Problem and Solution
Problem and Solution
II.SUBJECT MATTER:
A. Topic: Using Appropriate Grammatical Signals or Expressions to Each Pattern
of Idea and Development.
B. Reference: EN8G-la-7
C. Materials: Instructional Materials and multimedia presentation
D. Strategies: Interactive and Collaborative
E. Values Integration: Effective communication and understanding of oneself and
others.
III. PROCEDURE:
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Preliminary activities
1. Greetings.
A pleasant morning everyone!
4. Checking of attendance.
Now, let us check the attendance. Janine who
is absent today? Yes ma’am.
B.Motivation
Find the proper solution to the given problem.
Match the pictures in column A to B. Are you
Ready class?
Yes ma’am.
C. Presentation
With these pictures what do you think is our
short story for today? Any idea?
PR_BL_M – S_L_TI_N
PROBLEM-SOLUTION ma’am.
D. Discussion
These are the examples of grammatical
signals or expressions that can be used for
problem and solution pattern. Please read,
Cj. Signal words and phrases for
problem:
the issue
problem
is/are
because puzzle
led to need
since challenge
the difficulty
dilemma
is
question due to
solution
is/are
thereby respond
to the
need
should in order
to
These are the words or phrases we can use for Problem Solution
Because of the The school
solution. For example, please read.
fire, the school thereby
building was requested the
destroyed. Department of
Education
(DepEd) for a
new building.
E. Application
Let’s do the popcorn reading. I will divide you
into four groups. Please count off. If I clap
once group 1 will read, if I clap twice, group 2
will read, if I clap thrice, group 3 will read
and Yes ma’am.
if I clap four times, group 4 will read. Do you
understand class?
F. Generalization
A problem is something that was, can
In your own words, can you define problem be, or should be done to remedy
and while solution the way a problem is
solution? solved or fixed.
IV. EVALUATION
A. Identify me!
Directions: Read each sentence and determine whether the highlighted part expresses a problem
or solution. Write P if it indicates problem and write S if it indicates solution.
1. Mary doesn’t like cartoons because they are loud, so she doesn’t watch them.
2. My problem is my hair won’t work with me today! It’s so frizzy. I should just put some
gel in it.
3. Jon tore his paper. Hence, he used tape to fix it.
4. The virus is making many people sick. Therefore, everyone is required to get vaccinated.
5. I forgot to lock the door and my cat run away. I think, I need to call my friends and
neighbours to help and search for him.
6. Ellah is hungry; she should eat a lot.
7. My tooth really aches because I ate so much candy, therefore I went to the dentist for
check up.
8. I was soaking wet, so I changed my clothes immediately.
9. Ted’s bedroom was messy; therefore, he picked his toys up.
10. Peg had a cold. Accordingly, she took medicine.
B. Fix me!
Directions: Think of a solution to each given problem.
1. One of your friends asks you to go to the mall with them on Saturday afternoon. You
really want to do, but you promised your dad you would help him cut the grass on
Saturday. What can you do?
2. You have spent weeks working on a very important school project. On the day that it is
due, you accidentally left it at home. What can you do?
3. You are planning a big outdoor party at your house. You have invited a lot of people. On
the morning of the party, it’s thundering, lightening, and pouring down rain. What can
you do?
V. ASSIGNMENT
A. Follow up: Directions: Make an advance reading about cause and effect.