming a physical limitation
but about embracing change, finding strength in adversity, and redefining
what it means to be an artist. Through her journey of resilience, Sarah
discovered that true artistry lies not in perfect vision but in the ability to see
the world through a different lens and create beauty from within.
Analysis

Okay let's evaluate your answers.

Abstraction

Okay let's discuss the literary element used in creative nonfiction.

Our topc is, Plot and Plot structure

What is plot?

Plot- refers to the sequence of events that make up a story. It is the series of events
that happen in the narrative, including the actions of characters, conflicts, and
resolutions.

Function: The plot is the backbone of the story, driving the narrative forward and
providing the framework for the events that unfold. It answers the question of "what
happens" in the story.

What is Plot structure?

Plot- structure refers to the organization or framework in which the plot is presented.
It is the way in which the events of the plot are arranged to create a coherent and
engaging story.

Function: Plot structure helps to give the story a sense of order and coherence. It
provides a framework for how the narrative unfolds, typically following a specific
pattern or format.

Plot structure diagram

Here are the key parts of the plot that you might find in a nonfiction short story:

1. Introduction/Exposition:

- This is where the setting, characters, and background information are introduced. In a
nonfiction story, this could involve setting the scene with details about the real-life
events, the people involved, and the context of the story.

2. Conflict/Challenge:

- The conflict or challenge is the central problem or obstacle that the characters face.
In nonfiction, this could be a real-life dilemma, a personal struggle, or a significant
event that shapes the narrative.

3. Rising Action:

- The rising action includes the events that build tension and lead up to the climax. In
nonfiction, this could involve the development of the conflict, the exploration of the
challenges faced by the characters, and the progression of the story towards a
resolution.
4. Climax:

- The climax is the turning point of the story, where the conflict reaches its peak. In
nonfiction, this could be a pivotal moment, a revelation, or a significant event that
changes the course of the narrative.

5. Falling Action:

- The falling action follows the climax and shows the effects of the climax on the
characters and the resolution of the conflict. In nonfiction, this could involve the
aftermath of the key events and the winding down of the story towards a conclusion.

6. Resolution/Conclusion:

- The resolution is the final outcome or conclusion of the story. In nonfiction, this could
involve reflecting on the events that transpired, drawing conclusions, and providing
closure for the reader based on the real-life experiences depicted in the story.

Application

Get one fourth sheet of Read and answer the following question.
paper.
1. Which of the following is NOT a component of the plot structure diagram?

a) Exposition b) Climax c) Resolution d) Conflict

2. What is the purpose of the exposition in a plot structure diagram?

a) To introduce the main characters and setting

b) To create suspense and tension

c) To resolve the conflict

d) To provide a resolution

3. Which component of the plot structure diagram represents the turning

point or highest point of tension in the story?
 a) Exposition. b) Rising action. c) Climax. d) Falling action

4. What is the purpose of the falling action in a plot structure diagram?

a) To introduce the main characters and setting

b) To create suspense and tension

c) To resolve the conflict

d) To provide a resolution

5. Which component of the plot structure diagram represents the events

leading to the climax?

a) Exposition. b) Rising action. c) Climax. d) Falling action

Evaluation

Get one fourth sheet of Direction: read and analyze the following question.
paper
1. What is the main theme of the short story "A Journey to Resilience"?
And the the following
question a) Love and friendship. b) Overcoming adversity

c) Betrayal and revenge. d) Pursuit of happiness

2. Which character in the story demonstrates the most resilience?

a) The protagonist. b) The antagonist. c) The best friend. d) The

mentor

3. What is the turning point in the story that challenges the protagonist's
resilience?
 a) The loss of a loved one. b) A major setback or failure

c) A betrayal by a trusted friend. d) An unexpected twist of fate

4. How does the protagonist's journey to resilience impact their relationships

with others?

a) It strengthens their relationships

b) It causes them to isolate themselves

c) It leads to conflicts and misunderstandings

d) It has no significant impact on their relationships

5. What is the author's message or lesson about resilience in "A Journey to

Resilience"?

a) Resilience is the key to success and happiness

b) Resilience is a natural trait that some people possess

c) Resilience can be learned and developed over time

d) Resilience is not necessary for personal growth

Assignments

Prepared by: HENJIE M. GAWIRAN

CT: MAAM PRAMA INTAN CAÑAS

Answer key.

Activity 1.

1. Answer: d) Conflict

2. Answer: a) To introduce the main characters and setting

3. Answer: c) Climax

4. Answer: d) To provide a resolution

5. Answer: b) Rising action

Activity 2.

1. Answer: b) Overcoming adversity

2. Answer: a) The protagonist

3. Answer: c) A betrayal by a trusted friend

4. Answer: a) It strengthens their relationships

5. Answer: c) Resilience can be learned and developed over time