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LP GR 9
LP GR 9
LEARNING PLAN IN
GRADE 9 - ENGLISH
FIRST QUARTER
C. FORMATION STANDARD. The VCSians will be able to express their thoughts and
ideas in a respectful way and be able to assess and be minded of what words they
utter.
D. TRANSFER GOAL. The students on their own and in the long run will be able to
transfer learning by enhancing the self-participating actively in the society.
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Topic: Epic Poetry, Excerpts from Beowulf and Eponyms
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Acquisition Meaning Making Transfer
1. Analyze literature 2. Share prior knowledge about a text topic 4. Compose and infer
as a means of EN9RC-Ia-16 thoughts, feelings, and
discovering the 3. Determine the qualities of a man or a intentions in the
self woman that one considers material viewed
EN9LT-Ia-14 heroic Unpacked Competency
Unpacked Competency
- August 2
II. EXPLORE
Activity 1: PRE-ASSESSMENT (Before and After)
The VCSians will answer the “Before” column based on the question below.
END OF EXPLORE
III. FIRM UP
Introduction of the lesson: Beowulf is the first epic poem in the English language. Written more
than a thousand years ago, it narrates the story of a legendary hero who wins fame by fighting
three supernatural monsters.
The story begins with King Hrothgar and his people, the Danes, who are nightly attacked
by a demon-like creature named Grendel. This monster is envious of the celebrations in King
Hrothgar’s wealthy mead-hall, Heorot. Grendel is bent on killing Danish warriors and because
King Hrothgar is now old, he cannot protect his people. Beowulf, a young warrior from
Geatland, travels to Heorot Hall from his own lands to help King Hrothgar whose family had
helped Beowulf’s people before
Values integration
Guided Questions:
1. How do Anglo-Saxon epics reveal their culture and the mixture of Christian and pagan
beliefs?
2. How will you relate the culture and the Christian beliefs before at present and to
yourself?
- August 4
Activity 4: Let’s Study#2 (Synchronous)
The VCSians will share in class what are their prior knowledge about Beowulf and what are his
characteristics as a hero.
VCSians Answer/s
VCSian 1
VCSian 2
VCSian 3
VCSian 4
VCSian 5
Following Question:
1. State/Share a situation/experience in life that you become a hero to others.
2. Do you have similar qualities that Beowulf possessed?
END OF FIRM UP
- August 6
IV. DEEPEN
Activity 6: Let’s Find Out #3 (Synchronous)
As the students read the excerpts from the epic poem Beowulf on pages 4 to 11 part by part,
VCSians will take note of Beowulf’s heroic qualities and of details that they found vague.
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END OF DEEPEN
V. TRANSFER
The class will be grouped into 4. With the use of Graphic organizer from the book, the VCSians
will answer “Point Out Connection” on page 15.
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LEARNING PLAN IN
GRADE 9 - ENGLISH
FIRST QUARTER
D. TRANSFER GOAL. The students on their own and in the long run will be able to
transfer: contemporary Philippine literature as a means of responding to the demands/
issue of the global Village through portraying a news reporter to expresses various
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Topic: Penmanship by Jose V. Dalisay
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Acquisition Meaning Making Transfer
1. Employ a variety of 2. Determine the worth 4. Make a survey on a certain
strategies for effective of ideas mentioned in issue and interpret it with
interpersonal the text listened to the use of graph
communication EN7LC-IV-g-8.2 Unpacked Competency
EN7OL-I-b1.14 3. Determine the
truthfulness and
accuracy of the
material viewed
EN7VC-I-h-10
II. EXPLORE
Sharing thoughts: How do you feel when you see blind person walking along a street or sitting
in the same room with you?
Activity 1: PRE-ASSESSMENT (Before and After)
The VCSians will answer the “Before” column based on the question below.
END OF EXPLORE
III. FIRM UP
Introduction of the lesson: The main character, a bachelor in his fifties, has precious possessions
– his pen and his penmanship. The pen, he considers ab heirloom, for it was used by his father
and his grandfather before him, his penmanship, he considers his art. He was a senior clerk at a
government institute for blind and handicapped people. The institute had just taken into its
employment a bind girl and the girl’s job was to help her to know where everything was by sheer
position and feels.
Instruction: Read the story entitled “Penmanship by Jose V. Dalisay” and answer the following
answer the guided questions. Write your answers in your English notebook.
