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TOPIC/LESSON NAME Lesson 1: Traditions and Locations: The Filipino Poem; “Mayon”
by Christian Sendon Cordero
CONTENT STANDARD The learners understand and appreciate literary texts in various
genres across national literature and cultures
PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners demonstrate understanding and appreciation
of 21st Century Philippine Literature from the regions thru:
A written close analysis and critical interpretation of a
literary text in terms of form and theme, with a
description of its context derived from research.
An adaptation of a text into other creative forms using
multimedia.
The learners critically understand the writer’s culture thru
still photo exhibit
LEARNING COMPETENCIES Identify the geographic, linguistic and ethnic
dimensions of Philippines
The learners analytically create a table showing a
representation of Bikol’s beliefs and culture.
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES Still photo exhibit
TIME ALLOTMENT 4 hours
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Traditions and Locations: The Filipino Poem; “Mayon” by Christian Sendon
Cordero.
Practice:
Organized table showing different information from the literary piece read.
Enrichment:
Presentation of the searched pictures of Bikol literature and used it in still photo exhibit.
Evaluation:
Quiz
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Representation and the Philippine Canon; “Third World Geography” by
Cirilo F. Bautista (Manila)
Practice:
A completed graphic organizer showing parts of the poem that use “figures of speech”
Enrichment:
Presentation of the searched pictures of Representation and the Philippine Canon;
“Third World Geography” by Cirilo F. Bautista (Manila) and make a Creative Visualization of the
Poem.
Evaluation:
Quiz
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Philippine Literature: Writing in the Regions; “Home of the Ashfall” by John
Jack Wigley (Pampanga)
Practice:
Constructed essay about the importance of remembering and understanding our local
writers.
Enrichment:
Skits of scenes of the essay of the Philippine Literature: Writing in the Regions; “Home
of the Ashfall” by John Jack Wigley (Pampanga)
Evaluation:
Quiz
TOPIC/LESSON NAME Lesson 4: Writing the Regions: Traditions and Trends; “Voice
Tape” By Ariel S. Tabag (Cagayan)
CONTENT STANDARD The learners understand and appreciate literary texts in various
genres across national literature and cultures
PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners dramatize an expected ending for a literary piece..
LEARNING COMPETENCIES Appreciate the contributions of the canonical Filipino
writers to the development of national literature.
The learners objectively discuss the problem faced by
the characters in the literary piece by making a real-life
scenario in line with the discussed literary piece.
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES Skit Reenacting Possibilities of the Story’s Ending
TIME ALLOTMENT 4 hours
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Writing the Regions: Traditions and Trends; “Voice Tape” By Ariel S.
Tabag (Cagayan)
Practice:
Skit Reenacting Possibilities of the Story’s Ending
Enrichment:
Skit Reenacting Possibilities of the Story’s Ending with the piece of Writing the
Regions: Traditions and Trends; “Voice Tape” By Ariel S. Tabag (Cagayan)
Evaluation:
Quiz
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Writing the Regions: Traditions and Trends; “Voice Tape” By Ariel S.
Tabag (Cagayan)
Practice:
A Venn diagram showing the the comparison and contrast of a 21 st century lit. to the
old ones.
Enrichment:
Making connections in relation with the piece of Writing the Regions: Traditions and
Trends; “Voice Tape” By Ariel S. Tabag (Cagayan)
Evaluation:
Quiz
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the The Language of Literature “The Love of Magdalena Jalandoni” by Winton
Lou Ynion (Iloilo)
Practice:
Audio-visual Documentary
Enrichment:
Audio-visual Documentary
Evaluation:
Quiz
TOPIC/LESSON NAME Lesson 7: Philippine Literary turns and tropes “The Haiyan
Dead” by Merlie M. Alunan (Leyte)
CONTENT STANDARD The learners understand and appreciate literary texts in various
genres across national literature and cultures
PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners integrate ideas from a literary piece thru classroom
discussion and reporting
LEARNING COMPETENCIES Analyze the figures of speech and other literary techniques and
devices in the text.
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES Open-Ended questioning
TIME ALLOTMENT 4 hours
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Philippine Literary turns and tropes “The Haiyan Dead” by Merlie M.
Alunan (Leyte)
Practice:
Analogy
Enrichment:
Report and Classroom Discussion
Evaluation:
Quiz
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the What surrounds the Literary Text: “Green Sanctuary”(an excerpt) by
Antonio Enriquez (Zamboanga, Misamis Oriental
Practice:
Analogy
Enrichment:
Poster Exhibit
Evaluation:
Quiz
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Region in the Nation: “Promdi@manila” by Genevieve L. Asenjo (Antique)
Practice:
C.Essay
Enrichment:
C.Essay
Evaluation:
Quiz
TOPIC/LESSON NAME Lesson 10: Texts and Contexts: “One day on the road” by
Temistokles Adlawan (Cebu)
CONTENT STANDARD The learners understand and appreciate literary texts in various
genres across national literature and cultures
PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners conduct a photo-shoot portraying a scene from a
literary piece labeling them from the different parts of a plot.
LEARNING COMPETENCIES Explain the relationship of context with the text’s
meaning
The learner creatively show the picture from a
photoshoot thru explaining the scenery chose in
consideration of the type of plot used.
SPECIFIC LEARNING OUTCOMES (Street Life)
TIME ALLOTMENT 4 hours
LESSON OUTLINE:
Introduction:
Sharing lesson objectives and let the students watch a video clip regarding to the topic.
Motivation:
The teacher will ask some questions regarding to the video and students need to
provide feedbacks.
Instruction:
Discuss the Texts and Contexts: “One day on the road” by Temistokles Adlawan
(Cebu)
Practice:
Reflection Essay
Enrichment:
Streetlife Scenery for Posting in Social Media
Evaluation:
Quiz