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Co 2, English Grades 3 and 4
Co 2, English Grades 3 and 4
Grades 3 and 4
Explicit Teaching
Lesson At the end of this lesson, students are expected to; At the end of this lesson students are expected to;
Objectives
Know the parts of pictographs, simple graphs and Understand the difference between Fact and opinions.
Tables
distinguish fact and opinion in a narrative.
can interpret pictographs, simple graphs and Tables
Subject Matter Pictograph, Simple Graphs and Tables Facts and Opinion in a narrative
Learning PIVOT 4A Grade 3/FOURTH QUARTER, (others) PIVOT 4A Grade 4/FOURTH QUARTER, (others)
Resources
Procedure Grouping Structures (tick boxes):
GW Group Work
IL Independent
A Learning
Assessment
Procedures
1. Setting the Stage for Learning DT IL
FREE ACTIVITY
A. Prayer
B. Roll Call/ Attendance Activity 1:
C. Motivation Direction: Read the events below. Choose the emoticons in the box that
will best describe your reaction to each event. Do it on your answersheets.
Let’s Sing
“ Fruit Salad”
What is the Title of our song for today? Direction: Read the story below. Write a reaction to each story by
Can you tell me the how many fruits are there? answering the question that follows.
Can you name the fruits from our song?
Gabby found a puppy on his way home. Thinking it
had no owner, he brought the puppy home. The puppy
3. Modeling for Students was playful, and it learns fast. Gabby liked the puppy
Ask the student to name the fruits from the song
so much. One day, he passed an old tree with a poster
Ask them to count how many times did the fruits are mentioned
in the song. of a puppy missing. It was the same puppy he found.
He was hesitant at first but decided to return the
puppy to its owner. The owner thanked Gabby for
taking good care of the puppy.
FRUIT SALAD
Fruits Number of Fruits One Sunday
Activity 3: morning, Ana went to her grandmother’s farm. She
Watermelon 2 was so excited because grandmother said there were plenty of
Papaya 1 butterflies
Direction: in the meadow
Read that day.
story carefully. Anaaliked
Write butterflies
reaction so much.
about each story
Mangga 1 by answering the questions that follow .
She went to the meadow with her dog Brownie. Ana saw a
Apple 1
beautiful orange butterfly.
Orange 1
Guava 1 This was the first time that she has seen this. She chased
Banana 2 the butterfly until it landed on a big Gumamela plant. Ana was
Have you seen any of this data presentation before? about to catch the butterfly when Brownie barked loud. Little did
This is an example of a graph she know that there was a big snake nearby. Ana hurriedly went
D. Discussion home and told grandmother what had happened.
Mangga
Apple
Orange
Guava
Banana
KEY:
= 2 Students
Key
E. Generalization
What is a Table/graph?
What is a Bar graph?
What is a Pictograph?
What are the different parts of a graph?
F. Application
Direction: Study the Table below. Answer the given questions.
GROUP ACTIVITY
1.
Favorite subject of Grade Three Students
6
Filipino; 5
5
3
English; 2 Science; 2
2
Mathematics;
1
1
0
Mathematics English Filipino Science
What is the Title of the graph?
2. Which is the most favorite subject of the Grade Three
Students?
3. Which is the least favorite subject of the Grade Three
students?
4. Which two subject have the same results?
5. How many students were asked in the survey?
PICTOGRAPH
Direction: Study the Pictograph and answer the following
questions.
Ana saves some of her daily allowance to buy a gift for her
parent’s anniversary. She keeps saving every week for six
weeks. Study the graph and answer the questions.
Ana’s Weekly Savings
WEEK 6 100
KEY: = P 100.00
100
INTEGRATION:
ESP : (Collaboration)
The farmers of Brgy. Luzon harvested rice for three days. correct and if the sentence is
Study the given table and make a pictograph of the given
data. incorrect.
Title: Sacks of Rice Harvested in Three Days 1. The Philippine Flag has 2 colors.
Day Number of Sack 2. Roosters cannot lay eggs.
Day 1 150
Day 2 130 3. Mermaids can be found in the ocean.
Day 3 120 4. Yellow and blue makes green color.
Day 2
(Tuesday)
We can say a statement is true if we have basis or we can verify it
clearly. We can call it Facts.
Day
But for those statement that we can’t verify and we are just saying
Day 3 something that we feel towards it, it is just an opinion.
(Wednesday) Today we are going to study FACTS and OPINION
2. Modeling for Students
A fact is something true, something really existing or happening.
