This document discusses letting go after a break up. It asks the reader to listen to a song and consider: 1) What the song is about 2) If the person in the song feels pain from letting go 3) If the person still cares for the other It then provides questions to guide an analysis of the song and defines what letting go means.

2. A: wake up, wake up
B: what time is it?
A: it’s time to get up
B: I don’t want to get up
A: wake up, wake up
A: you are going to be late
A: late for what?
B: late for school
A: late for school?
B: it is Sunday

3. Kindly sit back, relax and relish the music.
As you watch the video glance at its lyrics
and you may:
1. Take down words that caught your
attention;
2. Enumerate as many feelings that the
song may draw from you;
3. Write you answers in your notebook.

4. Motive Questions:
1. What do you think is the song all about?
2. Does the persona in the song experience the
pain of letting go?
3. Do you think the persona still cares for the
other person?
4. Does the persona asserts then need to let go?
5. Prove your answers by taking a line from the
song to support your answers.
6. Define what letting go means.

6. GUIDE QUESTIONS:
1. Who are the major characters in the
selection?
2. Describe each characters and discuss
their relation toward the environment
3. Are the characters consistent in their
actions? Do they act in conformity with
their created being?

7. The Chieftest Mourner by Aida
Rivera-Ford

8. Should you fight for the one
you love? Or you should let
go and take in all of the
hurt for the other’s sake?

9. 1. Deliver a minute presentation of your issue
2. Allow the other side to present a minute
argument
3. Permit the opponent for a rebuttal (opposing
view)
4. Take turns in presenting the argument, there
must be presenter of the issue.

10. Assignment
1. Read the short story “Thank You
Ma’am” by Langston Hughes.
2. Study the Development of
Paragraph
3. Bring coloring materials and one
short bond paper.

11. Prepared by:
HAZEL E. NAPILI
BSEd 3H