Guided questions:
1. How does the main character feel about the blind girl at the start of the story? Support
your answer with details from the story.
2. Why does the character probably that way? How does the girl to to soothe his feeling of
insecurity?
3. Which part of the story tells the reader that the main character has developed concern for
the girl?
Instruction: Watch very carefully and take notes of the important details.
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Follow up questions:
1. What is a communication?
2. What of you mean by interpersonal?
3. Two different words and yet when you combine the two words what does interpersonal
communication means?
4. How will you know if the communication id effective?
5. What your own ways are for people of understand you?
6. What will you do if some people cannot fully undemand what you are trying to express?
What do you do in this kind of circumstance?
END OF FIRM UP
IV. DEEPEN
Activity 4: Passages Analysis (Synchronous)
The class will have Passages Analysis via google form.
Make use of the diagram to differentiate and contrast the two characters in the story.
In English, graphic organizers are very useful to understand a text especially in sequencing
event. Other way to transfer message to your reader is by using graphs. It also conveys a very
clear and accurate message wherein you only have to look further with the graph used. All text
that is in written form or a text expressed through linear and nonlinear, will always have
something to convey does has a relevant and essential information.
Line graphs simply use a line to connect the data points that you plot. They are most
useful for showing trends and for identifying whether two variables relate to (or "correlate with")
one another.
In a bar graph, the height of the bar represents the measured value: the higher or longer
the bar, the greater the value.
Each set is represented by a circle. The degree of overlap between the sets is depicted by
the amount of overlap between the circles.
A Venn diagram is a good choice when you want to convey either the common factors or
the differences between distinct groups.
Values integration: Learn to love and appreciate what God has offered to them
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END OF DEEPEN
V. TRANSFER
The VCSians will be grouped into 5 groups. Think of a topic that you are interested in and make
a survey in your community. Choose a graph to interpret your summary. Your work will be
judge by the following criteria in the rubric provided.
Organization - Structure of the paper - Structure is mostly clear -Structure of the paper is clear
& Structure is not easy to follow. and easy to follow. and easy to follow.
- Transitions need - Transitions are present. - Transitions are logical and
improvement. - Conclusion is logical. maintain the flow of thought
- Conclusion is missing, throughout the paper.
or if provided, does not - Conclusion is logical and flows
flow from the body of from the body of the paper.
the paper.
Graph
Making - Graph is inaccurate - Graph shows details but - Graph is accurate and clear
not quite understandable
Total
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LEARNING PLAN IN
GRADE 7 - ENGLISH
FOURTH QUARTER
March 03 - 05, 2020
March 08, 10- 12, 2021
I. Learning Standards
D. TRANSFER GOAL. The students on their own and in the long run will be able to
transfer: contemporary Philippine literature as a means of responding to the demands/
issue of the global Village through portraying a news reporter to expresses various
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Topic: The Folk Devotion to the Black Nazareth by Ophella A. Dimalanta
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Acquisition Meaning Making Transfer
1. Discover the conflicts 2. Discover literature as a 3. Orally narrate events in
presented in literary tool to assert one’s factual and personal
selections and the need unique identity and to recounts using appropriate
to resolve those better understand other verbal and non-verbal cues
conflicts in non-violent people EN7LT-III-g-5 EN7OL-IV-c-1.7:
ways EN7LT-II-a-4
II. EXPLORE
One of the most spectacular rituals in our country is the celebration in honor of the black
Nazareth. “The Folk Devotion of the Black Nazareth”
END OF EXPLORE
III. FIRM UP
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Remembering:
1. What is the story all about?
2. On what different occasions do Filipino Catholic display their fervent devotion to the
Black Nazareth?
Understanding:
1. Cite instances which show the following traits of the Filipino as shown in the selection.
a. Religious fervor
b. Tendency to depend on luck
c. Love for fiestas
d. Faith in God
e. Superstitious
Evaluating
1. To the believers, what do you want the nonbelievers to know and understand about the
practice? To the nonbelievers, how do you feel about the practice? How does that affect
your relationship with them?
END OF FIRM UP
IV. DEEPEN
1. What kind of Essay is the "The Devotion of the Black Nazareth? What devotion do have
in your life?
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END OF DEEPEN
V. TRANSFER
Activity 6: Map of Conceptual Change: IRF CHART (Final)
After the discussion, the VCSians will answer the Final column in IRF Chart.
