MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE LEARNING CENTER OF TANAUAN CITY, INC.

Tanauan City, Batangas

SECOND QUARTER
Lessons and Activities for Fifth Week
November 27, 2023 – December 1, 2023
GRADE SIX LEVEL

READING

Objectives:

1. Infer the purpose of virtual media

2. Note significant details of informational texts

3. Gather relevant information from online references

Lesson 10 – Exploring the World Through Reading

Inferring the Purpose of Virtual Media

- Visual media is a means of presenting information through a visible kind of medium such as images,
infographics, slide presentations, graphic organizers, videos, etc.

There are a few common purposes of visual media used today:

1. To inform
2. To persuade
3. To amuse or entertain
4. To enlighten

Accuracy – refers to the ability to recognize words correctly without committing many mistakes and without
skipping several unfamiliar words.

Rate – refers to the appropriate speed while reading

Literary Terms – are words used to talk about literary texts, as well as to analyze them.

Gathering Relevant Information from Online References

-
Doing research is easier now with the Internet providing a host of useful references for you to read.
-
Remember to use the ABC Criteria in evaluating websites
1. Authority – “Who wrote the article?” Is the author an expert on the topic?
2. oBjectivity – Is the reference objective? Try to infer the purpose of the writer
3. Currency – currency is all about how recent the information is. “When was this information published?”

Writing a Four-Paragraph Composition Showing Cause and Effect

- Writing a composition that tells the reasons why a certain action or event happen requires a method
 to make such composition effective.
- Effect pertains to the result or outcome of something
- Cause is the reason why something happens

ACTIVITIES TO DO:

November 27, 2023 (Monday) November 29, 2023 December 1, 2023 (Friday)
(Wednesday)

NO CLASSES – BONIFACIO 1. Review of the Lesson

DAY DSPC 2023
2. Spelling (Post Test)

3. Do Activity 1 on p. 152
1. Spelling Test (Pre Test)
2. Cut and paste Lesson 4. Answer Activity 3 on p. 157
Highlights attachment in NB 3.
3. Watch video about the lesson

LANGUAGE

Objectives:

1. Listen to a process to follow directions

2. Analyze figures of sound

3. To evaluate a variety of literal text

Lesson 6 – Gerunds; Infinitives

Identifying Gerunds

- Gerund is a verbal – a verb form that is used as another part of speech – ending in ‘ing’ that
functions as a noun.
- Gerund phrase consists of a gerund and its modifiers and complements. Like a gerund, a gerund
phrase also functions as a noun. Thus, it can be used as a subject, direct object, appositive,
predicate nominative, object of the preposition, or indirect object.
- An infinitive is a verb preceded by “to”
- An infinitive phrase consist of an infinitive, modifiers, and complements
- Both infinitive and infinitive phrases may be used in sentences as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.

ACTIVITIES TO DO:

November 28, 2023 (Tuesday) November 30, 2023 (Thursday)

1. Review of the Lesson

DSPC 2023 2. Spelling Test (Post Test)

1. Spelling Test (Pre Test) 3. Copy Lesson highlights in NB 4

 2. Watch Video of the Lesson 4. Do exercise 3 on p. 110

3. Answer Exercise 1 & 2 on p. 108 5. Answer Exercise 6 on p. 113

MATHEMATICS

Objectives:

1. Solve percent problems such as percent of increase/decrease (discounts, original price, rate of
discount, sale price, marked-up price), commission, sales tax, and simple interest.
2. Create problems involving percentage

Lesson 13 – Solving Word Problems Involving Percentage

- Commission is paid to an employee for selling merchandise.

