The document discusses making a stand and stating opinions on various topics. It provides statements that people can agree or disagree with by standing or sitting. Some example topics covered include tattoos for young people, handling life, true love, and being Filipino. A "Would You Rather" game is proposed with topics like being rich/ugly vs poor/good looking, and finding true love vs money. Students are asked to take a stand in designated areas to show their agreement or disagreement on issues like copying answers, disrespecting teachers, and allowing cellphones in school. Role plays are suggested where people state their stand on topics such as house vs car preferences and arguments for school uniforms.

2. You already taken your stand whether you agreed or disagreed from the ff statement
in this matter there are no right or wrong positions,
since everyone of us is entitled to stand in their own
• To make a stand is determined effort to
defend something or to stop something
from happening. The key is to completely
believing in the topic yourself. Because if
you don’t believe in what you’re telling,
how can you convince the listener or
someone else.

3. • To make a stand is
pointing out your
OPINION in the way of
writing.

4. Stand if you agree with the
statement and sit down if you
are disagree.

5. Tattoos are not for
young ones like
me.

6. I know how to
handle life

7. I know what true
love is

8. I am lucky to be a
Filipino

9. Another game: We called it as WOULD YOU RATHER GAME, This will be group 1 and 2, each member of the group will come in front to stand their belief
WOULD YOU RATHER
GAME!!!

10. Would you rather
be rich and ugly, or
poor and good
looking?

11. Would you rather be
the most popular or
the smartest person
you know?

12. Would you rather
find true love or 10
million dollars?

13. Independent Practice:
Make a stand on how you feel
about the topic.
There are designated areas for
the group to stand.

14. AGREE DISAGREE

15. Is copying your
classmate’s answer
good or bad

16. Should students
disrespect their
teachers

17. Should cellphones
be allowed in
schools

18. Can curfews help
keep teenagers out
of trouble?

19. Lets have a play :
Give your own stand to the statement.
“ A beautiful house and
ugly car or an ugly house
and a beautiful car”

20. Make a stand based on the topic sentence below
• School uniforms should be required in public
schools for three reasons:
1. First, wearing school uniforms would help make
students lives simpler.
2. Second, school uniforms influence students to
act responsibly in groupsand as individual.
3. Finally, students feel equal when they are all
wearing the same school uniform.