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Semi-Detailed-Lesson-Plan-CSA-Oral Forms of Literature
Semi-Detailed-Lesson-Plan-CSA-Oral Forms of Literature
Grade 11
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, 80% 0f the learners must be able to:
A. Identify the different oral forms of literature during the pre-colonial times
B. Create different oral forms of literature in different perspective
C. Appreciate the value of oral forms of literature.
III. Procedure
A. Daily Routine
-Prayer
- Greeting
- Classroom Management
- Checking of attendance
B. Motivation
The teacher will introduce the game through baamboozle then it will be play by the students
C. Priming Up
The teacher will ask the students what they noticed based on the game
The teacher will present the lesson entitled Oral Forms of Literature during the Pre-colonial
Period
LEARNING TASK
A . Activity
The teacher will give an examples about oral forms of literature and the students will identify it
B. Analysis
1. Set of bugtong will be flashed on the screen and ask the students the answer for each.
2. Set of salawikain and kasabihan will be flashed and the students will give the meaning of each
C. Abstraction
Let the students construct their own filipino bugtong, chants, proverb, and sayings in padlet
D. Application
Divide the class into four groups using breakout rooms. Assign each group with the following
tasks.
Group 1
Create a chant (bulong) and present it through a roleplay
Group 2
Create 2 riddles (bugtong) and let the other members of the class answer
Group 3
Group 4
Rubrics:
Interpretation 8 points
Creativity 7 points
Oral Delivery 5 points
Teamwork 5 points
Total of 25 points
E. Evaluation
Direction: Compare and contrast salawikain and sayings using venn diagram. Write it in your
notebook.
IV. Assignment
DIRECTION: Read the short story of Nick Joaquin entitled “May Day Eve”
Prepared by:
TEACHER