- Sales Tax is the amount that is added to the price of an item purchased
- Interest is the amount charged for the borrowed money in a period of time
- Simple Interest is a type of interest based only on the principal
- Interest Rate is the percent charged for the money borrowed
- Percent Decrease is the percent of decrease in value relative to the original value
- Percent Increase is the percent of increase in value relative to the original value
- Principal is the amount of money borrowed
- Inflation Rate is the increase of prices

ACTIVITIES TO DO:

November 27, 2023 (Monday) November 29, 2023 December 1, 2023 (Friday)
(Wednesday)
1. Review of the Lesson

NO CLASSES – BONIFACIO 2. Spelling Test (Post Test)

DAY DSPC 2023
3. Long Quiz (with calculator)
1. Spelling Test
2. Watch video about the lesson 4. Copy Lesson Highlights in NB 5
3. Do Reinforcer p. 139

VALUES EDUCATION

Objectives:

1. Make a decision to avoid making promises that you can’t keep

2. See what good results happen when you keep your promises
3. Be more careful when it comes to making promises

Lesson 2 – Promise Keeper

- Promise breakers and liars have a lot in common. People don’t believe in
them. What they say is different from what they do.
- A short poem about “Promise”
 ACTIVITIES TO DO:

November 28, 2023 (Tuesday) November 30, 2023 (Thursday)

1. Review of the Lesson

2. Spelling Test (Post Test)
DSPC 2023 3. Watch short movie about the lesson
4. Copy Lesson Highlights in NB 11
1. Spelling Test

2. Study Lesson 2 p. 62-70

3. Read “It’s too late” on p. 63

4. Cut and paste attachment on NB 11

COMPUTER

Objectives:

1. Identify the uses or music creation applications

2. Demonstrate the use of an open-source program for music creation and editing

Lesson 4 – Music Creation and Editing

- Music production and creation is easy nowadays because of technology. You can use various
music applications to create or produce music , speed tempo, adjust pitch, compress sound effects,
remove noises and more.
- Music Creation Tools allow you to produce music online. Some of them are:
1. Sibelius – music notation software for writing and creating music
2. Audacity – used for sound editing
3. WavePad – is a program for creating music and editing audio files. Can also be used in iOS or
Android phones
4. Ocenaudio – audio editing program used for sound editing
- FL Studio is a music production software used to edit, mix, record, and compose professional quality
music

Lesson 5 – Using Photo, Video, Music

- Infographics are visual representations of information that use the element of design to quickly
communicate an idea
- Ways that infographics can be used:
1. Presenting Survey Data
2. Simplifying a complicated concept
3. Explaining how things work
4. Comparisons
5. Advocacy campaign
Basic Principles of Graphics and Layout

- Layout is the process of planning and arranging graphics or text in a page or book
- Elements in Layout
1. Symmetrical 5. Proximity and Harmony
2. Asymmetrical 6. Consistency
3. Text 7. Color and Shape
4. Image 8. Emphasis

ACTIVITIES TO DO:

November 28, 2023 (Tuesday) November 30, 2023 (Thursday)

1. Review of the Lesson

2. Spelling Test (Post Test)
DSPC 2023 3. Watch video about the lesson
4. Cut and Paste attachment in NB 12
1. Spelling Test (Pre Test)

2. Study Lesson 4-5 p. 68-96

3. Copy Lesson Highlights in NB 12

SCIENCE
Objectives:
1. Classifying invertebrates based on their characteristics
2. Determine the distinguishing characteristics of invertebrates
3. Make an inventory of invertebrates that are commonly seen in the community

Lesson 2: Classifying Invertebrates

Invertebrates- are animals without backbones or vertebral column.
The specific groups of invertebrates are sponges, cnidarians, flatworms, roundworms, segmented worms,
mollusks, echinoderms and arthropods.

1. Arthropods (jointed legged animals)

- Segmented bodies allowing for efficient and complex movements.
- Have jointed legged appendages for feeding, sensing, walking, and mating.
Classification of arthropods- insects, arachnids, crustaceans, centipedes, millipedes
2. Mollusks- Soft bodied animals Ex. Oysters, scallops, mussels, snail
3. Echinoderms – Spiny skinned animals ex. Sea star, sea urchin, sea cucumber, sea lily, sand dollar
4. Sponges or pore-bearing animals
5. Cnidarian stinging cell animals ex. Corals, hydras, jellyfish, sea anemone
6. Platyhelminthes- flatworms
7. Nematodes – roundworms
8. Annelids -segmented worms

November 27, 2023 (Monday)
No classes
ACTIVITIES TO DO
November 29, 2023
(Wednesday)
1. Read and study of the Lesson
2. Do Inquiry lab on p. 143
3. Watch video of the lesson
December 1, 2023 (Friday)
1. Answer the following:
a. What physical characteristics do
insects, arachnids and crustaceans
share?
b. Explain how echinoderms and
annelids are alike and different?
c. Why do earthworms usually die upon
exposure to salt? Explain your answer.

FILIPINO
Layunin
1. Nagagamit ng wasto ang mga pang-uri sa paglalarawan sa iba’-ibang sitwasyon.
2. Nasasabi ang mga tauhan at tagpuan sa kwento
3. Nakakapagtala ng mga datos mulsa sa binasang teksto.

Aralin 5: Pangarap sa buhay, Paghirapang Tunay

Tauhan- ang tawag sa mga karakter na gumaganap sa kwento
Tagpuan- tumutukoy sa lugat at panahon kung saan at kalian naganap ang kwento.
Pang-uri- tawag sa bahagi ng pananalitang nagbibigay turing o naglalarawan sa pangngalan at panghalip.
Uri ng pang-uri
1. panlarawan-nagbibgay turing sa pangngalan o panghalip batay sa katangian nito.
2. pamilang- nagbibigay turing sa pangngalan at panghalip bstsy ds fsmi o bilang nito.
Uri ng pamilang
a. patakaran
b. panunuran
c. pamahagi
d. pahalaga
e. palansak

4. pantangi- para maglarawan sa pangngalan o panghalip.

ACTIVITIES TO DO
November 27, 2023 (Monday) November 29, 2023 (Wednesday) December 1, 2023 (Friday)

No Classes
1. Read Masayang pagtukals on pp. 1. Continuation of the lesson
186-192. 2. Answer Simulan Muna on pp.
2. Watch video of the lesson 192 and pagyamanin pa on pp.
193-194

HELE
Objectives:
1. Explain/discuss the importance of trees to the family, community, and country.
2. Describe the common Philippine fruit trees and uses of each.
3. Identify government and private farms that fruit-growing trees.
4. Describe the best location for an orchard.
5. Demonstrate the differed arrangement for planting trees.
6. Prepare a chart on the recommended spacing for planting the common Phil. fruit trees.
7. Discuss the proper care of fruit trees after planting.

Lesson 3: Plant Propagation

Plant Propagation- the process of multiplying or increasing the number of plants and perpetuating the
characteristics of the same plant.
Reasons why plants must propagate
1. To increase the number of plants rapidly.
2. to retain the desirable characteristics of a mother plant
3. To hasten the bearing age of a fruit tree
4. to prevent the extinction of the plant variety
5. to develop superior plants that is best suited to the soil and climate of locality

2 kinds of propagation
1. Sexual propagation- production of plants is by seeds or spores.
2. Asexual propagation- is the method of propagating plants without the use of seeds.

1. air layering or marcotting-a branch or twig is induced to produce roots while this is attached to the parent
plant.
2. budding- is the process of inserting the lateral bud (scion) of a selected branch into the bark of the same
family.
Shield or T-budding- is the most common method of propagation used in fruit tree nurseries.
3. grafting- is the process of transferring the part of the plant called the bud taken from a selected tree
to another plant so that they may grow together as one independent plant.

Lesson 4: Marketing and Selling Fruits

Marketing and selling- are among the most important factors in determining the success of any fruit farming
enterprise.
Marketing-is the process of selling harvested fruits.
2 types of fruits to be harvested:
1. climacteric fruits- those harvested in the maturity stage and allowed to ripen fruit.
Ex: banana, amango, durian, papaya, chico, jackfruit.
2. non-climacteric fruits- are those fruits that are harvested at the ripe stage because they do not ripen
before selling.
Ex: rambutan, pomelo, santol, lanzones, orange.

Ways of marketing fruits

1. wholesale marketing- fruits are sold in a large scale.
2. retail or direct marketing- the fruits are either brought to the local market or sold in the neighborhood or in
the roadside.

ACTIVITIES TO DO
November 27, 2023 (Monday) November 29, 2023 (Wednesday) November 24, 2023 (Friday)

1. No classes 1. Read Lessons 3 and 4 on pp. 1. Answer Think and remember on

96-103. p. 101 and 104

ARALING PANLIPUNAN
Layunin:
1. Nasususri ang kontribusyon ng Pamahalaang Komonwelt
2. natatalakay ang mga programa ng pamahalaan sa panahon ng pananakop
3. Nabibigyang katuran ang ginawang paglutas sa mga suliranainng panlipunan at pangkabuhayan sa
panahon ng komonwelt.

Aralin 6; Ang |Sistema ng Pamamahala sa Panahon ng mga Hapones

Mahahalagang Pangyayari sa panahon ng pananakop ng mga Hapones

 Pagsalakay sa maraming pook sa Pilipinas

 Pagdeklara sa Maynila bilang open city
 Labanan sa Bataan at Coregidor
 Martsa ng Kamatayan na naging kalunos-lunos ana bahagi ng kasaysayan ng Pilipinas.

- Digmaan ng mga banasang kabilang sa Allied powers at Axis Powers ang ikalawang Digmaang
pandaigdig
- Iba’t-ibang bahagi ng pilipinas ay binomba ng mga hapones noong Disyembre 8, 1041.
- Bumagsak ang Bataan sa mga hapones noong Abril 0, 1942. Tinawag na Death of March ang
sapilitang pagpapalakad ng mga Hapones sa mga bihag na sundalong Amerikano at Pilipino.

ACTIVTIES TO DO
November 28, 2023 (Tuesday) November 30, 2023 (Thursday)
1. Post Test
1. Pre-test 2. Answer Mga Pagsasanay A -B on pp. 142-
2. Read Aralin 6 on pp. 145-154 143.
3. Talakayin ng grupo
A. Bakit sinakop ng mga Hapones ang Pilipinas?
B. Paano ipinawaksi ng mga Hapones ang kultura
at impluwensyang kanluran?
C. Bakit tinawag na pamahalaang papet ang
pamahalaang Laurel?
D. Paano inutusan ng pamahalaang hapones ang
mga pangangailanganng military at komersyal
ng kanilang bansa?
E. Paano ipinakita ng mga Pilipino ang pagiging
matiisin noong panahon ng mga Ha[ones?

MAPEH-Music

Objectives:
1. Demonstrate the ability to sing, read and write simple musical notations in the Key of C Major, G Major
and F Major
2. Analyze the melodic patterns of songs.
3. Create/compose simple melodies.

Lesson 5: Melodic Symbols

C Major Scale or key – is the standard key used in music from which all major keys derive their pitch.
Key signature- is a group of flats or sharps placed at the beginning of the staff which is written after the G clef
sign.
Scale- is a succession of eight musical notes arranged in ascending and descending order.
Diatonic- composed of two whole tones and half step.
Sharp (#) is a symbol placed before a note to raise its pitch one semitone or halftone higher or going to the 4. P
Lesson 6: Minor Scales
Minor scales- is a scale or series of notes that has this interval pattern: WS-HS-WS-WS-HS-WS-WS
WS means whole step, HS means half step
For the Major Scale- there are two whole steps, a half steps, a half step, three whole steps and a half
step.
The half steps are between third and fourth )mi and fa) and the seventh and eighth (ti and do).
ACTIVITIES TO DO
November 28, 2023 (Tuesday) November 30, 2023 (Thursday)
1. Pre-Test 1. Post Test
2. Read Lesson 5 and 6 on pp. 33-52 2. Answer the following questions:
3. Watch video of the lesson a. What is the difference between minor
4. Discussion of the Lesson and major scale in music?
b. Which of the two scales is easy or difficult
for you to understand? Why/
c. How important are these scales in
learning music?
Attachment in Values: Cut and Paste on notebook no. 11 November 30, 2023 (Thursday)
Lesson 4 – Music Creation and Editing
November 28, 2023 (Tuesday) - Music production and creation is easy nowadays because
Lesson 2 – Promise Keeper of technology. You can use various music applications to
create or produce music , speed tempo, adjust pitch,
compress sound effects, remove noises and more.
- Music Creation Tools allow you to produce music online.
Some of them are:
1. Sibelius – music notation software for writing and creating
music
2. Audacity – used for sound editing
3. WavePad – is a program for creating music and editing audio
files. Can also be used in iOS or Android phones
4. Ocenaudio – audio editing program used for sound editing
- FL Studio is a music production software used to edit, mix,
record, and compose professional quality music

