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Subject Area: English Grade Level: 9 Inclusive Dates: Week 2 (Feb 26- Mar 1, 2024)
● Reading Session Writing a Monologue Pronouns and their antecedents Pronouns and their antecedents
● Irang, L. (2020). Exploring Literature ● Kramer, L. (2022, September 19). ● Irang, L. (2020). Exploring Literature ● Irang, L. (2020). Exploring Literature
and Grammar 9: British-American and Grammar 9: British-American and Grammar 9: British-American
How to write a monologue in 7 steps.,
Literature, pp. 193-199. Brilliant https://www.grammarly.com/blog/how- Literature,. pp. 205-206. Brilliant Literature, pp. 190-191. Brilliant
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materials materials materials materials
2. What do you call the words that stand in 1. The shoppers couldn't find their car in
for a noun, often to avoid the need to repeat the parking lot.
Motive Questions:
1. What do you call these long speeches the same noun over and over? 2. The horse ate its hay in the barn.
by one actor in a play or movie, or as part of
a theatrical or broadcast program? 3. Do you think it’s important that we know
how to use the pronouns correctly? Why?
2. What do you think are the most important 3. We went to hear the man himself
things to remember when writing a speak.
monologue? 4. In the morning, Elizabeth opened her
window to look at the clouds.
b. Lesson Proper
b. Lesson Proper 5. As the coyotes chased the rabbits, the
mice ran into their holes.
1. Review the previous lesson. Ask the 6. Mrs. Lawson dashed home, and she
1. Review the previous lesson and students if they have any questions or called Mrs. Jones.
assess the students understanding of need clarification about the topic.
the reading selection: Scent of Apples 7. Jane and Toby wanted chicken for their
2. Instruct the students about the picnic.
by Bienvenido N. Santos preliminary activity and let the students
2. Ask the students to answer and answer and share their own ideas about 8. Jack decided to reward himself with a
participate in the given preliminary the given sentences. After the activity, dinner out.
activity. let the students answer the motive
questions. 9. The box lay on the floor with its lid wide
3. Introduce the new lesson: Monologue open.
and How to Write a Monologue. 3. Introduce the next topic: Recognizing
Pronouns and Their Antecedents. 10. Although Kara often went to the
4. Along the discussion ask the students library, today she stayed home.
to share their ideas about the topic and 4. Along the discussion, Ask the students
to create their own sentences using the 11. Ricardo liked the movie, but he liked
if they have any clarification or the popcorn more.
questions about it. different kinds of pronouns and their
antecedents. 12. We went a goal down but got
5. After the discussion, the students will 5. Answer student’s clarification and ourselves back into the game.
have their composition activity. questions if they have any regarding the
lesson. 13. When the bad news arrived, it came
Instruction: Write a monologue with some good news.
encouraging the main character in the 6. After the discussion, the students will
story, Celestino Fabia, to go back to the answer the Workbook #3 on page 206. 14. He hurt himself while cooking.
Philippines and forgive his family by 15. I myself like a little stroll after dinner.
stating valid reasons.
1. How painful is it to be separated from one’s 1. Do you think learning how to write a 1. Do you think it’s important that we know how 1. Do you think using pronouns is important?
family? Explain this quote: “There’s no place monologue will help you express your thoughts to use the pronouns correctly? Why? Does it affect our communication with other
like home.” and understand other people’s ideas as well? people? Explain your answer briefly.
Workbook #2: Comprehension Check on page Recitation, Preliminary activity: Who owns the Preliminary activity: Tell me what’s wrong, Recitation, Preliminary activity: Tell us what
201-202.
line?, Composition #1: Writing a Monologue. Recitation, Workbook #3, page 206 you did!, Class drill, Workbook#1 Pp. 191
Ms. Ana Nicole M. Espeña Ms. Honey Grace Galendez Mr. John Errol Jay C. De Leon
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