Lesson Plan Quarter 2.0

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region II – CAGAYAN VALLEY
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SANTIAGO CITY
DIVISORIA HIGH SCHOOL
Santiago City
Subject
Jay Mark Pascual Tapar Week: 2 Date:
Teacher:
Quarter: II Grade Level: 9 Learning Area: ENGLISH
Performance Standard: The learner demonstrates communicative competence through his/ her
understanding of literature and other texts types for a deeper appreciation of Philippine Culture and those of
other countries.
Content Standard: The learner demonstrates understanding of how Anglo-American literature and other
text types serve as means of enhancing the self; also how to use processing, assessing, summarizing
information, word derivation and formation strategies, appropriate word order, punctuation marks and
interjections to enable him/her to participate actively in a speech choir.
Most Essential Learning Competency with Code Analyse literature as a means of understanding
unchanging values in the VUCA ( Volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous) world.
Content/Topic: Analysing literature through understanding tone, mood, technique, author’s purpose,
rhetoric, and literary devices used.
Learning Objectives:
a. Identify specific techniques commonly used by authors to create mood in literature
b. Differentiate between the tone and mood in a literary work and their respective effects on the reader.
c. Analyze a poem to identify the author's tone and mood.
d. Create a creative work, such as an slogan video that conveys the tone and mood of the author.
References:
 MOOD AND TONE IN LITERATURE [PDF]
https://www.cbsd.org/cms/lib010/PA01916442/Centricity/Domain/1793/mood-and-tone.pdf
Other Reference:
Procedure: Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
Preliminaries Preliminaries (DONE DAILY)
A. Opening Prayer
“Marwin, Please lead the prayer.” (Marwin prayed in front of the class)
B. Greetings!
“Good morning. Class!” Good Morning Sir!
C. Classroom Conditioning
“Okay Class, before you take a seat
kindly pick up the trash under your
chairs and arrange your chair (Students comply)
property.”
“You may now sit down” (Students seated properly)
D. Checking of Attendance
“Stephanie, kindly check the (The class secretary will check the
attendance.” attendance)
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Sir! Everyone is present.
E. Classroom Reminders and

Announcements
“Before our discussion, I want to remind
everyone about our classroom and safety
rules.”
Reminder: Every class participation is

equal to POINTS. Earn and secure a
signatory.
CMITE Rule Safety Rules

 C- Class Driven  Observe Cleanliness
 M – Malasakit  Always sanitize hands
 I – Integrity  Always ask permission
 T - teamwork to leave the classroom
 E – enthusiasm  Gadgets are prohibited
unless permitted.
“Thank you, class.”
A. Reviewing the F. Motivation

previous lesson or “Before we proceed to our lesson, Let’s
presenting the new have first an activity. For you to know what
lesson lesson we will be discussing.”
Activity 1: Guess’n Fill

Direction:
a. Complete the sentence based on
the provided clues and their
corresponding numbers.
b. The objective is to guess the
missing words in the sentence by
matching them to their respective
clues. The clues will guide you in
filling in the blanks to create a
coherent and meaningful sentence.

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c. You have 5 minutes to finish.
TIMER 5:00 Minutes
Answer/s:
1. The
2. Hen
3. Dot
4. Fur
5. Mad
6. Moon
7. Mood
8. North
9. Ten
10. Horn

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1. An Article
1 2 3
2. I’m a chicken, I can lay an
egg
2 3 5
3. Looks like a Full Stop
7 4 1
4. Typically a smooth cat hair
9 10 11
5. Obviously, not happy; Yes!

He's angry
8 6 7
6. Not A Sun, Not a Planet
8 4 4 5
7. Conscious State of emotion
8 4 4 7
8. Not South, the Opposite
5 4 11 1 2
9. Not 9, Not even 8 but once

higher thatn 9
1 3 5
10. a lot of pairs of bone arise

from the head of some
mammals.
2 4 11 5 12
Questions:
1. What are your insights about the
phrase that you just completed?
2. How important do Tone and
Mood in the Author’s literary
piece?
B. Establishing a “Now, as we go through this lesson, I want

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purpose for the you to read the learning objectives.”
lesson Learning Objectives:
a. Identify specific techniques
commonly used by authors
to create mood in literature
b. Differentiate between the
tone and mood in a literary
work and their respective
effects on the reader.
c. Analyze a poem to identify
the author's tone and mood.
d. Create a creative work, such
as an slogan video that
conveys the tone and mood
of the author.
“Thank you, class”
C. Presenting “Study the passage below and give your
examples/instances claims afterward.”
of the new lesson
Author: Charlotte Brontë
Book: "Jane Eyre"
"I am no bird, and no net ensnares

me: I am a free human being with an
independent will."
To establish the character's

independence and resilience.
Tone: Determined
Mood: Empowering
“What have you felt in Charlotte

