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Modified Sample of 4as LP With Values Integration and Integration of The Applications of Theories
Modified Sample of 4as LP With Values Integration and Integration of The Applications of Theories
(4 Days)
Code; AIPL-IIf
LC: USES HIS CREATIVITY TO CREATE PAINTS AND BRUSHES FROM TWIG CLOTH AND OTHERS
MATERIALS.
I. OBJECTIVES:
1. Cognitive: Does the child understand the importance of creativity in painting using different materials.
2. Affective: Classify the material used according to its visual representation and creativity content.
3. Psychomotor: USES HIS CREATIVITY TO CREATE PAINTS AND BRUSHES FROM TWIG CLOTH AND
OTHERS MATERIALS.
VALUES INTEGRATION:
The following values must be demonstrated by the learners in the whole class period and must be
integrated in the
Rubric for Rating. Some of the important values are the following: 1. cooperation, 2. cleanliness, 3.
orderliness, 4.
II. SUBJECT MATTER: USES USES HIS CREATIVITY TO CREATE PAINTS AND BRUSHES FROM TWIG CLOTH
AND OTHERS MATERIALS.
Topic: USES HIS CREATIVITY TO CREATE PAINTS AND BRUSHES FROM TWIG CLOTH AND OTHERS
MATERIALS.
References:
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. STRATEGIES/PROCEDURES:
A. Preliminary activities:
1. Prayer
3. Daily Drill/review: (Theory being applied: Beran’s Theory of Memorization and Mastery, Thorndike’s
Law
Applications: In review/short test Pick questions at random from all the daily lessons. Example:
Daily lessons of June, July, August, September, October, November, December, January, February
The purpose of the of random sampling of picking questions for the daily review/test is to
encourage the students to master all their daily lessons from the start of classes (June, for normal
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4. Daily Short Test: (Theory being applied: Beran’s Theory of Memorization and Mastery, Thorndike’s
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paraphrasing is to avoid automatic matching of answers encoded in the memory of the students
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5. Affective Motivation:
Applications:
See to it that the motivation is about the importance or the benefits that they can get from
studying the lesson; so that, the students will know that the lesson is very important in their lives
or in real-life situations, and that, they may have the interest and ready to listen to acquire
Please do not give a silly puzzle as your motivation because it is against the Spiral Approach of
Directions:
a) Based on the video presentation while ago, what have you observed?
2) Family A ate fruit salads during meals, while the family B did not have.
3) After several months, the father, mother, sons and daughters of Family A are very
healthy; while, the father, mother, sons and daughters of Family B are not.
4) During classes, the sons and daughters of Family A showed minds’ brilliancies and
excelled in the class; while, the sons and daughters of Family B did not.
b) Yes class, your observations are correct. So, what are your conclusions?
1) The members of Family A are very healthy because of the health benefits that they
got from fruit salads that they used to eat during meals.
2) During classes, the sons and daughters of Family A showed minds’ brilliancies and
excelled in the class, it is precisely because of the huge of amount of nutrients that
1) It is recommend that we must prepare and eat fruit salads during meals to make
our body very healthy, and for the mind to become healthy and bright.
2) Further, it is recommend to prepare a variety of fruit salads; with one variety every
meal.
d) Your recommendations are very good! Let’s give them a round of applause