This document is a daily lesson log for Grade 3 that covers content from Monday to Friday of the 4th quarter, week 8. The lessons focus on oral language, grammar awareness, composing, and vocabulary development. On Monday, the lesson is on tree planting and the importance of trees. Tuesday's lesson identifies and uses adverbs of time, place and degrees of comparison. Wednesday's lesson has students writing a 3-5 step procedural paragraph. Thursday covers identifying and using personification, hyperbole and idiomatic expressions in sentences. Friday is the weekly test. Learning is assessed through group activities, exercises, and other assignments covered during the week.
This document is a daily lesson log for Grade 3 that covers content from Monday to Friday of the 4th quarter, week 8. The lessons focus on oral language, grammar awareness, composing, and vocabulary development. On Monday, the lesson is on tree planting and the importance of trees. Tuesday's lesson identifies and uses adverbs of time, place and degrees of comparison. Wednesday's lesson has students writing a 3-5 step procedural paragraph. Thursday covers identifying and using personification, hyperbole and idiomatic expressions in sentences. Friday is the weekly test. Learning is assessed through group activities, exercises, and other assignments covered during the week.
This document is a daily lesson log for Grade 3 that covers content from Monday to Friday of the 4th quarter, week 8. The lessons focus on oral language, grammar awareness, composing, and vocabulary development. On Monday, the lesson is on tree planting and the importance of trees. Tuesday's lesson identifies and uses adverbs of time, place and degrees of comparison. Wednesday's lesson has students writing a 3-5 step procedural paragraph. Thursday covers identifying and using personification, hyperbole and idiomatic expressions in sentences. Friday is the weekly test. Learning is assessed through group activities, exercises, and other assignments covered during the week.
This document is a daily lesson log for Grade 3 that covers content from Monday to Friday of the 4th quarter, week 8. The lessons focus on oral language, grammar awareness, composing, and vocabulary development. On Monday, the lesson is on tree planting and the importance of trees. Tuesday's lesson identifies and uses adverbs of time, place and degrees of comparison. Wednesday's lesson has students writing a 3-5 step procedural paragraph. Thursday covers identifying and using personification, hyperbole and idiomatic expressions in sentences. Friday is the weekly test. Learning is assessed through group activities, exercises, and other assignments covered during the week.
GRADES 1 to 12 Teacher: Learning Area: MTB DAILY LESSON LOG Teaching Dates and Time: JUNE 19 – 23, 2023 (WEEK 8) Quarter: 4TH QUARTER
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
I OBJECTIVES Content Standard Performance Standard Oral Language Grammar Awareness Composing Vocabulary and Concept Development Learning Competency /s Use expressions appropriate to Identifies and uses adverbs of Write 3 -5 step procedural Identiifies and uses Weekly Test the grade level to explain or give time, place and degrees of paragraph using signal words personification,hyperbole and idiomatic reasons to issues , comparison. such as first, last, then , and expressions in sentences. events,news ,etc. MT3G –Ive – 2.5.1 next. MT3VCD – Ivf –h- 3.6 MT3OL – Ivf –h -3.7 MT3C – Iva –i-2.7 II CONTENT Tree Planting Identifying and using adverbs Writing 3 -5 step procedural Identiifying and using of time, place and degrees of paragraph using signal words personification,hyperbole and idiomatic comparison. such as first, last, then , and expressions in sentences. next.
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References 1. Teacher’s Guide Pages CG p.147 of 149 2. Learner’s Materials pages 3. Text book pages 4. Additional Materials from Learning Resources B. Other Learning Resources IV. PROCEDURES A. Reviewing previous lesson or Pre –Assessment Sharing of assignments about Adverbs of time and place. Reciting the poem. presenting the new lesson Draw happy face if you say yes to trees. statement and sad face if you say Unlocking of Difficulties no to the statement. through pictures: a. Trees are important to life. Sturdy,foliage,continuous appealing exclude B. Establishing a purpose for the Show a picture of montain with What is your favorite tree? Have you seen different kinds What makes a tree like a human being? lesson cut down trees. Describe it?Why is it your of trees?Can you describe Tell the class that the mountain is favorite? them? denuded. C. Presenting Show a video of quarrying Listening to a Short Story Reciting the poem “ Trees” by Let the pup0ils study these lines: Examples/instances of new activites. “ The Unwanted Mango Tree”. Joyce Kilmer. - hose hungry mouth is pressed against lesson the earth’s sweet flowing breast - looks at God all day. - lifts her leafy arms to pray. D. Discussing new concepts and How do people quarry a - What are the words that Do you agree that there is Do trees have mouths?Why is the tree practicing new skills #1 mountain? describe the mango tree? nothing lovelier than a tree? likened to a baby feeding on a mother’s - What made the mango tree Why do you say so? breast?What does this line mean? feel useless? In what ways are trees like human beings? E. Discussing new concepts and - Where was the mango tree? practicing new skills #2 - Where would the basketball court be constructed? F. Developing mastery Recall of Concept Do you know how to plant a (Leads to Formative Assessment) Write the ff .sentences on the tree.Show them the procedures board. of planting the trees on the 1. A mango tree stood near the board. plaza. 2. We will make our basketball court on this area. G. Finding Practical applications Group the class by 4s or 5s .Tell Activity 2 ,LM. Group the class into 3. Give LM , Activity 4. of concepts and skills them that you will send them into Fill in the missing letter to each group a task card, pentel a mission as “spies” to find out complete the adverb of time pen,and a manila paper. what the people near the area are and place. I – Making a sandwich. doing that caused the mountain or Original File Submitted and II – How to cook rice. forest to get denuded. Formatted by DepEd Club III – How to make a kite. (Teacher should prepare the Member - visit depedclub.com pictures of tree –cutting , for more mining,quarrying, and kaingin. H. Making generalizations and What is possible to do to avoid What is adverbs? What lesson did you learned What figures of speech did you learned abstractions about the lesson denuded of the areas? What is adverbs of time and today? today? place? I. Evaluating Learning Draw out more ideas from the Choose the correct adverb of Read the ff. steps on how to LM , Activity 5. pupils through the questions time /place to complete the make a paper hat.Write a below: sentence. paragraph about it using signal a. What are the main causes why 1. The teacher teaches the words.Give your paragraph a mountains and forests are pupils ( in the classroom , in title.( Activity 3 ). denuded? the room, in the church). b. Who mainly do these activites? 2. ( Every morinig, every afternoon, every night) , Mother prepares our breakfast. 3. Karen placed the fruits ( on the wall, on the floor, on the basket). J. Additional activities for Read books or surf through the Eplain your reasons on the Practice reciting the poem “ Write sentences using personification application or remediation internet on some facts about ff.issues.Make sure you use Trees”. and hyperbole for the ff. objects. trees. Choose one extraordinary adverbs of time/place on your 1.rain fact about them.Then write it on a statements. 2. woods colored paper.Put some 1. Children may watch late 3. plants. decorations on it. night TV shows on Sundays. 2. Father could go to the mall whenever he likes it. V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned
80% on the formative assessment 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?