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Sequencing EventsFollowing Guidelines and Types of Communications Edited
Sequencing EventsFollowing Guidelines and Types of Communications Edited
Sequencing EventsFollowing Guidelines and Types of Communications Edited
Learning Strand 1
COMMUNICATION SKILLS - ENGLISH
Sequencing Events, Following Guidelines,
and Types of Communications
Junior High School
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English
Sequencing Events, Following Guidelines,
and Types of Communications
Viernalyn M. Nama
CLMD Chief
Elaine T. Balaogan
ALS Focal Person
Mary Jane T. Villocero
Lynie M. Catighod
Content Creator & Writer
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What I need to know learning outcomes for the day or week, purpose of
the lesson, core content and relevant samples.
This maximizes awareness of his/her own
knowledge as regards content and skills required
What is new for the lesson.
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Try to measure what you already know about our lesson. Get your pen and a
sheet of paper to start answering Learning Task 1.
Learning Task 1
Read the story .
_______ Jane waved hello to Mr. Cruz and helped him catch the newspaper that
was blown by the wind.
________ Kathelyn picked roses at their garden for their grandmother.
________ She gave them both a big hug and a plate of cookies.
________ Jane and Kathelyn walked to their grandmother’s home.
________ They saw their neighbor.
In organizing series of event, the order of things happened in a particular story are
arranged in correct sequence.
Example:
If you want to inform the readers how to build a paper airplane, it
is important to identify the steps on how to do it.
To make a paper airplane, the first thing to do is to get a sheet of paper.
Next, fold the paper down the center. Then, fold the top corners down to meet the
centerline.
You may use first, next, and then to show the sequence. These may help
readers how the steps connected.
1. ___________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________
4. ___________________________________________________________
5. ___________________________________________________________
What happened
first?
Symbol Words:
first,
second,
third…,
What happened next,
after? before,
after,
at first,
then,
next,
What happened
later,
next?
last,
finally,
in the end,
What happened in
the end?
1._________________
2. ___________________
3. ___________________
4. ___________________
5. ___________________
Learning Task 5
Write the numbers 1 through 7 in the boxes beside the events to show the se-
quence of what happens when Terrence makes a color wheel, from first to last.
The color beam that is not absorbed when a light beam hits an object
is the color our eyes see.
Cesar asked his dad what else he could tell him about color.
Learning Task 6
Revise the following paragraph to understand the important order of
events using the symbol words.
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You made it! Now apply all the ideas you’ve learned from Learning Task 1 to
Learning Task 4 and to help you answer Learning Task 7.
Learning Task 7
Write a short paragraph with correct sequencers and signal words on how you
prepare when going to work.
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Following directions or instructions is important in your daily lives
especially when we turn this ability into meaningful practice. For example, in
the academic setting, the output of your project or activity is based on how you
follow the directions, instructions.
and preservation
EN-R-PSD-LE/JHS-23)
Answer:_____________________________
Read the short scene below and complete the paragraph that follows.
Ana and Lyn bought medicine for their
mother, Aling Linda. ULITAB
Since their mother found it difficult to
read the medicine label due to the size of the
texts, they read the instructions found on the
drug's label.
According to the medicine labels
and instructions of use, the name
of the medicine is ________________ and it has __________ milligrams. Linda
needs to take ______ tablet one time _________. She also needs to take it with
________of ___________.
Learning Task 2
Read Ana’s story and join her as she follows the instructions below.
Ana is a Junior High School learner enrolled in Alternative Learning
System (ALS) Accreditation and Equivalency program. Her teacher asked the
class to think of a topic related to Waste Management. Her interest in the
project led to her eagerness to do it but she is required to follow the
instructions below.
Before you do this activity make sure you are wearing facemask and gloves.
Go to the area where classroom trash bin and follow the instructions
1. List the materials that you found.
2. Classify them into biodegradable ( a substance or object capable of being
decomposed by bacteria or other living organisms) and non-biodegradable
(not capable of being broken down by the action of living organisms)
3. Segregate (set apart from the rest or from each other) your garbage based
on the materials they are made of.
4. After segregating, label them properly based on the kind of materials.
5. Identify the materials that can be recycled.
How about in cooking, can you follow instructions based on the given recipe?
