Ate Hazel - Final Demo
Ate Hazel - Final Demo
Ate Hazel - Final Demo
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
A. Give their own examples of conflict.
B. Determine the conflict presented in literary selection.
C. Resolve the conflict through role playing.
D. Relate the events in the story in real life experiences.
B. Presentation
The teacher will explain the meaning of conflict provided with the visual aid.
What is conflict?
It is a problem or struggles of the 2 opposing characters.
A situation in which people, groups, countries, are involved in a serious disagreement or
argument.
A violent situation or period of fighting between 2 persons, countries, or animals
A situation in which there are opposing ideas, opinions, feelings, or wishes in which is difficult to
choose.
C. Application
The students will give their own examples of conflict.
The students will be given two questions related on the selection “I shall have other birthdays" by
Ceferino Joven that they need to answer.
D.Evaluation
The students will be grouped into two.Each group will be given a reading material with the
selection entitled "I shall have other birthdays" by Ceferino Joven.•Each group will be given 5
minutes to have a short skit in the part of the selection "I shall have other birthdays" by Ceferino
Joven that shows the conflict and how they will resolve that conflict in their own ways.
RUBRIC:
Ways of resolving 5
conflict
Clarity of Voice 2
Acting 3
Total 10
IV. Assignment:
The students will write an essay consisting of 5-6 sentences on how they resolve conflicts at home.
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V.
Teacher’s Activity Students Activity
Daily Routine:
Greetings Good Morning Ma’am!
Good Morning 7-Malamig!
Prayer:
Everyone, please stand for the prayer Yes Ma’am.
____________ please lead the prayer? In the name of the father, and of the son, and
of the Holy Spirit, Amen.
Checking Attendance
Do we have absentees today?
Very Good! None, Ma’am
Recapitulation:
Class, who can recall of what we’ve discussed last
meeting? Ma’am!
It’s all about the elements of the story.
Yes, Very Good!
Who can give the 5 elements of a story? Ma’am!
Character, Setting, Plot, Conflict, Theme
Perfect!
A. Engage:
Questions:
1st Box:
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What is the most important gift that you
want to receive Why?
Answer:_______________________
2nd Box:
Do you know someone or somebody
who needs a gift more than you do? Why?
3rd Box:
Did you experience to share or to give
something to someone whom you know
needed it more than you do?
What is the feeling?
4th Box:
When was the last time that you’ve
receive a birthday gift? How was the feeling?
Explore:
I will be showing to you a short video clips
All you have to do is watch very carefully.
A.
(Watching a Video)
B. Explain:
What is conflict?
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wishes in which is difficult to
choose.
Do you understand?
Yes, Ma’am
C. Elaborate:
I will show you four short video clips.
You will identify what kind of conflict is present
in each video (Internal and External Conflict). If
its external, what kind.
Are we clear?
Yes, Ma’am
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Are you ready?
Yes, Ma’am
Within the
Within the
Characters Conflict Character
Surrounding
Itself
D. Evaluation:
You are already with your group members.
This is what you going to do.
I will be giving each group a situation wherein
you must resolve the conflicts in non-violent ways
through role playing.
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Total 10
Group1:
From the cartoon series Huckleberry Finn
(Depression)
Group 2:
From the movie “Walk About”
(Rallying between the civilian and the police)
Group 3:
From the movie “IT”
(Bullying of a classmates)\
Group 4:
From the movie “Cyberbully”
(Cyber Bullying)
Are You Done?
Yes, Ma’am
Presentation and giving feedback
Be Ready, group 2 you will be critiquing group 1
Group 3 for the Group 2
Group 4 for the Group 3
Group 1 for the Group 4
Start
RUBRIC:
Ways of resolving 5
conflict
Clarity of Voice 2
Acting 3
Total 10
t.
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