Bronte’s line?” “Sir, We have felt that Charlotte
Bronte’s line is;
1. Determined
2. Decisive
3. Purposeful
4. Firm
5. Diligent”
“The excerpt shows empowerment that
conveys strong self-confidence and
liberation. Focusing on the claim for
freedom and independence within their

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own will and own choices.”
“What does it convey, how does it

stand on her point?” “Sir, it stands for being;
1. Empowered
2. Confident
3. Enabled
4. Equipped
5. Strengthen”
“The passage conveys strong
determination as the speaker's words
express unwavering resolve to break free
from constraints. Its determination exudes
strength and purpose, inspiring and
motivating the reader.”
Questions:
1. Upon reading the passage, Did
you feel it the way the author
delivered the piece? Explain your
claim.
D. Discussing new “Ok Class, today we will be analyzing
concepts and different literary works based on their tone
practicing new skills and mood.”
#1
Tone and Mood
Literary elements are integrated into
literary works but can also be included in
any piece of writing.
Definition of Tone and Mood;
Tone
Author’s attitude towards the audience, the
subject, or the character.
Shown through;
Dialogue Communication/Talking
Description Author’s diction [word choice]
Words that describe tone;

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Amused Informal Playful
Ironic Pompous Cheerful
Sad Critical Matter-of-
Fact
Clear Mocking Sincere
Resigned Suspicious Gloomy
Angry Humorous Pessimistic Example:
Light Formal Witty Literary Piece:
Serious Optimistic Author: Jane Austen
Book: Pride and Prejudice
"It is a truth universally
acknowledged, that a single man
“This is a line from ‘Pride and Prejudice’ by in possession of a good fortune,
Jane Austen – it is widely accepted that a must be in want of a wife."
wealthy man is inevitably in search of a
wife, it sets the tone of the novel’s TONE: Witty, Humorous, Clever,
exploration of societal expectations and Smart, Practical
the pursuit of love and marriage in the
early 19th century in England”
Activity 2: Lots of Tone!

Direction:
Identify the TONE of the following
passages of literary authors, and
answer within 5 minutes;
TIMER 5:00 Minutes
1. The ancient tome whispered
secrets of forgotten worlds to
those who dared to open its
pages.
Tone: __________________
2. With a heavy heart, she watched
the sun dip below the horizon,
knowing it marked the end of
their journey.
Tone: __________________
3. The battlefield was a symphony
of chaos, as swords clashed and
arrows rained down.
Tone: __________________
“Let’s continue our discussion, we have Possible Answer/s:

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learned how to identify the TONE in each 1. Enigmatic/Mysterious
literary passage/piece, Now let us discuss 2. Melancholic/Extreme
MOOD;” Sadness
3. Chaotic/ Disruption
Mood
the emotional atmosphere or feeling
created by the text impacts the reader's
emotional response.
Shown through:
Setting - Time and Place
Atmosphere - How the writer constructs
their piece to convey feelings, emotions,
and mood to the reader.
Words that describe Mood;

Light- Playful Tender
Hearted
Hopeful Peaceful Idyllic
Inclusive Welcoming Liberating
Gloomy Violent Pessimistic
Confining Haunting Sespenseful
Warm Threatening Terrifying
Joyous Cold Lonely
Tense Foreboding
Example:
Literary Piece:
Author: Jane Austen
Book: Pride and Prejudice
"It is a truth universally

acknowledged, that a single man
in possession of a good fortune,
must be in want of a wife."
MOOD: Satirical,
Activity 3: Mood Swing

Direction: Identify the MOOD of the
following passages of literary
authors, and answer within 5
minutes.

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TIMER 5:00 Minutes
1. The ancient tome whispered
secrets of forgotten worlds to
those who dared to open its
pages.
Tone: Enigmatic/Mysterious
Mood: ________________
2. With a heavy heart, she
watched the sun dip below
the horizon, knowing it
marked the end of their
journey.
Tone:Melancholic/Extreme
Sadness
Questions: Mood: __________________
1. Why do authors need to consider 3. The battlefield was a
TONE in their pieces? symphony of chaos, as
swords clashed and arrows
2. How is it significant in creating a rained down.
piece of literature? Tone: Chaotic/ Disruption
Mood: __________________
3. Why do authors need to consider
MOOD in their pieces? Possible Answer/s:
1. Intriguing/Interesting
2. Sorrowful
3. Intense
4. How is it significant in creating a
piece of literature? “Sir, Tone significantly impacts the
message received by the audience.”
“It creates readers connection to the

literary piece.”
“Sir, it must be considered because

it greatly influences the emotional
impact and reader engagement with
the text, also, it enhances the overall
reading experience.”
“It plays a crucial role in shaping the

reader’s interest.”

