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Iplan ENG2 Q1 W1
Iplan ENG2 Q1 W1
Department of Education
Region VII, Central Visayas
Division of Lapu-lapu City
CANJULAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
B.Paglalahad -Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
C.Pagtatalakay
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
E.Paglalahat
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
IV.PAGTATAYA
V. GAWAING-BAHAY/TAKDANG-ARALIN
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
C.Presentation of the
-Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
Lesson
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
D.Lesson Proper
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
F.Generalization
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
IX.EVALUATION
X. ASSIGNMENT
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
C.Presentation of the
-Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
Lesson
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
D.Lesson Proper
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
F.Generalization
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
XIV. EVALUATION
XV. ASSIGNMENT
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
C.Presentation of the
-Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
Lesson
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
D.Lesson Proper
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
F.Generalization
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
XIX. EVALUATION
XX. ASSIGNMENT
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
C.Presentation of the
-Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
Lesson
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
D.Lesson Proper
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
F.Generalization
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
XXIV. EVALUATION
XXV. ASSIGNMENT
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
C.Presentation of the
-Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
Lesson
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
D.Lesson Proper
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
F.Generalization
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
XXIX. EVALUATION
XXX. ASSIGNMENT
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).
-When the diagram/table is accomplished, the teacher may now present the lesson.
C.Presentation of the
-Teacher may provide more examples of different natural/mechanical sounds using a
Lesson
video/radio/cellphone or presentation.
-Using a box with different pictures of sound sources inside, let a learner pick one in
front of the class then let him/her imitate the sounds it makes while the rest of the
class guess what animal or object it is.
-Call another learner to put the picture to its correct category (Natural sounds or
Mechanical Sounds).
D.Lesson Proper
-Teacher may provide other activities like coloring red for loud-making sound and
blue for soft-making sound objects.
-Stating ways of taking care of our hearing organ (ears)/ ways of taking care of
natural making sounds in our environment like animals and nature.
Group/Collaborative Work
-Teacher will divide the class into 3 groups, each group will be given three
differentiated activities.
Group 1 Matching Chart
-Learners will match Column A (Pictures of Sound Sources) to Column B (Sounds
Made) using a string/yarn.
-After the group work, let each group report their work in front of the class. While
doing so let all the class listen to each group’s report.
-Correct each group’s work with the help of the class. Provide aid by asking
questions which will lead to the correct answer.
F.Generalization
-After the reporting, ask learners key questions/HOTS regarding the topic discussed:
What was our lesson all about?
Can you give some examples. Explain.
How can we use these learnings on our day-to-day life? Explain.
XXXIV.EVALUATION
XXXV. ASSIGNMENT
To enhance learners’ knowledge and skills on identifying/categorizing sounds heard, let the learners draw
and color 5 natural-making sounds and 5 mechanical-making sounds on their assignment notebooks to be
submitted on September 5,2023 (Tuesday).