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Department of Elementary Education
EDUC 7023: Building and Enhancing New Literacies Across the Curriculum
ELED 725: Teaching Science in the Elementary Grades (Physics, Earth and Space Science)
ELED 726: Pagtuturo ng Filipino sa Elementarya (II) (Panitikan ng Pilipinas)
ELED 727: Teaching Math in the Intermediate Grades
ELED 7213: Teaching Arts in the Elementary Grades
ELED 7214: Preparation of Instructional Materials
College of Education
University of Santo Tomas
Submitted by:
Bercades, Rynel Edric
Hugo, Kyela Marie
Orquiola, Janielevert
Pagarigan, Julian Andrei
Porciuncula, Bridgitte Faith
Robles, Jose Gabriel
2EED
Preparing lesson plans is at the heart of becoming an effective teacher for learners. This
assessment task, named Lesson Plan across the Curriculum, focuses on how to construct, and
innovate curriculum-aligned lesson plans. The Elementary Education Educators were able to use
their knowledge and skills in nature competences, curriculum components, science inquiry
process skills, teaching and learning methodology in Math, Science, New Literacies, Arts, and
Filipino as a result of this project.
Narrative Introduction
The major component in determining the influence of the student's efficacy throughout
the session is preparing a lesson plan. This ensures that every minute spent in the classroom is
spent teaching essential aspects and engaging in relevant discussions, instead of discovering
what you're intended to do as time passes.
In primary schools, mathematics must be taught. The goal of mathematics education is to
make everyday living easier. Understanding mathematical concepts and using reasoning to
solve issues in everyday life are the goals of primary school mathematics education. According
to Zainil et al., (2020), Teachers must create lesson plans in order for students to learn.
Teachers can use tactics to help students learn more effectively. achieve the goals of
mathematics education in elementary schools.
Science may appear to be a simple subject to teach due to its factual and logical content,
teaching science may be quite difficult. According to IMPOFF (2022), Without a lesson plan,
even the most highly qualified and experienced teachers will become overwhelmed. A lesson
plan is an important aspect of the process that outlines how the material will be conveyed
during class hours so that the students understand what they are being taught. This type of
strategy should ideally be focused on how students grasp topics and retain them after the
course is over. Students are taught to think about the world from many perspectives and to be
open to ideas that defy logic. This is why a scientific lecture should be carefully organized to
ensure that it is effective rather than confusing. It's also critical to frame science lectures
around accessible stories that make the teaching process simple and effective.
In Literacy, Students are given the effective communication skills and effectively when they
are taught literacy, which is the beginning of society life. "Instruction is the everyday bread of
life," Jackson and Davis (2000) said, "composed of the tools, tactics, lessons, and activities that
teachers and students employ to learn" (p. 63). While school district curricula, state standards,
and national standards all influence what children should learn, the teacher is ultimately
responsible for structuring how pupils learn the content (Stronge, 2007). To make sure that
children have the reading skills they need in today's world, schools must transform into learning
environments that actively promote successful literacy instruction (Morrow and Gambrell,
2019).
According to Gattis (2016), Art is a vital part of early childhood education. Including art in
the elementary classroom has been found to offer numerous advantages, including intellectual
development, improved understanding of diverse perspectives and cultures, and improved test
scores. Art provides a unique entry point for students to learn about many cultures and
historical contributions of varying relevance (To Move Forward, 2001). Furthermore, arts-based
learning pedagogies have been found to improve a variety of student academic outcomes (Lee,
B., & Cawthon, S., 2015).
ELED 725
I. OBJECTIVES
Grade Level
Grade 4
Quarter
4th Quarter
Content Standards
components of weather using simple instruments
Learning Competency
record in a chart the weather conditions;
Performance Standards
practice precautionary measures in planning activities
Code
S4ESIVf-6
Subject
Science
Topic
Weather
A. DAILY ROUTINE
Teacher: Before we start the lesson proper, let us all stand up and start with a prayer
Teacher: Thank you. You may now take your seat. First, let us check your attendance.
(Checking of Attendance)
Teacher: How are you today?
Teacher: That is great! Today, we are going on a new topic! Are you ready?
Teacher: Does anyone in the class have any idea about this word?
Teacher: Very good, students! Now, I am going to flash a new word and I will be giving you 2
minutes to think of a word that describes it.
Teacher: Okay, now that the 2 minutes are done, can anyone volunteer to tell me their answer?
Raise your hands and share your answer to the class.
Teacher: Thank you everybody. Now, all of the words that you have said may or may not be
connected to the word I’ve flashed on the screen. That is why today, we are going to see if your
answers are correct.
Teacher: For those students that haven’t recited, please write your answer on a piece of paper
then pass it to me.
Teacher: After you write down your answers, I will be giving you an individual activity.
D. MOTIVATION
15 Students = 3 groups with 5 students each.
Group Activity
Directions: Make a poem using the following WORDS that are assigned to your group.
4 SENTENCES PER WORD
EXAMPLE
Rainbow
This natural phenomenon
Cannot be seen when it is dark
For it’s caused by light hitting rain
To create a colorful arc
GROUP 1
Rain, Lightning, Snow
GROUP 2
Sun, Rainbow, Wind
GROUP 3
Windy, Thunder, Cloudy
E. PRESENTATION
Teacher: Now that we are all done with the activity, does anyone have a clue on what we are
going to tackle today?
Teacher: Good job everyone! Today, we are going to talk about Weather Conditions.
But before we learn about Weather Conditions, let us define some of the words that is
connected to Weather Conditions
Weather is a term used to describe the current conditions of the atmosphere. For example, you
might say that the weather is sunny, or hot.
Weather describes the temperature, precipitation, humidity, and the air closest to the Earth's
surface.
Climate can also refer to what is expected to happen in the atmosphere, rather than the actual
conditions. Climate can have long-lasting impacts, and it may affect agriculture, industries, and
people's lives.
A weather condition is the atmospheric conditions that comprise the state of the atmosphere in
terms of temperature and wind and clouds and precipitation.
There are different kinds of weather conditions. We are going to tackle the different types that
we experience on a day to day basis.
SUNNY
It is sunny when you can see the sun shining and nothing is in the way of the sun's bright
sun rays.
RAINY
Rain is when the clouds let go of all the water stored in them and water droplets fall to
the earth.
SNOWY
In colder weather, when the clouds become heavy and release water, snow falls to the
earth instead of rain.
CLOUDY
When clouds fill the sky and cover the sun it is called cloudy.
WINDY
When the air moves quickly it is called wind.
STORMY
Characterized by strong winds and usually, rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.
F. ANALYSIS
Short Quiz
Directions: Give the correct answer.
__________1.) Characterized by strong winds and usually, rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.
__________3.) When clouds fill the sky and cover the sun it is called cloudy.
__________4.) In colder weather, when the clouds become heavy and release water, snow falls
to the earth instead of rain.
__________5.) Rain is when the clouds let go of all the water stored in them and water droplets
fall to the earth.
__________6.) It is sunny when you can see the sun shining and nothing is in the way of the
sun's bright sun rays.
G. GENERALIZATION
Now class, let us remember that on an everyday basis, many use weather forecasts to
determine what to wear on a given day. Since outdoor activities are severely curtailed by heavy
rain, snow and wind chill, forecasts can be used to plan activities around these events, and to
plan ahead and survive them.
I. APPLICATION
Home Activity: For One Week. Write down the weathers that has happened,
Example
IV. EVALUATION
Materials
Print out words of the Weather Conditions with images designated to each condition.
Glue
Scissors
Colored Paper
Marker
List of the meanings of each Weather Condition
Bond Paper
Directions
1. Using the scissors, cut out the printed words and images.
2. Using the Glue, paste the Printouts on the side of the colored paper
3. Using the Bond Paper, fold it in half, cut it and write down using the meaning of each
Weather condition.
4. Repeat the process until you're done.
V. ASSIGNMENT
ELED 726
MGA LAYUNIN NG ARALIN
Antas ng Baitang
Baitang Tatlo (Grade 3)
Markahan (Quarter)
Unang Markahan (1st Quarter)
Content Standard
Naisasagawa ang mapanuring pagbasa upang mapalawak ang talasalitaan.
Learning Competency
Naiuugnay ang binasa sa sariling karanasan
Code
F3PB-la-1
PAKSANG ARALIN
Asignatura
Filipino
Paksa
Pagbasa sa maikling kwento
PAMAMARAAN
MOTIBASYON
ARAW-ARAW NA GAWAIN
Guro: Upang pormal na simulan ang ating klase, maaaring magsitayo ang lahat, ipikit ang mga
mata, iyuko ang mga ulo at hinging ang presensya ng Diyos.
(Magdadasal ang estyudante na nakatalaga para ngayong araw)
Guro: Maraming Salamat! Maari na kayong maupo. Bago natin simulan ang ating klase,
mayroon akong isang maikling bidyo na ipapapanood sainyo.
Estyudante: Opo!
Guro: Kung ganun, makinig ng mabuti dahil pagkatapos nito ay hihingin ko ang inyong opinyon
tungkol dito.
BIDYO - Ang Pagmamahal ng Isang Ina | Mga Kwentong May Aral | Maikling Kwento | Istorya |
- Mother's Day
Paunang Pagtataya
Guro: Sa mga hindi nagsabi ng kanilang opiniyon, bibigyan ko kayo ng 5 minuto upang isulat sa
isang papel ang inyong mga opinyon.
Tanong/Maikling Gawain
Guro: Ngayon na tapos na tayo sa ating maikling gawain, mayroon akong isang tanong sainyo.
Guro:
Ano ang naobserbahan ninyo sa mismong kwento?
Nakita niyo ba kung paano ito napagsunod sunod ng manunulat?
May maganda bang naidulot sainyo ang kwento?
Guro: Mahusay! Pag aaralan natin ngayon at tungkol sa MAIKLING KWENTO AT ANG MGA
BAHAGI NITO!
Paglalahad / Presentasyon / Pagtuturo ng aralin
Ang Maikling kwento ay isa sa mga anyo ng panitikan. Ito ay maiksing salaysay na naglalaman
ng isang kwentong may mahalagang pangyayari.
Ngayon na alam na natin and ibig sabihin, dumako namna tao sa mga bahagi nito.
5. Kasukdulan
Sa kasukdulan nakakamtan ng pangunahing tauhan ang katuparan o kasawian ng kanyang
ipinaglalaban.
6. Kakalasan
Ito ang tulay sa wakas ng kwento.
7. Wakas
Ito ang resolusyon o ang kahihinatnan ng kwento.
8. Tagpuan
Dito nakasaad ang lugar na pinangyarihan ng mga aksyon o mga insidente. Kasama din dito ang
panahon kung kailan naganap ang kwento.
9. Paksang Diwa
Ito ang pinaka-kaluluwa ng maikling kwento.
10. Kaisipan
Ito naman ang mensahe ng kwento.
11. Banghay
Ito ay ang mga pangyayari sa kwento.
Mga Uri ng Maikling Kwento
May sampung uri ng maikling kwento. Ito ay ang mga sumusunod:
1. Kwento ng Tauhan
Inilalarawan dito ang mga pangyayaring pangkaugalian ng mga tauhang nagsisiganap upang
mabigyan ng kabuuan ang pag-unawa sa kanila ng isang mambabasa.
2. Kwento ng Katutubong Kulay
Binibigyang diin dito ang kapaligiran at mga pananamit ng mga tauhan, ang uri ng kanilang
pamumuhay, at hanapbuhay ng mga tao sa nasabing lugar.
3. Kwentong Bayan
Inilalahad dito ang mga kwentong pinag-uusapan sa kasalukuyan ng buong bayan.
4. Kwento ng Kababalaghan
Dito pinag-uusapan ang mga salaysaying hindi kapanipaniwala.
5. Kwento ng Katatakutan
Naglalaman naman ito ng mga pangyayaring kasindak-sindak.
6. Kwento ng Madulang Pangyayari
Binibigyang diin ang kapanapanabik at mahahalagang pangyayari na nakapagpapaiba o
nakapagbago sa tauhan.
7. Kwento ng Sikolohiko
Ito ang uri ng maikling kuwentong bihirang isulat sapagkat may kahirapan ang paglalarawan ng
kaisipan. Ipinadarama dito sa mga mambabasa ang damdamin ng isang tao sa harap ng isang
pangyayari at kalagayan.
8. Kwento ng Pakikipagsapalaran
Nasa balangkas ng pangyayari ang interes ng kwento ng pakikipagsapalaran.
9. Kwento ng Katatawanan
Ito ay nagbibigay-aliw at nagpapasaya sa mambabasa.
10. Kwento ng Pag-ibig
Ito naman ay tungkol sa pag-iibigan ng dalawang tao.
Kasanayang Pagpapayaman
Basahin ang maikling kwento at sagutin ang iilan sa mga tanong.
Sa pagbasa nang isang teksto o kuwento hindi lang natin nakukuha ang mga ideya o
kaisipan sa mga nakalimbag.
Maaaring iugnay natin ang sariling karanasan sa mga tekstong nababasa o
napapakinggan
Pagpapahalaga
Lagom at sintesis
Ang pagkakaugnay ng pagbasa sa karanasan ay
makakatulong upang makabuo ng malinaw na pananaw, malalim na pang-unawa, at
makatotohanang pagbabahagi habang nililibang ang sarili sa pagbasa.
Ang karanasan ay mga pangyayari sa ating buhay na nakapagdudulot ng kasiyahan,
kalungkutan, kagalakan, at marami pang iba.
Ang mga karanasang ito ay tutulong sa atin na maging matatag sa pagharap ng anumang
pagsubok sa buhay. Ito rin ay makatutulong upang mahubog ang ating pagkatao.
Mga Sanggunian
Maikling Kwento: Mga Elemento, Bahagi, Uri, at Halimbawa - Pinoy Collection
ELED 727
I. OBJECTIVES
Grade Level
Grade 5
Quarter
3rd Quarter
Content Standards
Demonstrates understanding of polygons, circles, and figures.
Learning Competency
Visualizes, names, and describes polygons with 5 or more sides.
Performance Standards
Is able to construct and describe polygons, circles and solid figures
Code
M5GE-IIIc-19
Subject
Math
Topic
Polygons
A. DAILY ROUTINE
Teacher: Before we start the lesson proper, let us all stand up and start with a prayer
Teacher: Thank you. You may now take your seat. First, let us check your attendance.
(Checking of Attendance)
Teacher: How are you today?
Teacher: That is great! Today, we are going to talk about a new topic! Are you ready?
Teacher: Is there anyone here in the class who can identify the shapes given? I need 5 students
for identifying each shape
Students raise their hands and the teacher picks students and lets them answer on the
board.
Teacher: Thank you, students you may now take your seats. Does anybody have a clue on the
new topic that we are going to tackle today?
Is it Measurements?
Teacher: That’s Close. You may now take your seat. Are there any more answers? ,
Teacher: So since no one is raising their hands, that means nobody knows what our topic is for
today.
Teacher: On a piece of paper, please kindly write 5 thoughts on what you think about the word
that is flashed on the screen. You are only given 2 minutes answering then after, give the paper
to me.
Teacher: After this activity, I will be dividing you into 3 groups made up of 5 students each.
D. MOTIVATION
Group Activity
Directions: Each group will need to count how many of each polygon are in the image and
identify the names of each polygon.
Answers
5 - Nonagons / 9 sides
4 - Octagons / 8 sides
6 - Pentagons / 5 sides
8 - Triangles / 3 sides
14 - squares / 4 sides
E. PRESENTATION
Teacher: Now that we are all done with the activity, 2 groups have identified all the shapes and
it is GROUP 1 AND GROUP 3.
Teacher: Can you guess or do you have any hints about our game?
Teacher: That is correct! Good Job! Did you know that polygons are named after their sides?
A polygon is a flat figure that is made up of straight lines and is enclosed.
Now, Polygons have different types. Some you've probably heard of before like squares,
triangles, and rectangles. But today, we are going to learn about the others. Polygons are
named for the number of sides they have. Here is a list of polygon names depending on the
number of sides they have, starting with three and ending with ten.
