Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10 Cot
Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10 Cot
Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10 Cot
2020)
Ask:
What have you considered your blessing in life?
Key to correction:
1. Two ponies are described in the poem.
2. The blessing that Wright mentioned in his poem
refers to feelings of happiness, contentment, and
love brought about by the gestures of the two ponies.
3. Blessing connotes the innate qualities of a being
which contribute to a better outlook in life.
4. Happiness, Love and Home.
5. The last three lines show the author’s realization
that true blessings in life come from within. Yes, the
author translates a vision of reality. This is a
realization of the meaning of blessing.
Note: Encourage the students to give their own
interpretation of blessing as shown in the poem.
E. Discussing new concepts and Practicing TASK 5. IF WE HOLD ON TOGETHER
new skills #2 Play the song, ―If We Hold On Together‖. Let the
students analyze the message of the song. The
teacher may post the lyrics on the board.
Source:
If We Hold On Together
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGVQJKgqgY8
F. Developing mastery (leads to Formative TASK 5. DIG IT UP! (5 minutes)
Assessment #3) Ask the students to answer the following questions
below. The students will answer orally.
1. What is the song all about?
(PA: The song is all about achieving our dreams by
holding on together.)
2. What emotions are present in the song?
(PA: Happiness, Hopeful, Optimisim)
3. What message does the song wants to convey?
Does it appeal to your emotions? Explain.
(PA: Answers may vary.)
Note: The students may work by a pair.
G. Finding practical application of concepts TASK 6. WHY
and skills in daily living Instruct the students to think of a song that appeals
to their emotions at the moment. Sing a line or two
in class. Give a brief explanation why.
For advanced learners, they will do the activity
with a pair. For average learners, they will be
grouped into 5.
H. Making generalizations of concepts and TASK 7. SPECIAL DELIVERY
skills in daily living Ask:
What makes a song/ poem or movie special to you?
Note: The students may answer orally.
I. Evaluating learning Tell the students to choose one stanza that appeal to
their emotions. Then explain their answer. The
students will answer on a ½ sheet of paper.
VI. REFLECTION