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Lesson Plan in Language 25
Lesson Plan in Language 25
DAY 1 DAY 2
I. Objectives I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, students are At the end of the lesson, students are
expected to: expected to:
A. Cognitive A. Cognitive
- identify the use of preposition of place in, - identify the use of preposition of time in,
on, and at; on, and at;
B. Affective B. Affective
- value the importance caring the - value the importance time through game
environment and nature through video clip play and oral recitation;
presentation and oral recitation; C. Psychomotor
C. Psychomotor - spell words legibly;
- spell words legibly; - write a sentence correctly using
- write a sentence correctly using prepositions.
prepositions.
II. Subject Matter
II. Subject Matter A. Topic: Preposition of Time (in, on, at)
A. Topic: Preposition of Place (in, on, at) B. References: English This Way 2
B. References: English This Way 2 Pages 192-195
Pages 192-195 C. Interdisciplinary: Math: Telling the Time
C. Interdisciplinary: Reading- Story telling D. Materials: books, tv, laptop, pictures,
Value- care and love strips, aralinks teachnology
D. Materials: books, tv, laptop, pictures,
strips, aralinks teachnology III. Learning Activities
A. Spelling Drill: Syllabication
III. Learning Activities B. Review: Multiple Choice (Aralinks
A. Spelling Drill: Syllabication Teachnology)
B. Review: Multiple Choice (Aralinks C. Motivation: Draw It!
Teachnology) D. Presentation
C. Motivation: Story Telling “Open Discussion”
D. Presentation -Discussion of the topic Preposition
“Open Discussion” of Time (in, on, at)
-Discussion of the topic Preposition
of Place (in, on, at) -Presenting of short drill (incomplete
sentences)
-Presenting of short drill (incomplete
sentences) Valuing: Film Viewing and Oral
Recitation
Valuing: Film Viewing and Oral Presenting of video clip and
Recitation oral recitation thereafter
Presenting of video clip and
oral recitation thereafter HOTS
As a grade 2 student, why do
HOTS you need to value time?
Why do we need to use
prepositions in making E. Generalization: Think-pair-share
sentences? Sharing of insights and
learnings in class
E. Generalization: One Word Summary
Sharing of insights and F. Evaluation: Multiple Choice
learnings in class Choosing the correct
preposition to be used in a
sentence
I. Objectives I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, students are At the end of the lesson, students are
expected to: expected to:
A. Cognitive A. Cognitive
- identify the use of and and but in a - identify pictures with /ai/ sound;
sentence; - associate the /ai/ sound with the given
B. Affective picture;
- practice patience in dealing with others B. Affective
through storytelling and oral recitation; - demonstrate responsiveness to the exercise;
C. Psychomotor C. Psychomotor
- spell words legibly; - read words, phrases and sentences
- make a sentence using and and but pronouncing the words with the diphthong
correctly. /ai/ sound distinctly;
- read a poem lively.
II. Subject Matter
A. Topic: Conjunctions II. Subject Matter
B. References: English This Way 2 A. Topic: Diphthong /ai/
Pages 206-208 B. References: https://www.really-learn-
C. Interdisciplinary: Reading- Story Telling english.com/english-pronunciation-lesson-
Value- patience 17-dipthongs
D. Materials: books, speaker, pictures, strips, C. Materials: books, speaker, short video
short video clips clips, TV, laptop
I. Objectives
Ma. Jessalyn N. Garbino
At the end of the lesson, students are
expected to:
A. Cognitive
- identify the use of in, on, at with live in a
sentence;
B. Affective
- gain confidence in seeking information
through picture analysis and oral recitation;
C. Psychomotor
- spell words legibly;
- answer the given drill accurately and
legibly.
HOTS
Why do we need to learn the
correct way of using in, on
and at?
E. Generalization: Think-Pair-Share
Sharing of insights and
learnings with the given time