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- 1. © led LESSON PLAN in ENGLISH10 MERAVE M. CANDELARIA
- 2. At the endof the session, the learners should have: Determine the figure of speech used Identify the theme of the poem Appreciate literary pieces by valuing its capacity to transform lives I.Objectives: © led
- 3. © led II. SubjectMatter A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates understanding of how world literature and other text types serve as instruments to resolve social conflicts, also how to use the language of research, campaigns and advocacies B. Topic:A Martian Sends a Postcard Home C. References: 1. Teachers Guide Pages-P384-385 2. Learner’s Materials Pages- P 427-431
- 4. © led D. Materials 1.VideoClip 2.Laptop 3.LED Monitor 4.Textbook 5.Picture cut-outs
- 5. III.Strategy © led A MATCHGAME. Strips of paper will be given. They will match figurative language with it’s examples.
- 6. Motivation I have heresome things, and I want you to describe them as detailed as possible
- 7. You put iton top of the bottle’s cap, lodge the bottom point of the bottle opener under the cap, and carefully pull the handle upward. This will bend the cap and release the bottle from the cap’s hold.”
- 8. Ans.“To open doorsor locks, you put it inside the appropriate keyhole and then twist it until the lock opens.”
- 9. Unlocking of difficulties Hildaborrowed a caxton from the library. She needed it as a reference for her research..
- 10. A caxton isa book printed by William Caxton, the first man to print books in English.
- 11. Harold shrieked withpain when his finger toes hit the edge of the wall. His high- pitched cry woke his sister up.
- 12. A shriek isa loud, sharp, high-pitched cry people make, commonly when in sudden pain, or when scared.
- 13. The experts arestill trying to figure out the meaning of the engravings into the wall. These inscriptions were probably written thousands of years ago.
- 14. Engravings are designsformed on a hard surface, such as wood, metal or stone..
- 15. . Juan triedto work with the apparatus for his project. The complicated instrument was hard to work with.
- 16. An apparatus isan instrument, machinery, tool, material, that has a particular function or intended use.
- 17. Analysis 1. What isthe first object that the Martian describe? Ans:Caxton Book
- 18. 2. What twoforms of weather were mentioned in the poem? Ans.Mist Rain
- 19. 3. How doesthe Martian describe the forms of weather? Ans. “The Martian described the mist and the rain.”
- 20. He said thatthe mist happens when the sky is tired, and it rests its soft machines on the ground.” It meant the clouds, because when there is mist, there is thick fog and it looks like fog.”
- 21. The Martian saidthat rain is when the earth is television, for it has the property of makin colors darker.” “Because just like a television, the rain can change the color of the surroundings once it starts pouring.”
- 22. © led 4. Whatother objects were describe by Martians? Ans. a.Model T/ car b. wristwatch/clock c. telephone/phone d. toilet
- 23. © led 5. Howdifferent does the Martian see the objects? Ans.Martian described the objects with an ignorant perspective while we see those things as common
- 24. © led 6. Whatfigurative language is dominantly use? Give examples. Ans: Metaphor Rain-television Model T-room
- 25. © led Group activity: “NowI have here some pictures, these are the things that the Martian described in the poem, I want you identify the line in the poem that described them, understood?” Abstraction
- 26. © led Line #3 They cause the eyes to melt
- 27. © led What significantrealizations have you made after the activity? What is the theme of the poem?
- 28. © led Every daywe are confronted with certain things that we do not understand and we paused for a while, reflect in ourselves whether those things are real or just an illusion.
- 29. © led At somepoint, we are all Martians. We are all aliens in our very own world. Our understanding of what is lies on our experience, on our culture and language facility on naming things.
- 30. © led At somepoint, we are all Martians. We are all aliens in our very own world. Our understanding of what is lies on our experience, on our culture and language facility on naming things.
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