Teacher: ( Shows a picture for each type while explaining how many sides )
3 sides - Triangle
4 sides - Quadrilateral
5 sides - Pentagon
6 sides - Hexagon
7 sides - Heptagon
8 sides - Octagon
9 sides - Nonagon
10 sides - Decagon
Teacher: Now that we have learned each type of polygon, I am now going to show an image of
each type of polygon with their name and number of sides. Memorize it in 10 minutes and
after, we are going to have a short quiz.
3 sides - Triangle
4 sides - Quadrilateral
5 sides - Pentagon
6 sides - Hexagon
7 sides - Heptagon
8 sides - Octagon
9 sides - Nonagon
10 sides - Decagon
F. ANALYSIS
Short Quiz
Directions: Fill in the blanks.
G. GENERALIZATION
Now class, let us remember that a regular polygon has lines that are all the same length and it
also has all the same angles.Polygons have many more names and sides. When the number of
sides gets really high, mathematicians sometimes use the number of sides "n" and call it an n-
gon. For example if a polygon has 41 sides, it would be called a 41-gon.
I. APPLICATION
Find 5 items in your house that you think are the shapes of a polygon. Take a picture and print
it. Paste it to your notebook and write the item and the identified polygon shape.
Example
1. WINDOW - SQUARE
IV. EVALUATION
Popsicle Sticks
Glue
Directions
1. Using the Popsicle sticks, take 10 of the 10 pieces and set it aside.
2. Then take 2 pieces again, and place them on both ends of the horizontal and glue them
together so that they can be locked together.
3. Take 2 more pieces and place them vertically on either side. As a result, the pencil
holder will have a base.
4. Just repeat this process but the 2 pieces will be placed horizontally. The next again and
vertically and just do it how you want to mount your pencil holder.
5. Repeat accordingly and stop doing it if you have reached your desired length.
V. ASSIGNMENT
1. Triangle
2. Decagon
3. Hexagon
4. Quadrilateral
5. Pentagon
ELED 7214
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
TOPIC:
Measurments
Area of integrated Photograph of the actual IM/s Type of Recyclable Materials Used
Folder
Motivation Part: Paper
Marker
Students will Ruler
measure time Compass
using a 12-hour Thumb tacks
and a 24-hour Pencil
clock inside the Glue stick
classroom.
Activity Period/
Individual:
Scales are
devices that are
used to
measure
weight. Balance
scales are
frequently used
to measure
material
weights or to
scale materials
by balancing
them against
target based. In
one afternoon,
you may begin a
good
foundation in
physics by
creating a
balance scale.
Hanger
Enrichment Yarn
Activities Paper Plates
Students will
create a
reusable
balance scale to
compare the
weight of
various objects,
apply
nonstandard
measurement,
and receive
measurement
games that they
may play
repeatedly in
this activity.
New Literacies for the Description of It’s Integration in the Learning Plan
21st Century Learner
Project Goals: Recycling is mandated by most of the countries and local governments. Recycling
helps to conserve resources. Schools can contribute to the establishment of a legacy for pupils to
aspire them and to be a role model.
1. What should we recycle: The administration, instructors, and students must form recycling
teams to determine how the school's recycling program will progress? Students can
participate in studying the types and amounts of trash produced by the school. There are
numerous types of recycling programs that our school can implement, such as composting,
in which our schools collaborate with our cafeteria to build a composting program in which
food waste is deposited in composters in the school's back yard. Food trash, coffee granules,
fruit and vegetable cuttings, and other organic materials can be composted to keep them
out of landfills.
Select a recycling method: Once we have decided what our school will recycle, we are going
2. to create a program to put our recycling goals into action, such as plastics, food waste, and
paper in the cafeteria. Food waste can be collected in trashcans and placed in composters in
the back of the school by cafeteria personnel.
Organize the methods for collecting data: We will create a strategy to deal with any
3. leftover liquids in beverage containers and trashcans before they are going to be recycle.
We will provide a collection method instruction to a custodian or build a plan with students
and faculty to share recycling responsibilities.
Educate: We will make sure there are enough visual aids, including posters and bin labels, to
4. explain what is and is not recyclable to students and most of the school population.
Task Distribution