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LESSON-PLAN-FOR-MIDTERM (1)
LESSON-PLAN-FOR-MIDTERM (1)
LESSON-PLAN-FOR-MIDTERM (1)
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard The learner...
demonstrates understanding that words are made up of sounds
and syllables
B. Performance The learner...
Standard demonstrates awareness of language grammar and usage when
speaking and/or writing.
C. Learning Use/Respond appropriately to polite expressions: Expressing
Competencies/ gratitude and greetings.
objectives EN1OL-IIIa-e-1.5
D. Specific At the end of the lesson, pupils are expected to:
Objectives a. Identify the polite expression (Good morning, good
afternoon, sorry, thank you and you’re welcome);
b. Use the correct polite (Good morning, good afternoon,
sorry, thank you and you’re welcome); and
c. Tell the importance of saying polite (Good morning, good
afternoon, sorry, thank you and you’re welcome)
II. CONTENT Polite Expression.
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References MELCS
B. Other learning Google and Canva.
resources
IV. PROCEDURES TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY
Preparatory
Prayer May I request everyone to please (The pupils will stand.)
stand for our prayer.
(The pupils will pray.)
Greetings
Good morning class! Good morning teachers!
Good morning classmates!
It’s nice to see today.
Checking of
Attendance Let’s check your attendance.
Is everyone present today? Yes, teacher.
Checking of
Assignment Do we have an assignment? No teacher.
QUIET QUIET
LISTEN LISTEN
COOPERATE COOPERATE
ENJOY ENJOY
Pronunciation drill
Tongue twister
She sells seashells by the
She sells seashells by
seashore.
the seashore.
Jazz chant
Shh, shh! Stop that noise! (4x)
A. Reviewing previous What was our lesson yesterday? Our lesson yesterday was
lesson or presenting all about naming words.
the new lesson. Very good!
Let us see if you really understand
and remember our previous lesson.
B. Establishing a Who among you have already seen a (students raised their
purpose Puppet? hands)
Very good!
That is correct!
Very good!
You’re welcome.
Very good!
What will you say if someone says
“thank you” to you?
Excellent!
Group 1 Group 1
Directions: Color the heart red if it Directions: Color the
shows polite expressions and black heart red if it shows
if it is not. polite expressions and
black if it is not.
Group 2 Group 2
Directions: Act the following Directions: Act the
situations with appropriate polite following situations with
expressions. appropriate polite
expressions.
Scenario 1 Scenario 1
Your classmates crying because you Your classmates crying
broke her crayons. because you broke her
crayons.
Scenario 2
You give your classmates a paper. Scenario 2
You give your classmates a
Scenario 3 paper.
You saw your classmate early in the
morning. Scenario 3
You saw your classmate
early in the morning.
Group 3 Group 3
Directions: Sing a song about polite Directions: Sing a song
expressions. Choose at least two about polite expressions.
polite expressions. Choose at least two polite
expressions.
POLITE
EXPRESSIONS
When you make somebody
sad.
What’s the magic word?
Hmmm
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
When you got something, you
want.
What’s the magic word?
Hmmm
Thank you, thank you, thank
you.
Sorry and thank you (2x)
These are the nice words
you can say.
Sorry and thank you (2x)
Tell them every day.
RUBRICS
Score Board
Criteria G-1 G-2 G-3
Presentation
Cooperation
Total
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTIONS
Teacher 1