DRAWING

CONCLUSIONS
Vocabulary Words:
1.Frightened- afraid
The people were frightened of
the roaring sound of Volcano.
2. Blanket-
a large piece material used as
a bed covering or other
covering for warmth.
Vocabulary Words:

3.Wrapped-
I wrap my gift properly so that
they cannot see what is inside.
a. Hide b. cover c. blanket
cover
 What does the
eldest child
usually do for
Who among of his/her family?
you here are
the eldest in Is it good to
the family? help your
parents, and
siblings?
 What does
In the story: she do to
save his
Who was the
eldest child in
siblings from
the family? fire?
 Standards in oral reading:

1. Read the words properly with

correct pronunciation.
2.Understand what you are
reading.
3.Take down of important ideas.
4.Identify the message of the
story.
 Pat’s Story

Pat is the eldest old five

children. She has a six-year-old
brother, Jun-Jun, twin sisters,
and a baby brother. She had just
arrived from school and she had
to cook dinner for the family.
 It was almost eight o’clock in
the evening and her parents were
not home yet. Pat and her
brothers and sisters had already
eaten their dinner. She told
them to go to sleep. She told
jun- Jun to turn off the radio.
 Finally, Jun-Jun went to bed.
Her brothers and sisters were
already asleep when she heard the
people shouting, “Fire! Fire! Dark
smoke was all around. She ran to
the bedroom and shook Jun-Jun.
 “Jun-Jun! she said. “There’s a
fire somewhere. Don’t be
frightened.” Then she got a
blanket and wrapped it around
the baby.
“Hold on to me,” Pat said to
Jun-Jun. “Hold on to Jun-Jun,
she told the twins. “Cover your
face with your blankets,” she
told the younger children.
 Pat heard some people
shouting. She could hardly see
through the smoke. She pulled
the children towards the
directions of the voices. Finally,
firefighter and police officers
came to their rescue.
Who was the eldest
child in the family?

What does she do to

save his siblings from
fire?
Questions:

1. Who was the eldest child in the family?

2. What does she do to save his siblings
from fire?
3. Who are the characters in the story?
4. Where does Pat come from when she
arrives home?
5. What Pat do after she arrive home?
6. What did she do after hearing that
there was a fire near their house?
Read and draw conclusion on
this informational text.

1. You can conclude that the

setting of the story is ____?
a.A school building c.
b. A television news program
c. The house of Pat
2. Dark smoke was all around. Pat
ran to the bedroom and shook Jun-
Jun. From these sentences, you can
conclude that ____?
a. There’s a fire nearby.a.
b. The windows of the house were
closed.
c. Some was making a bonfire
3. The thick smoke, the people
shouting, and police officers all
around are meant to give you a
_________?
a. Cheerful feeling.
b. Frightening feeling b.
c. Funny feeling
4. “Jun-Jun, there’s a fire
somewhere. Don’t be
frightened. “ from these
sentences, you can conclude that
Pat was _____?
a. Very shy b.
b. Calm
c. Brave
 Group
Activity
For 2 minutes, answer the given
task.
 Standards in Group
Activity:
1.Cooperate with one
another.
2.Share your ideas to the
group.
3.Work silently.
4.Finish on time.
 Group Activity Rubrics:
5 points- All the tasks were correctly answered. Finish
on time. Every member of the group work well.
4 points- 1 incorrect answer out of the task. Finish on
time. 1 member of the group did not participate.
3 points- 2 incorrect answers out of the task Finish
on time. 2-3 members of the group did not
participate.
2 points - 3 incorrect answers out of the task. Did
not finish on time. 3-4 members of the group did
not cooperate.
1 point - No correct answers out of the task. Did not
finish on time. No members work on it.
PRESENTATION BY
GROUP
Directions: READ AND ANSWER.
Lewis wanted to wear his new jeans
but they were dirty. He put all his dirty
clothes in a basket. Then he picked them
up and put them in the machine. He
read the directions on the box of soap,
poured some into the machine, and
pressed the start button.
How did Lewis solve the problem? Cite
evidences.
What is Drawing
Conclusions?
 Drawing conclusions is a reasonable
judgment you form based on details
you listen/read. To draw conclusion
from a selection, look for supporting
details and combine details with what
you know.
Ask yourself the following questions:
-What is the selection about?
-What do you know about the
selection based on your own
experience?
-What conclusion can you draw?
 Directions: Read each paragraph properly.
Choose the correct conclusion for each one.
1. Nena was playing in the garden. She came
upon a beehive. She touched the beehive with a
stick. Nena was heard shouting, “Help!, Help”
a. The bees stung Nena.
b. The bees flew away from Nena.
c. The bees stayed in the hive.

2. Oscar saw Mother Hen and her newly hatched

chicks. Oscar tried to catch one of the chicks.
After a minute Oscar was crying for help.
a. Mother hen moved away with her chicks.
b. Mother hen left the chicks.
c. Mother hen pecked Oscar’s hands.
 Directions: Read each paragraph properly.
Choose the correct conclusion for each one.
3. The farmer’s wife was cooking rice. Her baby
was crying hard. She could not leave the baby
alone. After sometime, she smelled something
burning.
a. The rice got cooked.
b. The rice got burned.
c. The rice remained uncooked.

4. Mother asked our helper to set 4 mouse traps

under the shelves in the kitchen. The following day
I did not see any mouse running on the floor.
a. Mice were caught in the trap.
b. No mouse was trapped.
c. The trap was gnawed by the mice.
 Directions: Read each paragraph properly.
Choose the correct conclusion for each one.

5. Marilyn picked some flowers for her

vase. She put the vase on the table
but she forgot to put water in it.
a. The flowers looked beautiful.
b. he flowers wilted.
c. The flowers became plenty.
 Directions: Read each paragraph properly.
Choose the correct conclusion for each one.
1. Nena was playing in the garden. She came
upon a beehive. She touched the beehive with a
stick. Nena was heard shouting, “Help!, Help”
a. The bees stung Nena.
b. The bees flew away from Nena.
c. The bees stayed in the hive. a.
2. Oscar saw Mother Hen and her newly hatched
chicks. Oscar tried to catch one of the chicks.
After a minute Oscar was crying for help.
a. Mother hen moved away with her chicks.
b. Mother hen left the chicks.
c. Mother hen pecked Oscar’s hands.
c.
 Directions: Read each paragraph properly.
Choose the correct conclusion for each one.
3. The farmer’s wife was cooking rice. Her baby
was crying hard. She could not leave the baby
alone. After sometime, she smelled something
burning.
a. The rice got cooked.
b. The rice got burned.
c. The rice remained uncooked. b.
4. Mother asked our helper to set 4 mouse traps
under the shelves in the kitchen. The following day
I did not see any mouse running on the floor.
a. Mice were caught in the trap.
b. No mouse was trapped.
c. The trap was gnawed by the mice.
a.
 Directions: Read each paragraph properly.
Choose the correct conclusion for each one.

5. Marilyn picked some flowers for her

vase. She put the vase on the table
but she forgot to put water in it.
a. The flowers looked beautiful.
b. he flowers wilted.
c. The flowers became plenty. b.
Assignment:
Give the conclusion which would
most likely to happen:
1. You are not careful when
picking roses from the garden.
__________________
2. You accidentally disturb the
bees in the hive.
3. You climb a tree and step on
a small branch.