Proof of A story line is evident A partial story line is evident An attempt of a story
Narration and connected to the and is somewhat connected line is evident and is
topic. to the topic. somewhat connected to
the topic.
Concluding The concluding The concluding statement is The concluding
Statement statement is the last the last sentence of the statement is the last
sentence of the paragraph. It is a somewhat sentence of the
paragraph. It is a clear clear statement that repeats paragraph. It is not a
statement that repeats some key words from the clear statement and does
key words from the topic sentence. not repeat key words
topic sentence. from the topic sentence.
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Checked by:
MICHAEL C. GARCIA
Academic Coordinator
Noted by:
LEARNING PLAN IN
GRADE 7 - ENGLISH
FOURTH QUARTER
March 15, 17-19, 2021
April 05, 7-9, 2021
I. Learning Standards
D. TRANSFER GOAL. The students on their own and in the long run will be able to
transfer: contemporary Philippine literature as a means of responding to the demands/
issue of the global Village through portraying a news reporter to expresses various
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Topic: Busman’s Holiday by Jessie Garcia
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Acquisition Meaning Making Transfer
1. Discover through 2. Express one’s 3. Compose an informative
Philippine literature the beliefs/convictions essay EN7WC-IV-a-2.2
need to work based on a material
cooperatively and viewed EN7VC-IV-h-
responsibly in today’s 16
global village EN7LT-
IV-a-6
4. EXPLORE
Understand Literary Background
Many young people think that the life of a news reporter is exciting that may be true but
together with the excitement is danger to life faced by many enterprising reporters.
BEFORE AFTER
The class will share their thoughts and ideas what they can tell from the pictures.
END OF EXPLORE
FIRM UP
ACTIVITY 2: Vocabulary Minute (Asynchronous)
Instruction: Using your dictionary, look the definition of the bolded word as you will encounter
them in the story entitled Busman’s Holiday by Jessie Garcia. Write 1 sentence using the word
belligerent and blasé.
ENF OF FIRM UP
3. DEEPEN
Activity 4: Let’s Study (Asynchronous)
Read the story Busman’s Holiday again, and think critically to answer the questions that
follows.
1. Why do names make news? Support your answer with details in the story.
2. Is the life of news reported exciting or dangerous? Why? Cite details from the story.
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END OF DEEPEN
TRANSFER
BEFORE AFTER
News Report
Somewhat Consistent Thoroughly
News Content & Story contains some Story contains a lot of Story contains ample details
Format details about a particular details about a particular about a particular event that
30 % event. The viewer is event that took place. The took place. The viewer is left
given enough viewer has a very good with an excellent understanding
Using cue cards and information to simply understanding of the of the event.
story board, creates know about the event, event, but is still left with
a well-organized but is left with a lot of a few questions.
News Report unanswered questions.
Presentation of The student appears to The student appears to The material is presented in
Story have some knowledge of have a pretty good such a way that the student
30 % the event, but seems to be understanding of the appears to really understand and
searching for more information they are know the information they are
information to relay to relating to the viewer. A relating to the viewer. It is
the viewer. More time little more practice and obvious that time was spent
rehearsing would have rehearsal would have rehearsing and editing the video
dramatically improved made the presentation clip.
this presentation. Some completely polished. The
editing of the video is students made a good
obvious. effort at editing the video.
Oral Speaking Student can sometimes Student can identify what Student can identify in detail
Strategies identify what strategies strategies they found most what strategies they found most
20 % they found most helpful helpful before, during, and helpful before, during, and after
before, during, and after after listening and listening and speaking and what
listening and speaking speaking and what steps steps they can take to improve
Student identifies and what steps they can they can take to improve their oral communication skills.
area that they have take to improve their oral their oral communication
to work on to make communication skills. skills.
an effective oral
presentation.
Length of News Between 30 to 45 Between 45 sec and 1 More than one minute.
Story seconds. minute.
10 %
Use of Class Time Some of class time was Most of available class Available class time was used to
10 % used to work on the time was used to work on the fullest. Time given by the
assignment. Too much the assignment. Some teacher was used to research
time was spent off task. time was not spent on material, write news story, plan
task. for the presentation, etc.
Prepared by:
Checked by:
MICHAEL C. GARCIA
Academic Coordinator
Noted by: