English 6

Quarter 3 –Week 4
Making Connections between
Information Viewed and Personal Experiences
(Health)
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct; otherwise,
you write FALSE.

_______ 1. To connect with the text, a reader should use what his/her
prior knowledge.
_______ 2. Making connections forces the reader to think
actively.
_______ 3. Personal experiences cannot help a reader understand
the text.
_______ 4. Previous experiences, knowledge, emotions, and
understandings do not affect what and how we learn.
_______ 5. Making connections helps readers remember what he/she
knows and ask questions about the text.
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct; otherwise,
you write FALSE.
TRUE 1. To connect with the text, a reader should use what his/her
_______
prior knowledge.
TRUE 2. Making connections forces the reader to think
_______
actively.
FALSE 3. Personal experiences cannot help a reader understand
_______
the text.
FALSE 4. Previous experiences, knowledge, emotions, and
_______
understandings do not affect what and how we learn.
TRUE 5. Making connections helps readers remember what he/she
_______
knows and ask questions about the text.
Luz: Socialization has been controlled with a one-meter distance rule. Unemployment rate
increases due to downsizing the number of employees. We are not permitted to go
outside our homes unless attending to necessities.
Rod: But the national and local government tries to supply the essential needs through
giving of protective gears, relief goods and financial subsidy to our less fortunate
brothers and sisters, obliging us to remain at our homes for self-quarantine.
Luz: So, what have you done to help others?
Rod: Every day, our family cooks meals for our front liners in our neighborhood.
Luz: That’s a good thing! Last time, my family bought boxes of face masks and relief goods
such as cartoons of noodles and sardines and sacks of rice. And we repacked them so
that each of our neighbors especially those who have been affected by Enhanced
Community Quarantine, would have something to eat.
Rod: You are really a good Samaritan. You don’t hesitate to be very generous this time of
pandemic.
Luz: My friend, we are just sharing what we have. We all need unity. Besides, every little
thing you do makes a difference.
Guided Practice: Let’s try a few items as a practice exercise. Make
connections using the following information.
1. The Covid-19 infections in the Philippines increases each day.
This statement reminds you to stay at home for self-quarantine, so
you will not be infected.
2. President Duterte has ordered the Department of Social Welfare
and Development (DSWD) to speed up the release of Social
Amelioration Program (SAP) to qualified beneficiaries.

You can relate to this especially if your family is on the list of

qualified recipients of the said financial help from the government.
3. Parents wanted their children to stop education for a year if
there is no available vaccine for Covid-19.
You may have heard your parents talking about the opening of
classes and expressing their fear about having face-to-face instruction
even if there are other learning modalities which you can still pursue
learning at home.
4. Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto, together with other local officials in
the city and in the barangays, leads the distribution of relief good to
residents.
This must be something happened to you. City volunteers arrived at
your door to give the relief goods, or your Homeowners Association
President called your parents to accept the food packs.
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Activity 2: Directions: Read the story and connect it with your personal experience by sharing it
in the provided box.
Activity 3: Directions: Covid-19 virus spreads primarily through droplets of saliva or discharge
from the nose when an infected person coughs or sneezes. A symptomatic infected
person may show signs and symptoms. Connect this statement to what you have
learned about the topic by answering this puzzle.

HEADACHE

DIARRHEA

FATIGUE COUGH

FEVER
Directions: Read the selection and make connections between the information and
personal experience.

She’s truly an Angel sent from above. Others call her “real-life Darna”, as she
portrayed the fictional character on screen having superhuman strength, stamina,
speed, agility and endurance. This time, a true hero who exhibits valor supporting
the fight against Covid-19 pandemic.
The bravery and honor that Angel Locsin has showed during health crisis is
undeniable. Internationally recognized for her philanthropic work, Angel continues
to extend assistance for others’ relief and rehabilitation. During Sagip Kapamilya
Online Auction, she put her dream car, the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle, to raise a
certain amount for her project. She also built the fundraiser “Unitent We Stand PH”
which has raised 11.35 million for 246 tents. These tents include 225 isolation and
21 sanitation tents with misting machine and UV light, which benefitted the 135
hospitals in and out Metro Manila.
 Locsin, in her Instagram post, said that her only dream was to provide tents to
hospitals for patients and for front liners to address the challenge of overcrowding
and to help lessen the increase of spreading the virus in hospitals. She was also
thankful that there are other generous people who donated food, aircons and Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE).
In 2017, she was also at the ground zero in Marawi City to distribute food packs
and school supplies to the residents who were devastated due to a war flared between
the government troops and terrorists. Angel even supports and care people especially
affected by various typhoons and volcanic eruptions.
Indeed, she was named one of Forbes Asia’s “Heroes of Philanthropy” in
2019.
Answer the following questions. Encircle the letter of your choice.
1. What reminds you about the selection?
A. I need to brag what I do to others.
B. I must be like Angel Locsin who always willing to help others.
C. I should not share my blessings.
D. I can help if there is an exchange of money or recognition.

2. How does the text relate to your life?

A. It tells me to help others without doubts and uncertainty.
B. It reminds me that I could profit from fundraising.
C. It convinces me to show generosity because I want to become a
celebrity.
D. It gives me the idea how to become an awardee of Forbes
magazine.
3. Are you willing to help like Angel Locsin even in small ways?
A. Yes. I need to help even without any return.
B. No. I do not like her because she did it for fame.
C. No. That is not her real identity.
D. I would think more if I would help or not.
4. What are your feelings when you read the selection?
A. angry and infuriated B. saddened and sorrowful
C. happy and delighted D. confused and frightened
5. What theme could be gleaned based on the selection?
A. Small things can make a difference.
B. Helping hands are always better than those which are doing
nothing.
C. Selfless giving is the art of living.
D. All of the above
Answer the following questions. Encircle the letter of your choice.
1. What reminds you about the selection?
A. I need to brag what I do to others.
B. I must be like Angel Locsin who always willing to help others.
C. I should not share my blessings.
D. I can help if there is an exchange of money or recognition.

2. How does the text relate to your life?

A. It tells me to help others without doubts and uncertainty.
B. It reminds me that I could profit from fundraising.
C. It convinces me to show generosity because I want to become a
celebrity.
D. It gives me the idea how to become an awardee of Forbes
magazine.
3. Are you willing to help like Angel Locsin even in small ways?
A. Yes. I need to help even without any return.
B. No. I do not like her because she did it for fame.
C. No. That is not her real identity.
D. I would think more if I would help or not.
4. What are your feelings when you read the selection?
A. angry and infuriated B. saddened and sorrowful
C. happy and delighted D. confused and frightened
5. What theme could be gleaned based on the selection?
A. Small things can make a difference.
B. Helping hands are always better than those which are doing
nothing.
C. Selfless giving is the art of living.
D. All of the above
Thank You!