This learning plan outlines a lesson for 2nd grade students on the topics of declarative and interrogative sentences. The lesson will help students identify the two kinds of sentences, understand how they differ, and write their own examples. To prepare, the teacher will review sentences and show a video explaining sentence types. During the lesson, students will read example sentences aloud and identify them as declarative or interrogative. The teacher will present the key differences and concepts. For practice, students will complete activity pages answering questions and identifying additional sentences. Their understanding will be assessed through a written worksheet and performance task.
This learning plan outlines a lesson for 2nd grade students on the topics of declarative and interrogative sentences. The lesson will help students identify the two kinds of sentences, understand how they differ, and write their own examples. To prepare, the teacher will review sentences and show a video explaining sentence types. During the lesson, students will read example sentences aloud and identify them as declarative or interrogative. The teacher will present the key differences and concepts. For practice, students will complete activity pages answering questions and identifying additional sentences. Their understanding will be assessed through a written worksheet and performance task.
This learning plan outlines a lesson for 2nd grade students on the topics of declarative and interrogative sentences. The lesson will help students identify the two kinds of sentences, understand how they differ, and write their own examples. To prepare, the teacher will review sentences and show a video explaining sentence types. During the lesson, students will read example sentences aloud and identify them as declarative or interrogative. The teacher will present the key differences and concepts. For practice, students will complete activity pages answering questions and identifying additional sentences. Their understanding will be assessed through a written worksheet and performance task.
LEARNING PLAN Name of Teacher Crishelle R. Cadro Grade Level: 2 Date: September Learning Area: English Quarter: 1st Time: 12:30-1:30 Duration: 1 hour Learning Competencies: Recognize the difference between declarative and interrogative sentences Topic: Kinds of sentences ( Declarative and Interrogative ) Essential What are the kinds of sentences? How they differ? Question: Essential Understanding: Students will learn the kinds if sentences and their differences. Learning Knowledge Identify the kinds of sentences. Objectives Skills Write your own sentences (interrogative and Declarative sentences.) Attitudes Values Appreciate the things around us Integration 21st Century Critical Thinking skill, Communication, Collaboration Literacy Learning English Basics and Beyond Integrated Reading and Language -2 Resources/ References Elements of Methodology the Learning Plan Preparations Motivation/ Review about sentence and non-sentences. - How will I make Introductory the learners ready? Activity/ Pre Show a short video about kinds of sentences. - How do I prepare https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYnpf44ojFU the learners for the Assessment new lesson? - How will I connect Power point presentation my new lesson with the past lesson? Presentation Activity Call on student to read the sentences. - (How will I (Collaborative) Let them identify the declarative and interrogative sentence present the new lesson? - What materials will I use? - What Analysis generalization / (Guided) What are the kinds of sentences? concept How they differ? /conclusion /abstraction should the learners arrive A sentence can tell about something. at? Abstraction Example: Mica baked some cupcakes. (Focused) A sentence can ask about something. Example: Do the cupcakes have different flavors? A declarative sentence tells about something. It ends with a period (.). An interrogative sentence asks about something. It ends with a question mark (?). Practice Application Answer activity pages 41-42 - What practice (Independent/ exercises/applic Collaborative) ation activities will I give to the learners? Assessment Assessment Matrix Based on DepEd Written Work Memo No. 8, S.O 2015 What will I Identify each sentence. Write D-Declarative I-Interrogative assess? ______1. Did you see the robot? 2
______2. Max plays lots of games.
How will I ______3. Can you tell me how to fix a flat tire? assess? ______4. Marc and John play video game on Friday night. ______5. Is there an extra blanket that I can use? How will I ______6. Frank brought groceries yesterday. score? ______7. What time does the movie start? ______8. I put a stamp on the letter. ______9. He sat on the log. ______10.Did Luke eat a snack?
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Do Activity pages 39-40
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