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Eng Week 1 Nov 7 11
Eng Week 1 Nov 7 11
C. Presenting Examples/instances of new Gathering information is very Read the story below. Write Tone is the author’s Read the news article.
important in planning for your your answers to the following attitude towards the US blames China for spread
lesson
research works, speeches, and guide questions on a separate subject. It is the feeling, of virus
other classroom-based tasks. It answer sheet. emotion, or attitude that WASHINGTON - The
provides credibility and depth the author wants the United States blamed China
in discussing the topic with The Lion and the Mouse readers to experience. It for the corona virus
your target audience. by Aesop can be created by the pandemic with the
The following are sources of choice of words of the administration of US
relevant information: author and his/her President Donald Trump
1. Encyclopedia viewpoint on a particular pushing back on criticism of
2. Almanac subject. their handling of the
3. Dictionary situation.
While Trump has lauded
Chinese President Xi
Jinping’s work in
Mood is a story’s responding to the virus, he
atmosphere or the feeling also referred to the corona
the reader gets from the virus as the “foreign
passage. virus” that “started in
It creates feelings that the China” and also took some
author hopes the reader digs at Europe for letting
will experience. The it spiral out of control.
author’s mood is often
recognized through the The news article contains
words that he/she uses to informational/factual text.
develop the setting
- the time and place of the
events.
D. Discussing new concepts and practicing DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
Directions: Identify what kind Guide Questions: Identify the tone, mood, and There are five common text Directions: Write your own
new skills #1 of source (encyclopedia, 1. What made the lion fall purpose of the author in the structures used in informational text based on
almanac, or dictionary) is asleep after a big meal? given selection. informational and the given structure and
described in each number. 2. What kind of animal did Choose the letter of the nonfiction topic.
Write your answers on a the lion catch? correct answer and write it texts. 1. Description:
separate answer sheet. 3. What did the lion desire to on a separate answer sheet. Five Types of Informational My Friend
1. It features current events do with the mouse? 1-2: Purpose of the Author Text Structures: 2. Sequence:
and facts like sports records, 4. Why did the mouse make a 1. In our situation 1. Description How to Cook Rice
statistical data, and tables. promise to the lion? nowadays, it is very 2. Sequence 3. Cause and Effect:
2. It contains topics about 5. What persuaded the lion to important to use 3. Cause and Stormy Day
history, places, science and believe the mouse’s promise? disinfectants to clean our 4. Compare and Contrast 4. Comparison and
technology. 6. What did the mouse do to floors and walls and 5. Problem and Solution Contrast:
3. It gives the etymology of a repay the lion’s kindness? bacterial soap to wash our Guava Mango
word. 7. If you were the mouse, hands and body. Always 5. Problem and Solution:
4. It provides a good source of would you keep your promise practice COVID-19
information in learning the to the lion? Why? proper health protocol.
derivation of words. 8. What is the tone of the A. to criticize
5. It helps you discover the story? B. to entertain
beginning of World War 2. 9. What mood is conveyed in C. to persuade
the story? 2. From Jovic Yee’s news
10. What do you think is the article on Philippine Daily
writer’s purpose in writing Inquirer dated October 15,
the story? 2020: According to Health
Undersecretary Maria
Rosario Vergeire, the DOH
understood the fatigue
everyone was going through
these days because of the
restrictions put in a place to
control the spread of the
virus.
A. to inform
B. to instruct
C. to entertain
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who require additional
activities for remediation
C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of
learners who have caught up with the lesson
D. No. of learners who continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching strategies worked
well? Why did these work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter which
my principal or supervisor can help me
solve?
G. What innovation or localized materials
did I use/discover which I wish to share
with other teachers?