Welcome to

Ms. Quiambao’s
English Class!
 Opening
Prayer
Almighty God, thank You for today. Thank
you for your love and protection. Please watch
over us, our teachers, and our families. Help us
to focus our minds now that we are about to
learn. Inspire us by
Your Holy Spirit as we listen. We ask all
these in the name of Jesus. Amen.
Make your own delicious burger.

My Tasty Burger
 Now that you have created your own
burger, imagine that you are a chef and you
want to promote your product on Facebook.
I want you to create a Facebook caption that
will describe your burger with at least 3
sentences to attract
buyers.
 Writing a
Paragraph
 Paragraph
A paragraph is a group of sentences
about one main idea. Topic sentence,
supporting details, and a closing sentence
are the main elements of a good paragraph.
Parts of a Paragraph
 Parts of a Paragraph

Topic Sentence: The first

sentence that tells the main
idea or what the paragraph
will be about.
 Parts of a Paragraph

Supporting Sentence
One:
This sentence gives
specific details to the
main idea.
 Parts of a Paragraph

Supporting Sentence
Two:
This sentence gives
another specific detail
relating to the main idea.
 Parts of a Paragraph

Supporting Sentence
Three:
This sentence gives more
specific details relating to
the main idea.
 Parts of a Paragraph

Concluding Sentence:
This sentence sums up
the main idea of the
paragraph.
 Homeless people have many
Topic Sentence
problems.
Supporting Sentence
#1 In winter, it’s hard to stay warm
Supporting Sentence and it gets too hot in summer.
#2
It’s also hard to keep things safe
Supporting Sentence
#3 without a home.
Worst is the lack of privacy.
Concluding Sentence It is indeed depressing to be
homeless.
 Paragraph
Homeless people have many problems.
In winter, it’s hard to stay warm and it gets
too hot in summer. It’s also hard to keep
things safe without a home. Worst is the
lack of privacy. It is indeed depressing to
be homeless.
Text
Types
 Narrative Text
Entertains, instructs, or informs readers
by telling a story. Narrative texts deal with
imaginary or real-world and can be
fictional (fairy tales, novels, science
fiction, horror or adventure stories, fables,
myths, legends, etc.) and non-fictional.
 Descriptive Text
It explains what a person, place, or thing is
like, often providing a visual experience through
the use of adjectives and adverbs. It endeavors to
engage all five of the reader’s senses to evoke
the sights, sounds, smells, tastes and feels of the
text’s subject.
 Instructional Text
It is a piece of non-fiction text that gives
instructions on how to complete a task. Also
called an instructional text or an instructive text.
The text may include organizational devices
such as bullet points or numbers, diagrams, and
pictures.
Activity
Time!
 Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father, As we come to the end

of our time together we thank you for what
has been accomplished here today. May the
matters discussed serve as a catalyst to
move us forward and cause
us to advance and see growth in all areas of
our lives. Amen.