Eng10 Q1 W2
Eng10 Q1 W2
GRADES 1 to 12
Learning
DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher: JEANMAR S DE LOS REYES Area: English
Teaching Dates
and Time: August 5-9 2024 Quarter: 1
C. Motivation Mind Mapping" Activity 2.1 Picture Perfect (Name the Activity 1: Love vs Time Activity 1: Word Game Discovery Learning
A technique for organizing Picture) Encircle words that you can find Group Activity:
thoughts and ideas visually. The students will guess the name of Illustrates the similarities and in the puzzle below. They are UNSCRAMBLE
Explain that it is a way to a person and place as shown in the differences between two ideas. arranged vertically and JUMBLE!
explore connections and picture. horizontally. (Working as a team
relationships between Processing questions: (CLG) students will read
different concepts. Mystery Word (Unfamiliar Word 1. What are the ideas can be the
1. A simple mind map was Encounter) associated with love and time? definition and arrange
shown, placing one of the 2. How does love change the the jumbled letters to
chosen concepts in one circle time? How does time affect reveal the
on the left and the other love? word and choose the
concept in a circle on the 3. Why is time more important word associated with it.
right. in love and vice versa? A. A kind of animal that
2. Encourage students to can fly; it has feathers
brainstorm and contribute and wings,
ideas related to each concept. and it can lay eggs
Ask questions like: (BRID - Freedom)
●What do you already know B. A mechanical
about each concept? machine that is use for
●How are these concepts measuring time;
similar or different? it indicates hours,
●Can you think of any words minutes, and sometimes
or phrases associated with seconds
each concept? (LOCKC - Time)
C. A fist-size organ that
pumps blood throughout
your
body (HEART - Love)
D. Activity Read the text and answer the Pre-reading of the Text Activity 2: Activity 2: Present the What is our word of the
questions that follow. Guide Questions: Directions: Read the article information below using a Table, day?
Activity 2.2 1. How is "Sungka," a traditional entitled “Love and Time” by Pie Graph, or a Bar Graph “Nostalgic”
Filipino game, played? Angelo Clemen. Take note of (a student will read the
1. What are the article all
What is its purpose? the different keywords, ideas, example sentence and
about? 2. Could you please describe the and/or concepts you encounter in will receive
2. What do you think is the cultural relevance of the "Sungka" the selection. Then follow the “Tatlong pataas clap”)
purpose of the article? game and its historical background? given steps to complete the “I feel nostalgic
3. What are the similarities 3. How does "Sungka" contribute to activity. whenever I see this
and differences among a cognitive development and picture of us on the
cabeza, a datu and a sultan? strategic thinking? Are there any beach.”
variations of the a game that What exactly does
●To Compare and Contrast
enhances its complexity? nostalgic mean?
the Spanish barangay to the 4. What effects do the "Sungka"
balangay during the pre- board's layout and design have on
Spanish era. the gaming, and what tactics may
4. Which graphic organizer players use to their advantage?
would be most useful?
School: SAMBOANG- NGLIAY HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level: 10
GRADES 1 to 12
Learning
DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher: JEANMAR S DE LOS REYES Area: English
Teaching Dates
and Time: August 5-9 2024 Quarter: 1
Unemployment and
Economic Recession
Processing questions:
1. What cognitive advantages
does concept mapping
provide to those
learning and developing
ideas?
2. In what ways does
collaborative concept
mapping contribute to more
comprehensive and diverse
topic exploration?
3. What are the key steps
involved in creating a concept
map for the analysis of a
historical event?
J. REMARKS
K. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for
remediation who
scored blow 80%
C. Did the remedial
lessons work? No. of
learners who have
caught 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 materials did I
used/discover which I
wish to share with
other teachers?