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OBJECTIVES
b. Reference:
III. PROCEDURE
a. Preparatory Activities
1. Prayer
2. Greetings
3. Checking of Attendance
4. KBI
b. Motivation
The teacher will divide the class into three groups. The teacher will ask questions
then the students will going to guess the answer.
c. Discussion
Our topic for this morning is all about execution and death. Let's discuss why Rizal
was being execute. So here's the reason:
1. Sedition- it is the conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a
state or monarch.
Rizal walked calmly to Bagumbayan with his defense counsel Lt. Luis Taviel de
Andrade and with the two Jesuit Priest Fr. March and Fr. Villaclara.
Rizal wore a black suit, black derby hat, black shoes, white shirt and a black tie. His
arms were tied behind his back from elbow to elbow but the rope was loose enough
to allow his arms to move freely.
After receiving final blessing he bid farewell to Fr. March, Fr. Villaclara and to Lt. Luis
Taviel de Andrade.
Jose's request to be shot facing the firing squad was denied because he had been
order to be shot in the back.
The firing squad was ready and there is an artillery that stood behind in case any
attempt of rescuing the prisoner.
Artillery- large caliber gun used in warfare on land.
Firing squad is made up of Filipino soldier and behind them we're Spaniards.
Dr. Felipe Ruis Castillo a Spanish military doctor was intrigued by Rizal's calm
demeanor. He found out that there is no sign of excitement or fear. His pulse are
normal. So he concluded that Rizal doesn't fear death.
The order to fire was given. Upon hearing the squad commander shout of Fuego
which means fire Rizal turned to face the firing squad. The shot at the back allowed
him to turn his body sideways and fell on the ground with his face upward.
Consummatum Est is the last word of Rizal before he died which means "it is
finished".
He was declared dead after falling to the ground three minutes after seven o'clock in
the morning.
The Spaniards spectator shouted Viva España or long live Spain.
The military bond played Marcha de Cadiz.
Rizal died offering his country and its freedom. He died as a hero and a martyr for
Philippines independence in the eyes of those who loved, respected and supported
him.
d. Generalization
What do you think are the legacies of Rizal that he left behind?
e. Application
The teacher will divide the class into three groups. Each group will dramatized the
execution and death of Rizal.
INDICATORS POINTS
Content 10
Presentation 10
IV. EVALUATION
c. To be shot in head
4. Who was the Spanish military doctor who was intrigued by Rizal's calm demeanor?
Assignment