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Grammar
Demonstrate understanding of concepts of noun and
adjectives for identification and description
Grammar
Correctly names of people ,objects ,places and things through
theme based activities
Learning Competencies/Objective Ask some simple questions Ask some simple questions Ask some simple questions Ask some simple questions Ask some simple
(write the LC code for each) ENIOL-IVg1.17.2 ENIOL-IVg-1.17.2 ENIOL-IVg-1.17.2 ENIOL-IVg-1.17.2 questions
ENIOL-IVg-I.I7.2
Listen to narrative and Listen to a narrative and Listen to a narrative and Follow one to two step
informational text or poem and informational text or poem informational text or poem directions Recognize
give one’s reaction to an event or and give one’s reaction to an and give one’s reaction to an ENILC-IVg-3.6 describing words for people,
issue event or issue event or issue objects, things and places
ENILC-IVg-3.12 ENILC-IVg-3.12 ENILC-Ivg-3.12 Recognize describing words (color, shape, size, height,
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for people, objects, things, weight, length distance, etc.)
and places (color, shape, EN1G-IVg-5
size, height, weight, length,
distance, etc.)
EN1G-IVg-5
II.CONTENT DETAILS OF THE STORY DETAILS OF THE STORY DETAILS OF THE STORY DESCRIBING WORDS ACTION WORDS
“TUTULILI” “TUTULILI” “TUTULILI”
III.LEARNING RESOURCES
A.References
1.Teacher’s Guides/Pages pp.320-323 pp.323-324 pp.326-329 pp.329-331 pp.332-333
2.Learner’s Materials Pages p.104 p.105 p.106 p.107 p.108
3.Textbook Pages
4. Additional Materials from
Learning Resources (LR) portal
B. Other Learning Resources
IV.PROCEDURES IV. PROCEDURE
A. Reviewing previous lesson or Recite the poem Introduces the poem “At the Introduces the poem, Wee Teacher and pupils recite Teacher and pupils
presenting the new lesson “Clap Your Hands”. Zoo. Pupils recite the poem Willie Winkee. Pupils recite the the poem, recite the poem
and think of simple questions poem and then think of simple “At the Zoo .” Pupils recite the
Clap Your Hands about the poem. questions about the poem. ”Clap Your Hands.” poem and think of simple
Touch your toes At the Zoo questions about the poem.
Turn around By William Makepeace Wee Willie Winkie “Clap Your Hands”
Put your finger on your nose Thackeray Wee Willie Winkie runs Clap Your Hands At the Zoo
Flap your arms through the town, Touch your toes By William Makepeace
Jump up high First I saw the white bear, Upstairs and downstairs, Turn around Thackeray
Wiggle your fingers then I saw the black; In his nightgown; Put your finger on your First I saw the white bear,
And reach for the sky. Then I saw the camel with a Rapping at the window, nose then I saw the black;
hump upon his back; Crying through the lock, Flap your arms Then I saw the camel
Then I saw the grey wolf, “Are the children are in their Jump up high with a hump upon
with mutton in his maw; beds? Wiggle your fingers his back;
Then I saw the wombat Now it’s eight o’ clock”. And reach for the sky. Then I saw the grey
waddle in the straw; wolf, with mutton in his maw;
Then I saw the elephant a Then I saw the wombat
–waving of his trunk; waddle in the straw;
Then I saw the monkey Then I saw the elephant a
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s-mercy ,how unpleasantly –waving of his trunk;
they smell! Then I saw the monkeys
-mercy, how unpleasantly
they smell!
B. Establishing a purpose for The teacher posts a picture on The teacher posts a picture The teacher posts a The teacher posts a The teacher posts a
the lesson the board and asks questions on the board and asks picture on the board picture on the picture on the
questions and asks questions board and asks questions board and ask questions
about it. about it?
What do you see in the
about it.
picture? What do you see in the picture?
Who is in the picture? about it. .
about it. . Does she help to keep us Who is in the picture?
How do know that she is a fire What do you see in the
What do you see in the healthy? What is he doing?
fighter? picture? Who is in the picture?
picture? Why is he doing that?
How does he help keep us
Who is in the picture? .
healthy?
How do you know that he is a
If you were a reporter, What
police officers?
are the questions that you will
ask him?
.
