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These steps should be done across the week. Spread out the activities appropriately so that students will learn well. Always be guided by demonstration
of learning by the students which you can infer from formative assessment activities. Sustain learning systematically by providing students with
IV. PROCEDURES
multiple ways to learn new things, practice their learning, question their learning processes, and draw conclusions about what they learned in relation to
their life experiences and previous knowledge. Indicate the time allotment for each step.
A. Reviewing previous A. Conduct daily routine.
lesson or presenting the Greetings
new lesson Classroom Management (Ask students to arrange chairs properly, and pick up any small piece of paper under their seats.)
B. Establishing a Check attendance ask if anyone is absent)
purpose for the lesson B. Show image of rats to students. Encourage them to say something they like and dislike about the them.
C. Presenting examples/ C. Facilitate FACTORATS activity for motivation.
instances of the new D. Flash facts about rats, applying knowledge content within and across curriculum teaching areas.
lesson E. Let the students identify if the statement is true or false. Instruct them to rise and yell the word FACT if the statement is True, and to remain
D. Discussing new seated and yell RAT if false.
concepts & practicing
new skills #1 Statements:
E. Discussing new Rats are very clean animals. They work very hard to rid themselves of dirt, just like cats, Rats and mice spend hours of grooming.
concepts & practicing Rats enjoy the companionship of other animals.
new skills #2 Mother rats will go to great lengths to save their babies. They will even go through great danger and pain to save the babies of other rats.
F. Developing mastery
Rats are more active at daytime.
(leads to Formative
Rats have excellent eyesight and have excellent senses of smell, taste and touch.
Assessment 3)
G. Finding practical Rats are smart, curious and friendly.
applications of concepts Rats and mice have complex language system. They can communicate by touch, by smell, and by sound of frequencies that we can’t hear.
& skills in daily living
H. Making F. Present objectives of the day.
generalizations & G. Group the class into six according to gender. (three groups for males and three groups for females.)
abstractions about the H. Give each group a copy of the 4H form, for them to fill up.
lesson I. Instruct them to write the names of each member beside the role /function they wish to assume.
I. Evaluating learning 4H Form:
J. Additional activities HEADS-Lead the group
for application or HEART- share ideas/concepts
remediation HANDS- Record notes for team’s output
HEALTH- Monitor team’s discipline
J. Remind each group on their assumed task/ responsibility during the activity.
K. To unlock difficulty, Flash sentences using unfamiliar words taken from the text, and let the students choose the meaning from the given
choices.
Sentences:
1. The company was very anxious of getting the partnerships from the high leveled company.
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2. Her parents were pleased by her decision.
3. All students are eager to watch the performance of the SPA students.
4. She immediately refused his boyfriend’s wedding proposal.
5. After winning the championship, he developed too much vanity that people do not like.
R. Generalize Activity through Transfer and Apply by asking each group to give 2 concepts learned in the activity and 2 ways on how would they
apply these concepts in their daily undertakings.
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REFLECTION
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well?