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    This lesson plan discusses card catalogues in libraries. The objectives are for students to 1) identify three kinds of cards, 2) make examples of each type of card in a catalogue, and 3) share the practical use of card catalogues. There are three types of cards: author cards with the author's name, title cards with the book title, and subject cards with the main subject. Students will practice making examples of the different card types. Their assignment is to make their own card catalogue.

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    This lesson plan discusses card catalogues in libraries. The objectives are for students to 1) identify three kinds of cards, 2) make examples of each type of card in a catalogue, and 3) share the practical use of card catalogues. There are three types of cards: author cards with the author's name, title cards with the book title, and subject cards with the main subject. Students will practice making examples of the different card types. Their assignment is to make their own card catalogue.

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    This lesson plan discusses card catalogues in libraries. The objectives are for students to 1) identify three kinds of cards, 2) make examples of each type of card in a catalogue, and 3) share the practical use of card catalogues. There are three types of cards: author cards with the author's name, title cards with the book title, and subject cards with the main subject. Students will practice making examples of the different card types. Their assignment is to make their own card catalogue.

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    This lesson plan discusses card catalogues in libraries. The objectives are for students to 1) identify three kinds of cards, 2) make examples of each type of card in a catalogue, and 3) share the practical use of card catalogues. There are three types of cards: author cards with the author's name, title cards with the book title, and subject cards with the main subject. Students will practice making examples of the different card types. Their assignment is to make their own card catalogue.

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    Faustino G.

    Glua GRADE Grade 7


    SCHOOL
    High School LEVEL/SECTION beryl/amythyst
    DAILY Mrs. Geraldine
    TEACHER LEARNING AREA English
    LESSON PLAN Guañizo
    February 11, 2019
    DATE AND TIME QUARTER 4th

    Content Standard
    Performance Standard

    I. Objectives:
    At the end of the session, students should be able to:

    a. identify the three kinds of cards

    b. make an example of each type of cards in a catalogue

    c. Share practical use of card catalogue

    II. Subject Matter

    Reference Book, www.google.com

    Materials Cartolina, Pictures

    III. Procedure

    A. Motivation

    Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity

    Good Morning Sir


    Good Morning Class
    (Checking of Attendance)
    Before we proceed to our discussion 1. Jack of Hearts
    Let’s have first some activity 2. King of Spades
    The teacher will introduce a playing. 3. Queen of Diamond

    Now, class! I have here some Gaming cards; I want you to identify
    the name of the card that I will be given.

    Do you know how to play these cards? Yes Sir!

    So what card games do you know? 1. Tong’it


    2. Posoidos
    3. Solitaire

    B. Presentation
    Today Class we will discuss the Kinds of Cards. And it’s use to the
    library.

    C. Discussion

    Who has an idea about card catalogue?

    Very Good!

    In a library you most use card catalogue to help you locate a


    books, it was also very helpful when it comes to a bigger library.

    There are 3 types of cards

    Author Card – name of author or author’s last name printed on the top
    of the card.

    Title Card – title of the book printed on top of the card. Provides an
    Card catalogue help
    easy way for a person to find a specific book or multimedia holding by
    to locate books in a
    its title.
    library
    Subject Card – subject of the book printed on top of the card.
    Organizes all of the library holdings by the main subjects of the title.

    The teacher will give examples of each card that he discusses.

    Author Card

    Title Card

    Subject Card
    D. Drill/ Practice Exercise

    The teacher will present 6 types of card according his


    discussion.

    IV. Evaluation

    V. Assignment

    Make your own card catalogue

    VI. Valuing/ Generalization


    What do you think the importance of card catalogue? To provide all the information
    necessary.
    Yes. It is to describe all item accurately both physical.

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