C. Presenting Pupils pretend to be reporters Pupils pretend to be Pupils pretend to be reporters Pupils pretend to be Pupils pretend to be
examples/instances of the and think of simple questions for reporters and think and think of simple questions reporters and think reporters and think
new lesson
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the person in the picture. of simple questions for the person in the picture. of simple questions for the of simple questions for
for the person in the picture. person in the picture. the person in the picture.
D. Discussing new concepts Ask them to share and compare Ask them to share Ask them to share and Ask them to share and Ask them to share
and practicing new skills #1 their answer to their seatmates, and compare their compare their answer to their compare their answer and compare their
and present their work. answer to their seatmates, and present their to their seatmates ,and answer to their seatmates
work. present their work. ,and present their work.
seatmates ,and Tell the pupils that the action
present their work. done by the boy in the picture
Is an action words or a verb.
E. Discussing new concepts Pre-reading of the read aloud Pre-reading activities Pre-reading activities Teacher gives description of Teacher divides the
and practicing new skills #2 story ;TUTULILI Asks the pupils to recall the Teacher asks the pupils to a picture and asks the pupils class into two groups
Teacher shows the cover of the first part of the story. retell the second part of the to draw the picture on their .Each group
book in class and asks questions story. notebooks. will choose representatives
about it .Pupils study the cover who will act out a
and answer questions about it. given situation.
TUTULILI The groupmates of the
TUTULILI representatives will guess
what the action or
description is. The time
limit is one minute.
If The group did not
get the right answer
when the time runs out,
the other group has
a chance to guess.
The group who guesses the
correct answer will get
a point.
Charades:
Brushing your teeth
strong
running
small
F. Developing mastery During reading activities During Reading Activities During Reading Activities Asks pupils to work in Charade game.
(Leads to formative assessment) Teacher reads pages 4-11 of the Teacher reads pages 12-25 Teacher reads pages 26-31 of pairs and do the same
book. of the book. the book. activity.
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Pupils listen and answer Pupils listen and Pupils listen and answer
questions about the story. answer question question about the story.
The teacher explains the about the story. The teacher explains the
meanings of difficult words in the The teacher explain meanings of difficult words in
story using gestures, facial s the meanings of the story using gestures, facial
expressions, picture, etc. difficult words in the expressions, pictures, etc.
Teacher writes the new words on story using gestures, Teacher writes the new words
the board. facial expressions, on the board.
pictures, etc.
Teacher writes the new
words on the board.
G. Finding practical/applications Ask the pupils if they enjoy Ask the pupils to answer After Reading Activities Teacher reads the direction.
of concepts and skills in reading the story the following questions.
daily living
. Asks some questions about the 1. Draw a big circle.
.Answer the questions What do you see in the story. Pupils answer the 2. Draw two small triangles
Who are the characters of the picture? teacher’s questions. on top of the circle. One on
story? Where is Epoy? Who are the characters of the the right part one on the
Where are they now?. Who are with him? story? left part.
If there is still time, ask pupils to Where is Lili ? 3Draw two circles inside the
copy the new words in their note What is she doing? upper part of big circles
books. 4. Draw a small circle in the
lower middle of the two
circles.
5. Draw three slanting lines
on the right side of the big
circle and another three
lines on the left side of the
big circle.
6. Draw a line under the
small circle in the middle of
the big circle. Are you done
with your work? Show your
work with your seatmates
.Is your work the same with
your seatmate?
What is the mystery
picture?
It is a cat. How did you draw
the picture? Pupils recall
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the instructions.
.
Teacher posts the
instructions on the board
and reads them.What are
the adjectives used in the
instructions.
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Pour shiver flap touch
J .Additional activities for Asks the pupils to retell the first Asks the pupils to Asks the pupils to retell the Asks the pupils to show
application or remediation part of the story to their families. retell the second part whole story to their families. their cat drawings to their
of the story to their families. family members. Then ask
them to do the activity with
their sisters or brothers.
V.REMARKS
VI.REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned
80% of the formative assessment
B .No. of learners who require
additional activities to
remediation
C. Did the remedial lessons work?
No. of learners who have caught
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up with the lesson
D. No. of learners who continue to
require remediation
E .Which of my teaching
strategies worked well? Why did
these work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter
which my principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G .What innovation or localized
material did I use/discover which I
wish to share with other
teachers?
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