Try this!
Learning Task 3
Instructions:
1. First, wear proper cooking attire such as apron, hairnet, facemask and
gloves.
2. Next, wash the chicken and drain the excess water with a strainer.
3. Then, place the chicken in a container. Add soy sauce, garlic, and onion,
then cover it. Marinate it overnight or at least 3 hours.
2. Prepare a pan, put the marinated chicken in it, and simmer for 20 minutes
until the chicken is tender.
3. Add sugar, then simmer for 2 minutes.
4. Continue simmer until the sauce thickens.
5. Add laurel
6. Finally, plate it in a basin, serve and enjoy!
Rate yourself!
Checklist for cooking Chicken Adobo
Indicator Yes No
Do you remember Ana and Lyn from the previous scenario? They loved
to Cook food and observe proper health and sanitation practices. Washing
hands, food, and utensils needed for cooking are necessary to ensure the safe-
ty of everyone.
Remember the following safety tips in food preparation:
• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
• Wash the utensils and clean the area that you will be using.
• Wash fruits and vegetables with clean running water before using or
eating them.
• Thoroughly cook the food to eliminate germs that could be on food.
3. Rub hands
palm to palm thoroughly.
1. Did you apply water to wet your hands and soap to clean?
3. Did you rinse well and wipe on a clean towel to dry your
hands?
Have you ever prepared and used fertilizer at home? Now, let’s try to do the
activity.
Learning Task 5
Read the short scene and answer the questions below on a separate sheet of
paper.
Instructions: First, pour all contents into a large container. Next, assure ratio
of 1 cup of manure to one gallon of water. Then, mix it well. Finally, it is
ready for use.
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Learning Task 6
Before the activity, set a timer and start the timers as you follow the
instructions carefully.
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Check your understanding about the topic.
Learning Task 7
Based on your experience, choose one situation inside the box, inter-
pret, and follow one to three step directions, instructions notices, rules and
regulations related to various household or work activities. Follow the rubric
found on the next page for your performance rating.
We are blessed with the capacity to say things and express ourselves
through the use various ways of communication. We can hear and receive
information from other people. The ability to use and understand language is
a gift that human beings often take for granted. The wonderful gift of
language is essential to humans. It is unfortunate, however, that in spite of
our ability to use this gift, communication between and among us is often not
very effective. It may be because of the wrong choice of words which result in
hurting feelings, confusion and misunderstanding. This slows down the
communication process.
This lesson, will teach you about the verbal and non-verbal
communications. It will also help you discover the importance of the gift of
language, how you make use of this gift and become a better communicator.
Finally, it will teach you how to handle feedback through verbal and
non-verbal cues.
In this lesson, you are expected to use appropriate verbal and non-
verbal communications when developing, maintaining, and ending cues,
conversations, dialogs, speech, and interviews
Nodding of one’s head
Smiling, frowning, and opening the eyes when surprised
Raising an eyebrow
Showing concentration on the person speaking
Showing interest in others’ spoken opinions
Interpreting correctly the meaning of a speaker’s tone of voice
Paraphrasing what a speaker has said.
(LS1CS/EN-S-PSB-JHS-79)
3. _________
2. ________
1.______
4. __________
Learning Task 1
Describe the non-verbal gesture in each picture. Write the word on the spaces
provided.
1. _________________________________
2. . _________________________________
3. . _________________________________
4. . _________________________________
5. . _________________________________
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Talking to someone involves both verbal and non-verbal gestures to express
one’s feelings or ideas.
Learning Task 3
Draw a comic strip on a short bond paper. Write a dialogue to create a scene
and identify what non-verbal gestures could be used. An example is
provided below.
Verbal:_________________________________________________________
Non-verbal: ___________________________________________________
Ask your family members or friends so that there will be three of you
participating in this role play activity. Select which sector you would
like to represent. (it can be construction, hospitality services, food
processing, delivery services, retail business, etc.). One person should act a
role: one should be a client; second should be a service provider; and the third
person should observe what verbal and non-verbal communications were acted
out.
Scoring Rubric
Indicator Points
Perform the scenario very well and show both verbal and 5
non verbal communication
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