The document is a curriculum map for a 9th grade English class at San Pablo Diocesan Catholic Schools System. It outlines the topics, competencies, activities, and assessments for three lessons on British-American literature, poetry, and verbal/non-verbal communication over the first quarter. Key topics include epic poetry, journalistic writing, and using effective strategies for speech choirs. Assessments include essays, recitations, quizzes, and debates to evaluate students' understanding of literature and communication skills.
The document is a curriculum map for a 9th grade English class at San Pablo Diocesan Catholic Schools System. It outlines the topics, competencies, activities, and assessments for three lessons on British-American literature, poetry, and verbal/non-verbal communication over the first quarter. Key topics include epic poetry, journalistic writing, and using effective strategies for speech choirs. Assessments include essays, recitations, quizzes, and debates to evaluate students' understanding of literature and communication skills.
The document is a curriculum map for a 9th grade English class at San Pablo Diocesan Catholic Schools System. It outlines the topics, competencies, activities, and assessments for three lessons on British-American literature, poetry, and verbal/non-verbal communication over the first quarter. Key topics include epic poetry, journalistic writing, and using effective strategies for speech choirs. Assessments include essays, recitations, quizzes, and debates to evaluate students' understanding of literature and communication skills.
(formerly San Pedro Academy) S.Y. 2019-2020 CURRICULUM MAP
QUARTER 1st Quarter GRADE LEVEL Grade 9
TEACHER- Mr. Bryan T. Torrecampo SUBJECT AREA English DESIGNER GRADE LEVEL The learner demonstrates communicative competence through his/her understanding of British-American Literature, including Philippine Literature and other text types for a STANDARD deeper appreciation of Philippine Culture and those of other countries. The learner demonstrates understanding of how Anglo-American literature and other text types serves as means of enhancing the self, also how to use processing, CONTENT assessing, summarizing information, word derivation and formation strategies, appropriate word order, punctuation marks and interjections to enable him to participate STANDARD actively in a speech choir. PERFORMANCE The learner actively participates in a speech choir through using effective verbal and non-verbal strategies based on the following criteria: focus, voice, delivery, facial STANDARD expressions, Body Movements/ gestures and audience contact. LESSON NUMBER/ ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES INSTITUTIONAL CORE UNIT TOPIC/ CONTENT COMPETENCIES/SKILLS RESOURCES MONTH (indicate if F/S) (indicate is A, M, T) VALUES Lesson 1 Epic and Legends: Share prior knowledge 1. Probe word 1. Map of English in Compassion I. Epic Poetry about the text type meaning (F) conceptual Perspective 9- Sympathy Analyze literature as II. Beowulf means of discovering 2. Synthesis of change Anglo-american Consideration III. Epic Heroes the self Ideas (S) 2. Narrating an epic literature book Identify the Respect IV. Hymns distinguishing features 3. Essay (S) 3. Reciting lines in Youtube online V. Arthurian Legend of notable Anglo- 4. Recitation (F) chorus video American poetry, VI. Literary point of view songs, poems, 4. Ponder Reflection Grapic VII. Sermon sermons, and 5. Video organizers from allegories VIII. Tone and mood Explain how elements Presentation the internet specific to a selection 6. Fryer Model Deped build its theme Explain how the 7. Role playing Curriculum elements specific to a 8. Making a guide genre contribute to the character profile theme of a particular literary selection Express appreciation for sensory images used Explain literary device used Determine tone, mood, technique, and purpose of the author Explain how a selection may be influenced by culture, history, environment or other factors Lesson 2 Poem and journalistic Writing: Distinguish between 1. Writing task (S) 1.Using information 1. English in and among I. Comparing traditional 2. Comprehension maps Perspective 9- Compassion informative, poem journalistic, and questions (F) 2.Tree Diagram Anglo-American Sympathy II. Writing a Journal literary writing 3. Recitation (F) 3.Writing a topic literature book Examine sample Consideration III. Uses of inverted word texts representative 4. Quizzes (F) outline 2. Youtube online Respect order of each type. 5. Grammar practice 4.Writing a literary video Compose forms of IV. Questions and command literary writing. journal entry 3. Grapic V. Genres of literature Identify types and 5.Writing a character organizers from features of poetry VI. Capitalization Use literary devices profile the internet VII. Interjection and techniques to 6.Probe words 4. Deped craft poetic forms Use interjections to meaning Curriculum guide convey meaning 5. English Across Use normal and Continents 9 inverted word order in creative writing book Lesson 3 I. Verbal and other non- Use the correct pitch, 1. Recitation (F) 1. Concept maps 1. English in juncture, stress, verbal communication: 2. Quizzes (F) 2. Speech choir Perspective 9- Compassion intonation, rate of II. Gestures and body speech, volume and 3. Debate (S) 3. Viewing non-print Anglo-American Sympathy movements projection when 4. Extemporaneous materials literature book. delivering lines of Consideration III. Argumentative poetry and prose in speech (S) 4. Giving Directions 2. English Across Respect dramatic and 5. Reading a script (F) 5. Transitional Continents 9 conventional speech choirs device book Produce the correct 3. Youtube online beat and rhythm in delivering jazz video chants and raps 4. Grapic Use the appropriate segmental (sounds organizers from of English) and the the internet suprasegmentals or prosodic features of 5. Deped speech when Curriculum delivering lines of poetry and prose in guide speech choir, jazz chants and raps Use interjections to convey meaning