Lesson 5 – Using Photo, Video, Music

- Infographics are visual representations of information that
use the element of design to quickly communicate an idea
Ways that infographics can be used:
1. Presenting Survey Data
2. Simplifying a complicated concept
3. Explaining how things work
4. Comparisons
5. Advocacy campaign

Basic Principles of Graphics and Layout

- Layout is the process of planning and arranging graphics or
text in a page or book
Elements in Layout
1. Symmetrical 5. Proximity and Harmony
2. Asymmetrical 6. Consistency
3. Text 7. Color and Shape
4. Image 8. Emphasis

Attachment in Computer: Cut and Paste on notebook no. 3

Attachment in HELE: Cut and Paste on notebook no. 10
 November 28, 2023 (Thursday)
Lesson 3: Plant Propagation
Plant Propagation- the process of multiplying or increasing the number of
plants and perpetuating the characteristics of the same plant.
Reasons why plants must propagate
1. To increase the number of plants rapidly.
2. to retain the desirable characteristics of a mother plant
3. To hasten the bearing age of a fruit tree
4. to prevent the extinction of the plant variety
5. to develop superior plants that is best suited to the soil and climate of
locality
Two kinds of propagation
1. Sexual propagation- production of plants is by seeds or spores.
2. Asexual propagation- is the method of propagating plants without the use
of seeds.
Kinds of Asexual propagation
1. air layering or marcotting-a branch or twig is induced to produce roots
while this is attached to the parent plant.
2. budding- is the process of inserting the lateral bud (scion) of a selected
branch into the bark of the same family.
Shield or T-budding- is the most common method of propagation used in
fruit tree nurseries.
3. grafting- is the process of transferring the part of the plant called the bud
taken from a selected tree to another plant so that they may grow together
as one independent plant.
Lesson 4: Marketing and Selling Fruits
Marketing and selling- are among the most important factors in determining
the success of any fruit farming enterprise.
Marketing-is the process of selling harvested fruits.
2 types of fruits to be harvested:
1. climacteric fruits- those harvested in the maturity stage and allowed to
ripen fruit.
Ex: banana, amango, durian, papaya, chico, jackfruit.
2. non-climacteric fruits- are those fruits that are harvested at the ripe stage
because they do not ripen before selling.
Ex: rambutan, pomelo, santol, lanzones, orange.
Seatwork:
A. Identify the following:
____________________ 1. It is the process of multiplying or
increasing the number of plants and perpetuating the characteristics
____________________ 2. It is a kind of propagation where
production of plants is used by seeds or spores.
--------------------------------- 3. It is the method of propagating plants
without the use of seeds.
____________________ 4. It is a kind of asexual reproduction where
a branch or twig is induced to produce roots while this is attached to
the parent plant.
____________________ 5. It is the process of inserting the lateral
bud (scion) of a selected branch into the bark of the same family.
____________________ 6. It is the most common method of
propagation used in fruit tree nurseries.
____________________ 7. It is the process of transferring the part of
the plant called the bud taken from a selected tree to another plant so
that they may grow together as one independent plant.
____________________ 8. It is the process of selling harvested fruit.
____________________ 9. This is a kind of fruit that are harvested in
the maturity stage and allowed to ripen fruit.
____________________ 10. These are those fruits that are harvested
at the ripe stage because they do not ripen before selling.

Ways of marketing fruits

1. wholesale marketing- fruits are sold in a large scale.
2. retail or direct marketing- the fruits are either brought to the local
market or sold in the neighborhood or in the roadside.