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Mother Tongue Lesson Plan
Mother Tongue Lesson Plan
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
Senator Maria Kalaw Katigbak Memorial School
Maraouy, Lipa City
I. Objectives
1. Show love for reading by listening attentively during story reading and making
comments and reactions.
2. Respond to a story heard through dramatization, or art activities.
3. Participate actively in the group and class discussion
II. Subject Matter
Topic: Reading grade level text with appropriate speed, accuracy, and expression.
Kabang: The Heroine
Reference: Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education Teacher’s Guide 3 P190-
194
Materials: PowerPoint Presentation
Manila paper
Permanent Marker
1. Prayer
2.Classroom Management
Before you take your seat please check (The pupils will check the alignment of their
the alignment of your chairs and pick up the chair and pick up the pieces trash and paper
pieces of paper and trash under your chair. under their chairs.)
4. Review/Recall
Students, do you still remember what we Review the last topic discussed.
discussed yesterday?
A. DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES
1. Motivation:
A hero is brave, caring, and reliable. A
How do you describe a hero? hero is someone who gives of himself.
Yes!
2. Presentation
The Teacher will read the selection written
below:
g) Why do you think did people help Because most people were amazed and
Kabang? inspired for her heroine act.
h) Why do you think Kabang tried to save Kabang tried to save the children because they
the children? were her playmates and also her family.
i) What lesson does the story Kabang Everyone can be a hero, humans and even
teach us? animals.
4. GROUP ACTIVITY
GROUP 1:
Retell the story of Kabang using a story map
to show the setting.
Title
Characters Setting
GROUP 3:
Make a poster to honor Kabang for his heroic The students will make a poster to honor
act. Color it. Present the poster to the class Kabang.
and tell why you are honoring Kabang.
GROUP 4:
Write a short “thank you" letter for Kabang. The students will write a” thank you” letter for
Kabang.
5. Application
6. Generalization
What have you learned today? You don't have to wear a cape or be a
crime fighter to be a hero. No matter who you
are or what you do, there are opportunities to
be heroic all around you. You just have to
know how to think and act like a hero. Then,
when the opportunity arises, you'll be able to
come through and save the day.
What do you think a hero means? Being a hero is about suffering for
others, making sacrifices for higher purposes
and being courageous in the face of danger.
7. EVALUATION
8. ASSIGNMENT:
Prepared by:
Checked by:
JULIE CARREON
Grade 3 Teacher