I. Objectives: B. Reference: Esp-Pd11/12Ei-Ii-J-8.1 Esp-Pd11/12Ei-Ii-J-8.3
I. Objectives: B. Reference: Esp-Pd11/12Ei-Ii-J-8.1 Esp-Pd11/12Ei-Ii-J-8.3
I. Objectives: B. Reference: Esp-Pd11/12Ei-Ii-J-8.1 Esp-Pd11/12Ei-Ii-J-8.3
I. OBJECTIVES
Discuss that understanding the intensity and differentiation of emotions may help in
communicating emotional expressions
Explore one’s positive and negative emotions and how one expresses or hides them
Demonstrate and create ways to manage various emotions
III. PROCEDURES
A. CLASSROOM ROUTINE
1. PRAYER
2. CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE
3. REVIEW
Enumerate the eight (8) mental health challenges that has been discussed in the previous lesson.
B. LESSON PROPER
MOTIVATION Cite a situation in which you have felt
On a blank piece of paper, have the emotions on the activity.
students draw a face or an emoticon that What are the translation of the
expresses their feelings today. Ask emotions in Filipino or the local dialect?
students to break out in groups of four 3. ABSTRACTION
and share their drawing and why they What is emotional intelligence?
feel that way today. Enumerate the difference types of
responses. Explain “assertive,"
1. ACTIVITY “aggressive" and “passive” responses.
Instruct students to do the activity on
‘Exploring Emotions’ and ‘I Am’ on pp. 56- 4. APPLICATION
57. Have students pair up and share their Read the scenario of ‘Geneva’s Story’
responses with their partner. on p. 73 (TG). Illustrate why
assertiveness is usually the best choice in
2. ANALYSIS a situation like this.
IV. EVALUATION
Do ‘Responsible Action Sheet’ on p. 58-59.
ASSIGNMENT
Brainstorm some ways that are used to deal with anger. Include both good and bad methods. Upon
finishing the list, decide on the methods that are healthy ways to deal with anger.
REMARKS REFLECTION
Carried out