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04 12
04 12
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lessons the students are able to:
A. Spell the words correctly;
B. Value the importance of spelling through sharing; and
C. Correct the misspelled words in the story.
Prayer
Greetings
Checking of Attendance
Checking the Classroom Cleanliness/Orderliness
Reminders
B. MOTIVATION
C. ESTABLISHING A PURPOSE
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E. DISCUSSION
- The teacher will discuss the answers.
- Ambitious: (adjective) having or showing a strong desire
and determination to succeed; aspiring to achieve
something great.
- Example: Despite facing many obstacles, she remained
ambitious and worked hard to pursue her dreams.
- Discipline: (noun) the practice of training oneself or others
to follow a code of conduct or rules; self-control and
orderly behavior.
- Example: Success in academics requires discipline,
consistency, and dedication to studying.
- Independent: (adjective) free from outside control; self-
reliant; able to think or act for oneself.
- Example: As they grow older, teenagers often seek greater
independence from their parents and crave autonomy.
- Motivation: (noun) the reason or incentive that drives one
to act or behave in a particular way; the desire or
willingness to achieve a goal.
- Example: Setting clear goals and finding personal
motivation are essential for academic success.
- Perception: (noun) the way in which something is
regarded, understood, or interpreted; the mental process
of becoming aware of or understanding something.
- Example: His perception of the situation differed from hers,
leading to misunderstandings between them.
F. GENERALIZATION
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G. DEVELOPING MASTERY
- N/A
- Ma’am, learning spelling
H. VALUING is important because
- From the activities we had, why is learning spelling good spelling avoids
important? confusion where the
reader can understand.