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3i's Pattern Development - Narrative

This lesson plan focuses on teaching Grade 11 students about narrative writing, emphasizing its key elements such as characters, setting, and plot. The class includes activities like sharing personal stories and a writing exercise to reinforce the importance of engaging and structured narratives. Students are assigned to write a one-page narrative essay about a significant event in their lives, incorporating vivid descriptions and narrative devices.

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3i's Pattern Development - Narrative

This lesson plan focuses on teaching Grade 11 students about narrative writing, emphasizing its key elements such as characters, setting, and plot. The class includes activities like sharing personal stories and a writing exercise to reinforce the importance of engaging and structured narratives. Students are assigned to write a one-page narrative essay about a significant event in their lives, incorporating vivid descriptions and narrative devices.

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3I's Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan

Subject: Reading and Writing


Topic: Pattern of Development - Narrative Writing
Time Allotment: 45 minutes
Grade Level: 11

I. Introduction (15 minutes)

A. Motivation (5 minutes)

1. Show a short video clip or read a short excerpt from a compelling narrative.
2. Ask students: What makes this story interesting?
3. Discuss their responses, highlighting the importance of vivid details and
emotional connections in narratives.

B. Presentation of the New Topic (5 minutes)

1. Define narrative writing: It tells a story about real or imagined events in an


engaging and structured way.
2. Explain the key elements of a narrative:
o Characters
o Setting
o Plot (Beginning, Middle, End)
o Conflict and Resolution
o Theme
3. Discuss the different narrative devices (e.g., flashback, foreshadowing, dialogue,
imagery).

C. Discussion (5 minutes)

 Compare a well-structured narrative with a poorly written one.


 Explain why organization and coherence are essential in storytelling.

II. Interaction (15 minutes)

Activity: "My Memorable Moment"

1. Ask students to recall a memorable moment in their lives.


2. In pairs, they will share their stories with each other.
3. Each student must highlight three elements that made their story engaging.
4. A few students will share their stories with the class.
III. Integration (10 minutes)

Generalization:

1. Ask: Why is narrative writing important?


2. Summarize the key points:
o A narrative must be engaging and structured.
o Using vivid details and clear organization enhances storytelling.
o Narrative writing helps us express our experiences and emotions
effectively.

IV. Evaluation (5 minutes)

Activity: Short Writing Exercise

 Students will write a short paragraph about a life-changing experience using at


least one narrative device.
 Peer assessment: Exchange papers and provide feedback.

V. Assignment

 Write a one-page narrative essay about a significant event in your life.


 Use vivid descriptions, a consistent point of view, and a clear structure.

Prepared by:
Grizy C. Buhisan - Student Intern

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