Celis Demo
Celis Demo
Celis Demo
Quesada Memorial
SCHOOL GRADE Grade – 8
National High School
LEVEL
Abueva
I. OBJECTIVE
A. Content The learner demonstrate understanding of; South and West Asian literature as an expression of
Standards philosophical and religious beliefs; information flow in various text; types, fantasy and opinion
in listening and viewing materials; word decoding; strategies and use of information sources,
active/ passive constructions, direct reported speech, perfect tenses and logical connectors in
journalistic writing.
B. Performance The learner transfers learning by composing a variety of journalistic text, the contents of which
Standards maybe used in composing and delivering a memorized oral speech featuring use of properly
acknowledge information sources, grammatical signals for opinion making, persuasion, and
emphasis and appropriate prosodic features, stance and behavior.
C. Learning
● Identify what is primary and secondary source.
Competencies /
Objectives
● Examine the features of primary and secondary sources.
1. Topic
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCE
2. Instructional Laptop, TV, Cartolina, video clip.
Materials
3. References
⮚ Learning Packet
III. PROCEDURE
1 Prayer
Almighty Lord, classrooms should be safe places for children, but safety can't be
guaranteed. Protect children, and help teachers, administrators, and law
enforcement officers to remain vigilant against violence. Help them to create an
environment where students can learn and flourish.
2 Greetings
3 Setting of Standards
CLASSROOM STANDARDS
● Listen and participate in the class discussion.
● Avoid unnecessary noises and movements that will disrupt the class.
● Raise your hand if you want to ask a question. Answer the question when it is
asked.
Very good.
Before you sit down, pick up any trash within your station and properly arrange your
chairs.
4 Checking of Attendance
I will check your attendance for the day, to make sure you are seated on your assigned
seats.
Very impressive. Everyone appears to be here today.
Yes, ma’am,
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Review
Before we go tour new lesson let’s review first of our past lesson which is about using
grammatical signals and expression
: Encircle the letter of the word that correctly identifies the type of idea development
described.
1. When you read this write-up, it discusses the reason for something, and the result.
This is the most common form of idea development.
2. What type of writing discusses a broad topic by using specific details that support
the topic? A. Cause-effect B. Problem-solution C. General-particular D. Claim-
counterclaim
3. In this type of writing, the writer states his/her point or opinion, or oppose others’
beliefs. A. Cause-effect B. Problem-solution C. General-particular D. Claim-
counterclaim
5. In this write up, the topic sentence should identify a general view about a subject.
A. Cause-effect B. Problem-solution C. General-particular D. Claim-counterclaim
B. Activity
2. During Reading
Philippines, Ma’am
Philippines, Ma’am
Class, in that 14 years of living in this country, how much do you know our
country?
, 2019
To answer that question, class,
let’s have a group
activity. The class will be
divided into four.
Okay class, I will let you watch
a video. Your task is to
gather the information that you
can find in the video.
The group that are able to
gather the highest number
of information will have the
highest point.
Take note guys, the video is a bit fast so you need to watch the video carefully and
attentively.
Are you ready?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADNgEHFDYzo
Why?
Yes, we are!
In the video, it was mentioned that we are named after a Spanish king, why?
Class, how about our physical appearance? What can you say about the color of
our eyes?
Yes, you are right! Most Filipinos have dark or brown eyes. Now, how about the
color of our skin?
If we have different physical appearance, what can you say about the Filipinos?
We have different skin colors. Some have white, fair, brown, and some
have black skin color.
Yes very good! We, Filipinos are really a product of different cultures!
Patriotism, Ma’am!
Now, if you are to be born again, what country will you choose as your birth
place? Why?
Class, I’m pretty sure that our country will be happy upon hearing you say those
good things!
INTEGRATION
C. Analysis DISCUSSION
Now class, one of the group have given an information that: “The Philippines is
made up of 7,107 islands.” Now class, where did you get the information?
If it’s not the original owner, then what source could be the possible owner of the
information? A map Ma’am
Very good! So you’re telling me that our main source or prime source is a map.
Then, how do you call the main source or the PRIME source of information?
A primary source.
Absolutely! Then let’s get to know what a primary source is by knowing its
characteristics.
How about for example, if you are going to write a news, are you going to write it
the day the event happened or the 5 weeks after the event happened.
A primary source is created the day the time the event happened.
Precisely! The primary source is created during the event happened.
Now, how about this scenario: This woman survived the World War I when she
was 23 years old. Now, this woman published a book about her experiences when
she was 63 years old. Is that book a primary source or secondary source?
Why did you say so? That is a primary source Ma’am because it’s
original!
Yes ma’am
Why ?
Okay, we have revealed the characteristics of a primary source. Will you please
enumerate those three.
1. An original material
Very good! Those are the characteristics of a primary source. Do you agree that
the primary source is the opposite of secondary source? Then, what are the
characteristics of a secondary source?
Yes, Maam .
Yes, we are
Primary Secondary
self -conducted
conducted by others
Primary research
gives you direct
Information.
multiple views of different researchers
time consuming
quick access for new information
gives you best information
Ma’am we use them in case we wanted to know new information that needs
clarity whether its primary or secondary.
Integration
We can integrate this subject from the past lesson when you are in grade 6 English
subject.
Grade 6 English
Q3 MELC 1 Organizing Information from Secondary Sources
From the information from Secondary Sources English 6 Quarter 3 MELC 1 ... know how
to classify information from primary to secondary sources
E. Application
Paste me
As a group they will determine which pictures are belongs to primary and
secondary sources.
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
Story time!
Rowell is from manila and he looks for tourist spot where he can spend his vacation in
Paete, how can you help him?
First
third tour him
know him first second ask
so he can
so you will him where he
explore the
know his wants to go.
places.
background
IV. ASSESSMENT
IV. Classify and tell whether the materials listed below are primary sources or
secondary sources. Write P if primary and S if secondary.
__________1. Letters and diaries
__________2. History textbook.
__________3. Government documents.
__________4. Manuscripts
__________5. Video tape
__________6. Encyclopedia
__________7. Newspaper
__________8. Journals
__________9. Magazine
__________10. Artifact
Answers: 1. P 2. S 3. P 4. P 5. S 6. S 7. P 8. P 9. S 10. A.
V. ASSIGNMENT
VI. REMARK The students cooperate really well to the teacher and listens carefully to every instructions.