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E. Developing “We have learned how to identify the
Mastery (Leads to TONE and MOOD in each literary
Formative passage/piece, Now, let’s have an activity.
Assessment)
Activity 4: Fast Track!
Direction:
a. Read and Study the excerpt below,
identify and underline the TONE,
and encircle the MOOD. And;
b. Answer the corresponding
questions afterwards.
“He approached the task with sheer
determination. He had studied his
plans carefully, spent hours
preparing, and was sure of his
approach. The hours he spent
practicing were grueling and
exhausting but he was ready. This
was the year he would win the pie-
eating contest at school.”
Answer/s:
He approached the task with sheer
determination. He had studied his
plans carefully, spent hours
preparing, and was sure of his
approach. The hours he spent
practicing were grueling and
exhausting but he was ready. This
was the year he would win the pie-
Questions: eating contest at school.
“What is the author’s TONE in the “The Tone is Playful or Humorous”
passage?”
“According to the author’s setting, what “It has the anticipation or
is the MOOD?” excitement, because of his/her
determination to attend the contest.”
F. Finding practical ACTIVITY 4: WATCH OUT!
applications of Direction:
concepts and skills a. The teacher will present a video
in daily living presentation and you will identify
the author’s tone and mood.
Explain your point.
b. You have 3 minutes to finish for
each video to construct your
claims.

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TIMER 3:00 Minutes
NOTE:
TONE is determined by DESCRIPTION or DIALOGUE
MOOD is determined by SETTING or ATMOSPHERE
(Present Video Clips)
G. Generalizing and “Now, for us to further understand the

abstractions about Author’s tone and mood. We will sum up
the lesson all our discussion.”
Question:
1. What is TONE? “Sir, the tone is the author's attitude
towards a subject.”
2. What is MOOD? and; “It is the atmosphere of a piece of

writing.”
3. What are their likeness? “They both deal with emotions, well
in fact they are both different in
approaches.”
4. Why is important to have these
two elements in a literary piece? “Tone and mood are significant in
Explain? creating a literary piece because
they shape the emotional and
atmospheric elements of the text,
influencing how readers interpret
and connect with the content. Both
elements are crucial for effectively
conveying themes, characters, and
the overall message of the piece.”
H. Evaluating “To measure the extent of your
Learning understanding of our lesson, I will group
the class into four (8) groups.”
ACTIVITY 5: BE A GLOCAL ADVOCATE

Directions:
a. Create a Advocacy video that
showcases the support for the
#Blacklivesmatter advocacy of the
world.
(Show an example of Slogan
Video)

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Slogan
What to Prepare: 50% Videos 50%
Brevity
1. Slogan 20% that Mastery 20%
advocates
Relevance 20% Execution 20%
#Blacklivesmatter
Neatness 10% Creativity 10%
2. Advocacy Video in connection with
the Slogan.
Terms and Condition/s
1. Videos must only be 30 seconds
(Min) and 1 minute (Max)
extensions is equivalent to 1 point
deduction (e.g. 1:01)
2. Slogan must be unique and not
plagiarized, any plagiarized content
is equivalent for 80% Grade
performance
3. Students who cannot participate
will demonstrate tone and mood
with the same slogan video
advocacy and rated based from the
lowest score obtained..
Criteria
REFLECTION:
A. No. of learners who earned Jasmine (27) Sampaguita (**) Champaca (**) Total: ***
80% in the evaluation
B. No. of learners who require
additional activities for remediation
who scored below 80%
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 this work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter
which my principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G. What innovation or localized
materials did I used/discover
which I wish to share with other
teachers?
Prepared: Checked:

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JAY MARK PASCUAL TAPAR MANILYN S. SARIO
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“You may now sit down” (Students seated properly)

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E. Classroom Reminders and

Reminder: Every class participation is

CMITE Rule Safety Rules

“Thank you, class.”

A. Reviewing the F. Motivation

Activity 1: Guess’n Fill

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5. Obviously, not happy; Yes!

6. Not A Sun, Not a Planet

7. Conscious State of emotion

8. Not South, the Opposite

9. Not 9, Not even 8 but once

10. a lot of pairs of bone arise

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"I am no bird, and no net ensnares

To establish the character's

“What have you felt in Charlotte

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“What does it convey, how does it

Definition of Tone and Mood;

Words that describe tone;

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Activity 2: Lots of Tone!

“Let’s continue our discussion, we have Possible Answer/s:

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Words that describe Mood;

"It is a truth universally

Activity 3: Mood Swing

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“It creates readers connection to the

“Sir, it must be considered because

“It plays a crucial role in shaping the

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G. Generalizing and “Now, for us to further understand the

2. What is MOOD? and; “It is the atmosphere of a piece of

ACTIVITY 5: BE A GLOCAL ADVOCATE

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