Lesson Plan

Objectives:

At the end of the lesson the student should be able to:

a. Recognize the values of the characters from the story presented

b. Appreciate the values get from the story
c. Perform good manners and humbleness inside and outside the class

Subject Matter:

Topic: Short Story (Reading)

Materials: Story Book

Reference: Story Book

Procedure:

Preliminaries:

Lesson Proper:

The teacher will present the story “David and Goliath” with the use of big book. The
teacher will going to read first and the students should be the next to read. Right after
reading procedure, the teacher will ask some question related to the story they’ve read.

“Who are the characters?”

“What are the weapons used by the two soldier during the fight?”

“What are the good attitude shown by David?”

“What are the attitude you should follow? David or Goliath?”

1..Activity:

The class should be divided into two groups and each group will be given a short task
(with manila paper and marker). The teacher will assign them the character they should
describe and list (as much as they can) the personality of each character and they
should give their own insights (assigned member) about it. (5 minutes)
2.Analysis:

The student will be ask about the story and relate it to their experiences.

3.Application:

The students could get good values and act it in an appropriate way not just in school
but also in the outside world.

4.Abstraction:

The teacher will ask if they understand and get the main message of the story which is
the good manner and attitude.

Assessment:

The student will be asked to get a paper for a quiz.

*List at least 5 of their personality.

David Goliath

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By: Arsenio Capitan Jr. BEED-II

 David and Goliath

David was a shepherd boy who lived in Israel. He took care of sheep. God chose David
to take care of the Jewish people.

David played the harp. When the king of Israel was tired of fighting in the war, he asked
David to play for him. David’s music made him feel better.

One day a terrible giant named Goliath started bragging to his soldier friends that none
of the Jews would dare to fight him. And he was right. The Jewish soldiers were all
afraid of big Goliath. What would happen to the Jewish people?

Then little David said: “I’ll fight Goliath. God will help me.” And he went and got some
stones for his slingshot.

The giant just laughed at him. David put a stone in his sling and flung it. The stone hit
big Goliath on the head. Then David killed him with his sword. All of Goliath’s friends ran
away. The little shepherd boy had saved the Jewish people!