This document outlines a 10-day Brigada Pagbasa (Reading Brigade) matrix for Buenavista Special Education High School. The matrix lists objectives, activities, facilitators, and success indicators for each day. The objectives focus on improving students' reading comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, and pronunciation skills through various fun activities like Read-It-Loud, Quick Writes, Word Hunts, and Read-Oke. Teachers, volunteers, tutors and officers will facilitate the activities and aim to enhance the reading abilities of at least 15-20 students per teacher each day.
This document outlines a 10-day Brigada Pagbasa (Reading Brigade) matrix for Buenavista Special Education High School. The matrix lists objectives, activities, facilitators, and success indicators for each day. The objectives focus on improving students' reading comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, and pronunciation skills through various fun activities like Read-It-Loud, Quick Writes, Word Hunts, and Read-Oke. Teachers, volunteers, tutors and officers will facilitate the activities and aim to enhance the reading abilities of at least 15-20 students per teacher each day.
This document outlines a 10-day Brigada Pagbasa (Reading Brigade) matrix for Buenavista Special Education High School. The matrix lists objectives, activities, facilitators, and success indicators for each day. The objectives focus on improving students' reading comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, and pronunciation skills through various fun activities like Read-It-Loud, Quick Writes, Word Hunts, and Read-Oke. Teachers, volunteers, tutors and officers will facilitate the activities and aim to enhance the reading abilities of at least 15-20 students per teacher each day.
Buenavista District I BUNEAVISTA SPECIAL EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL Buenavista, Agusan del Norte
BRIGADA PAGBASA MATRIX
DAY 1-10 OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES FACILITATORS SUCCESS INDICATOR/S
DAY 1 20 students per teacher are 8:00 AM- To encourage parents and students to ORIENTATION/OPENING READING TEACHERS present in the orientation 12:00 NN attend brigade pagbasa daily READING VOLUNTEERS 1:00 PM- To practice learners’ vowel pronunciation READ-IT-LOUD 20 out of 20 students per 3:00 PM READING TUTORS skills teacher can identify and SSG OFFICERS pronounce vowel sound skillfully DAY 2 20 out of 20 students per 8:00 AM- To check learners’ articulation on letters RECORD ME READ READING TEACHERS teacher can articulate letters 12:00 NN and words and words well READING VOLUNTEERS 1:00 PM- To enhance the reading comprehension READING READING TUTORS 18 out of 20 students 3:00 PM skills of the campers by analyzing each COMPREHENSION enhanced their given word COOTIE CATCHERS SSG OFFICERS comprehension skills DAY 3 READING TEACHERS 18 out of 20 students can 8:00 AM- To provide learners’ fun-filled activity to READING TOWER comprehend words, 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS boost their reading comprehension skills ACTIVITY sentences and paragraphs 1:00 PM- READING TUTORS To enhance the reading abilities of IMPROVING READING 15 out of 20 students per 3:00 PM frustration readers through various literary SKILLS SSG OFFICERS teacher develop their reading activities level from frustrated to instructional DAY 4 READING TEACHERS 20 out of 20 students per 8:00 AM- To provide learners fun-filled activity on STAND UP/SIT DOWN teacher can identify proper 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS common nouns and proper nouns nouns and common nouns READING TUTORS To enhance learners’ fluency in reading FIND YOUR MATCH 1:00 PM- comprehension skills and confidence by 16 out of 20 students per 3:00 PM letting them up and move SSG OFFICERS teacher develop comprehension skills through conversing DAY 5 READING TEACHERS 15 out of 20 students per 8:00 AM- To give learners’ that much-needed QUICK WRITES teacher was able to write 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS reflection time about a passage and to simple sentences and write a response READING TUTORS paragraphs 1:00 PM- 3:00 PM READ ME MORE To practice learners’ fluency SSG OFFICERS 18 out of 20 students per teacher was able to read passage fluently within the given time frame DAY 6 READING TEACHERS 18 out of 20 students per 8:00 AM- To develop vocabularies that are fun and SUMMER READING teachers improved and 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS interesting BINGO learned new vocabularies 1:00 PM- READING TUTORS To practice learners’ rhythm and pacing 18 out of 20 students per 3:00 PM READ IN PACE SSG OFFICERS teacher was able to read fluently DAY 7 READING TEACHERS 20 out of 20 students per 8:00 AM- To refresh/ review learners’ vocabulary LIST ME A WORD teacher can recall discussed 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS enrichment new vocabularies 1:00 PM- READING TUTORS To hone learners’ fluency TOUCH TYPE READ 15 out of 20 students per 3:00 PM SPELL (A mixed sensory SSG OFFICERS teacher can read fluently approach) DAY 8 READING TEACHERS 15 out of 20 students can 8:00 AM- To refresh learners’ vocabulary through CHARADES properly act a given word 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS reading and acting out a word without speaking READING TUTORS 1:00 PM- 18 out of 20 students can 3:00 PM WORD HUNT To intensify learners’ word recognition SSG OFFICERS recognized the word DAY 9 18 out of 20 students can 8:00 AM- To improve pronunciation rhythm and TWIST YOUR TONGUE READING TEACHERS fluently pronounce phrases 12:00 NN stress; to take away the fear of making and words well READING VOLUNTEERS mistakes while speaking and to experience 1:00 PM- fun while learning READING TUTORS 3:00 PM To enhance reading skills through singing SSG OFFICERS READ-OKE (Practice 18 out of 20 students can Reading Through Singing read the lyrics of the song Karaoke) and can sing DAY 10 READING TEACHERS 20 out of 20 students can 8:00 AM- To develop learners’ fluency, self- CHORAL READING read fluently with self- 12:00 NN READING VOLUNTEERS confidence and motivation confidence 1:00 PM- READING TUTORS CULMINATION/ 20 out of 20 students per 3:00 PM To show the different skills learned during PRESENTATION OF SSG OFFICERS teacher can show their skills the whole duration of Reading Camp OUTPUT joyfully as what they have learned in the 10-day summer reading camp
Prepared by: Approved by:
ELIJAH ROSEJUNE A. FERRERA MARIA CRISTINA A. QUIDLAT
School Reading Coordinator Secondary School Teacher I