QUARTER 4 - DAY 3
English 2
Reading Words with
Short a, e, i, o, u
Sounds in CVC Pattern
MELC
Read words with short
e, a, i, o , and u sound
in CVC pattern
REVIEW PAST
LESSON /
PRESENTING
NEW LESON
Direction:
Listen carefully to the story
and respond to texts to
clarify meanings heard by
answering the questions
below.
My House
My house is where my family lives. It
is blue. There are four bedrooms. We
have a kitchen and a bathroom.
Our family room is where we like to
watch television together. When
people come over, we eat in a
dining room. We have a playroom in
the basement. We have a swing in
the backyard.
1. What color is the house?
A. blue
B. black
C. brown
2. How many bedrooms are in
the house?
A. two
B. three
C. four
3. What is the meaning of playroom?
A. a place to study our lesson.
B. a place where toys are kept and
children can play.
C. a place where family prays
together.
4. What is in the backyard?
A. swing
B. chairs
C. tables
5. Family means ______________.
A. a group consisting of parents and
children living together in a household
B. a group of people that are not
related to each other
C. a group of people who are in a
community
ESTABLISHING
A PURPOSE FOR
THE LESSON
Direction:
Watch the video...
Practice Reading Short i
Words | CVC Words
(youtube.com)
PRESENTING
EXAMPLES/INST
ANCES OF THE
NEW LESSON
Direction:
Answer the following
questions:
1. What are vowel letters?
2. How you are going to read rib,
lid and dig?
DISCUSSING NEW
CONCEPT AND
PRACTICING NEW
SKILLS #1
CVC words are three-letter
words that follow a consonant,
vowel, and consonant pattern.
The CVC words have short vowel
sounds.
ANALYSIS
The short vowel sound
refers to the sounds that
correspond to the vowels a,
e, i, o, and u.
Short a is the medial sound
you hear in the words mat,
ram, far, bag and mad.
Short e is the medial
sound you hear in the
words bet, fed, red, gem
and ten.
Short i is the medial sound
you hear in the words pit,
mix, dim, hid, and lip.
Short o is the medial sound
you hear in the words job,
pop, not, and fog.
Short u is the medial sound
you hear in the words hut,
nut, bud, and cut.
DISCUSSING NEW
CONCEPT AND
PRACTICING NEW
SKILLS #2
Direction:
Match the picture
with its correct
word.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
dot
pin
tub
ten
bat
DEVELOPING
MASTERY (LEADS
TO FORMATIVE
ASSESSMENT)
GROUP
ACTIVITY
Group 1 Direction:
Identify the medial
sound of each picture.
Then, write the name of
each word.
1.
e o a
2.
e o i
3.
o a i
4.
a e u
5.
u o i
Group 2 Direction:
Arrange the jumbled
letters to form a word
that is described by each
picture. Read the words
aloud.
1. n s u
2. e b w
3. g u b
4. p a c
5. u n n
FINDING PRACTICAL /
APPLICATION OF
CONCEPTS AND
SKILLS IN
DAILY LIVING
Direction:
Read the poem aloud.
Write your own
sentences using the
given CVC words.
I CAN
I can mop the floor.
I can cook in a pan.
I can rub my hands with soap.
I can jog and run under the sun.
I can read books on my bed.
I can play with my pet dog.
Above all, I thank God for our
safety.
1. mop _____________
2. pan _____________
3. sun _____________
4. bed _____________
5. rub _____________
MAKING
GENERALIZATIONS
AND ABSTRACTION
ABOUT THE
LESSON
REMEMBER
As a beginning reader, learning CVC
words is a good way to practice your
reading and spelling skills. Your
knowledge of the letter sounds helps
you blend speech sounds together
for you to read a complete word.
A grade two Filipino learner like
you must know how to read with
ease by familiarizing the basic
sight words containing the a, e, i,
o, and u sounds in CVC pattern.
These skills will prepare you
to read and deal with more
difficult and unfamiliar
words as you progress.
EVALUATE
LEARNING
ADDITIONAL
ACTIVITIES FOR
APPLICATION OR
REMEDIATION
Direction:
Encircle the CvC
in the puzzle.
b a d s b c p
u r e d a o e
t e n u t b n
c o p e s i t
ENGLISH 2 reading words with CVC Pattern

ENGLISH 2 reading words with CVC Pattern