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English Quarter II Week1
English Quarter II Week1
English Quarter II Week1
SHARON A. LANDICHO
Objectives
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Paragraph 3
The second month of the year, which is
February, was named after Februalia, The
Roman festival of purification. February,
as we all know, is the month of love. It is
in this month that Valentines Day or
hearts day is celebrated. On this day, we
express our love to our loved ones. We
can show our love not only during this
month but also in all months and days of
the year.
Independent Practice
Read the following selections. Then, identify
what is asked in each item by choosing the
letter of the correct answer from the given
choices.
Read the following selections. Then, identify
what is asked in each item by choosing
the letter of the correct answer from the given
choices.
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Closure/ Assessment
Key Sentence is the sentence which
states the topic of the paragraph.
Supporting Details are the
sentences in the paragraph which give
information related to the topic.
Main Idea of a paragraph tells us
what the paragraph is all about.
Thank you for Listening!!!
Week 1
Day 3
OBJECTIVES
1. Identify main idea, key sentences
and supporting details of a given
paragraph.
2. Write the main idea, key
sentences and supporting details of
a given paragraph.
3. Observe politeness at all times.
4. Take care of ones health.
Topic:
Identifying Main Idea, Key
Sentences, and Supporting
Details
Who among you love to eat chocolates?
What is your favorite brand of chocolate
candy?
Have you ever wondered how this yummy
food came to be?
Today, we are going to read the
selection entitled Quick History of
Chocolate to find out how
chocolate came to be. In later
discussion, we are going to get the
key sentence, supporting details,
and main idea.
Key Sentence is the sentence
which states the topic of the
paragraph.
Supporting Details are the
sentences in the paragraph which
give information related to the topic.
Main Idea of a paragraph tells us
what the paragraph is all about.
* Before proceeding to the selection, find out
the meaning of the words in column A with
the phrases in column B.
AB
_____1.beverage A. alcoholic drink
_____2.chewable B. remove or take out
_____3.liquor C. a drink
_____4.extracted D. report of uncertain
or doubtful truth
_____5.gossip E. can be grinded with a teeth
Quick History of Chocolate
The ancient people of Central America began cultivating
cocoa beans almost three thousand years ago.
A cold drink from beans was served to Hernando Cortes, the
Spanish conqueror when he arrived at the Aztec Court of
Montezuma in 1519. The Spaniards to the beverage home to
their king.
He liked it so much that he kept the formula a secret. For
the next hundred years, hot chocolate was the private drink
of the Spanish mobility. Slowly, it made its way into
fashionable courts of France, England, and Austria. In 1657,
a Frenchman living in London opened a shop where blocks
for making the beverage were sold at a high price. Soon
chocolate houses appeared in cities throughout Europe.
Wealthy clients met in them, sipped chocolate, conducted
business, and gossip.
Answer the following questions
Supporting
details:___________________________
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Paragraph 3
The second month of the year, which is
February, was named after Februalia, The
Roman festival of purification. February,
as we all know, is the month of love. It is
in this month that Valentines Day or
hearts day is celebrated. On this day, we
express our love to our loved ones. We
can show our love not only during this
month but also in all months and days of
the year.
OBJECTIVES
Plan a two to three paragraph
composition using an outline/
graphic organizer.
Observe politeness at all times.
Show tactfulness when
communicating with others.
WEEK 1 DAY
4
Topic:
Planning a two to three-
paragraph composition
using an outline
B. Chemical sedimentary
- deposits of minerals dissolved in water
C. Organic sedimentary
- shells, skeletons and other parts of plants and
animals
D. Cementing materials
Find Out and Learn
Outlining is arranging notes so that
important ideas stand out and make clear which
point supports each of the important ideas.
Topics are those numbered in Roman
Numerals I,II , III, etc.
The Subheadings are indicated in capital
letters A, B, C, D, etc.
The supporting details are those numbered
in Arabic numerals 1, 2, 3, etc.
By connecting the details in the outline, one
can form a paragraph.
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Now, let us try to make a two to three-
paragraph composition using the
outline.
Classic or fragmented
sedimentary are rock
fragments carried by wind,
water and glacier. Chemical
sedimentary are deposits of
minerals dissolved in water.
Organic sedimentary are shells,
skeletons and other parts of
plants and animals while
Cementing materials are
Do and Learn
Pepper
I. Pepper - one of the earliest spices known
to mankind.
A. So expensive that a pound of it was
considered an appropriate gift for a royalty
to give or to receive
B. Made as payment of taxes
C. Considered rich property
OBJECTIVES
1. Determine images/ideas that
are explicitly used to influence
viewers such as stereotypes, point
of view, and propaganda.
2. Show tactfulness when
communicating with others.
Week 1 Day 5
Topic:
Images/Ideas that are
Explicitly Used to Influence
Viewers
Setting the Stage
Ask: Are you familiar with TV
commercials?
What is your favorite TV
commercial?
Can you draw inside the box your
favorite product and tell
something about it based on what
you have watched in a TV
Explaining What to Do
On this day, you will be learning the
images/ideas in commercials that are
used to influence viewers. You are
going to watch some TV commercials,
observe the lines of the
endorsers/characters in the
commercial that capture your
attention. Some of you will be called
to role play the scene in the
Modeling for Students
Media uses stereotypes, point of
view, and propaganda to influence the
viewers.
A propaganda is the spreading of ideas,
information, or rumor for the purpose of
helping or injuring an institution, a cause,
or a person.
Stereotypes are results of incomplete or
distorted information accepted as fact
without question. A stereotype is simply a
widely held belief that an individual is a
member of a certain group based on
characteristics.
Point of View is the angle of considering
things, which shows us the opinion, or
feelings of the individuals involved in a
The teacher will present some TV commercials and call some pupils to role play a
scene from the commercial that is considered to be captivating.