An opinion is a person’s belief or judgement of something, which
may or may not be based on facts or evidences.
Facts are statements that can be verified or proven true.
Opinions are statements that cannot be verified because they talk
Rice Harvested
about how people feel, or what they believe.
An opinion expresses a belief, an idea, or a feeling. Take note that
facts are not always true. They can be either be true or they can be
false, but they can be verified.
Direction: Study the pictograph below then answer the Clue words for opinion statements include the following:
questions. I believe
Ramirez Family donated face masks to their neighboring I feel
barangays as part of their advocacy to prevent the spread of I think
virus. Maybe
In my opinion
Probably
1. Possibly
Example:
Brgy. Amontay is well known in town for crab farming. I
think this is one of the sources of income of every
What is the title of the pictograph? Amontayin. Probably the ideal time to go crabbing is when
2. How many barangays received donations of facemasks? the slack water or the low tide, because during this time
3. How many boxes of face masks did Barangay Pag-asa the crabs will not be pushed around by heavy waters or
receive? currents and will often be found out foraging on the mud.
4. Which barangay has the highest number of facemasks Every Amontayin loves to cook crab.
received?
5. How many boxes of facemasks did the Ramirez Family
donate in all? 1. Brgy. Amontay is well known in town for crab farming.
4. During low tide the crabs will not be pushed around by heavy
waters or currents and will often be found out foraging on the
mud.
E. Generalization
1. What is a Fact?
2. What is an opinion?
3. How can we say it is a Fact or Opinion?
What are the clue words?
F. Application
Direction: Read the article below then decide whether each
statement that follows is fact or opinion.
Unlike most other sports, basketball was invented, and what is more,
one man, Dr. James Naismith, invented it. In 1891, Naismith was a
student at the International YMCA Training School at Springfield. He was
asked by an instructor to invent indoor game for his fellow students. At
that time, there was no game in America that could be played by teams or
in the winter months.
The gymnasium used by the students had a balcony. At opposite ends
of this balcony Naismith hung a peach basket- because he could not find
any suitable boxes, so the game become known as basketball. He made up
thirteen rules. Although there have been many changes since, the game
today is still basically the same as it was then.
To hold a basketball properly, grip it with your fingers while thumbs
spread out. The ball should not touch your palms. You control it by your
fingers and thumbs for passing, shooting, and receiving. Catching and
passing the ball are the first things you must learn. To catch properly, your
arms and hands should be stretched out in front of your body about waist
high. Have your fingers loose and ready, keep your eyes on the ball and
relax. As you take, your hands and arms should be drawn slightly toward
your body to lessen the possibility of fumbling the ball.
Passing the ball is the quickest way to get it up the court. It means
throwing it to an unmarked. It is a skill that is especially important if you
are not as tall as some of the other players.
8. For me, Michael Jordan is the best basketball player of all time.
FACT OPINION
9. Passing the ball is the best way to get it up the court. FACT
OPINION
10. One can play basketball even if he is not as tall as other players
basketball.
FACT OPINION
3. Guided Practice GW
Group FACTS
Directions: The sentences below contain ideas that are taken from
the paragraph written inside the box. On the space before each
number, write FACT if the sentence states a fact. Write OPINION
if it expresses a feeling or belief.
I like to take a walk every day because it makes me feel good and
more energetic. A vigorous walk makes my heart beats faster. The
doctor told me that during exercise, the heart pumps more oxygen to
the body.
Aside from this, I enjoy walking because it makes me feel and
appreciate the nature more. The sights and sounds along the way
make me happy.
Group OPINION
Directions: Read the passage carefully and decide whether each statement
is fact or opinion. Put a check mark under the appropriate column.
Integration
ESP: Teamwork
Self-Checking/Self-Scoring
Corrective Instruction
6. Homework DT
6. Closure/Assessment A
Direction: Create your own bargraph/Pictograph. Do it on a
Direction: Read the selection “Rockless Beach Resort.” Distinguish
clean bondpaper.
the numbered sentences whether it is a fact or opinion.
Rockless Beach Resort
1. _______________ 6. _______________
2. _______________ 7. _______________
3. _______________ 8. _______________
4. _______________ 9. _______________
Self-Checking/Self-Scoring
Corrective Instruction
6. Homework DT
Write a short paragraph of how can you prevent the spread of the
Covid-19: Box the Facts and Circle your opinion. You may ask your
parent or your guardians to help you in doing your homework.
Remarks
Reflection