g6q2 Week 5 English
g6q2 Week 5 English
g6q2 Week 5 English
QUARTER 2 WEEK 5
DAY 1
REVIEW
Directions: Give at least five types of
informational/factual text.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
What do you observe in the Jollibee
Commercial? Are you going to buy
and dine in Jollibee based on what
you have watched?
IDENTIFYING PROPAGANDA
TECHNIQUES
Examine images which
present particular viewpoints,
e.g. stereotypes (gender,
age, cultural), opinions on an
issue (No code)
PROPAGANDA
Propaganda is a mode
of communication used
to manipulate or influence
the opinion of groups
to support a particular
cause or belief.
THE 7 TYPES
OF PROPAGANDA
CARD STACKING
A well-known person
endorses the product
or service.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
GLITTERING GENERALITIES
Relates a product
to someone or something
we like.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
PLAIN FOLK
Connects a person,
product, or idea to take
something negative.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Identify what type of propaganda
technique is described in each number.
1. It tries to convince
people to follow or do something
because everybody is already doing it.
ACTIVITY 1
2. It refers to the
portrayal or use of ordinary people and
their daily activities.
3. It uses words that
are emotionally appealing to describe
someone or something in a positive way.
ACTIVITY 1
4. It involves the
omission of certain facts to trick the
target audience.
5. It projects certain
qualities (this can either be positive
or negative) of a person, ideology,
or object to other things and people.
ACTIVITY 1
6. It makes use of a
famous person to promote a product,
service, or idea.
7. It uses negative
or offensive words to label someone
or something.
ASSESSMENT
Directions:
Analyze the
advertisements
and answer the
following
questions.
ASSESSMENT
DAY 2
REVIEW
Directions: Read the following advertisements,
statements, and situations and identify the
propaganda technique used in each situation.
1. Buy A1 Shoes. These are
the shoes that will match your classy style,
your great looks, and your strong personality!
REVIEW
2. Michael Jackstone, a well-
known break-dancer, endorses Plasticman Magic
Drink that will make your body healthier and
stronger.
3. A candidate told his
supporters not to vote for his rival. He says that
his rival’s grades in elementary and high school
were below 80. He also called his rival “cheap.”
REVIEW
5. A salesman talked to my
father about a new battery. The salesman
enumerated 10 good things about the battery.
He did not mention any negative quality
of the product.
REVIEW
7. Almost everybody in
our city is using Hello Telecom. Buy one
if you want to be one of us
Choose one propaganda
and try to advertise this.
IDENTIFYING PROPAGANDA
TECHNIQUES
Examine images which
present particular viewpoints,
e.g. stereotypes (gender,
age, cultural), opinions on an
issue (No code)
PROPAGANDA
Propaganda is a mode
of communication used
to manipulate or influence
the opinion of groups
to support a particular
cause or belief.
THE 7 TYPES
OF PROPAGANDA
CARD STACKING
A well-known person
endorses the product
or service.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
GLITTERING GENERALITIES
Relates a product
to someone or something
we like.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
PLAIN FOLK
Connects a person,
product, or idea to take
something negative.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Examine the images and identify what
type of propaganda technique was used in the
following images.
ASSESSMENT
1. Boy-boy’s Burger:
The best- tasting hamburger in town!
DAY 3
REVIEW
Directions: In the previous lesson, you
learned about the different propaganda
techniques. Let’s see if you can still remember
them by labeling each item below with the
correct propaganda technique in the box.
Bandwagon Testimonial
Plain Folks Card Stacking
REVIEW
1. Drink X Softdrink! Sweet, sparkling, superb!
It’s everything that you’ll ever want to drink.
A well-known person
endorses the product
or service.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
GLITTERING GENERALITIES
Relates a product
to someone or something
we like.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
PLAIN FOLK
Connects a person,
product, or idea to take
something negative.
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
ACTIVITY 3
Directions: Analyze each advertisement and answer
the following questions in a sentence.
ACTIVITY 3
1. What type of propaganda technique is used
in the advertisement? ____________________
1. ____________________
“Sumsang is the best brand for gadgets.
It is versatile, userfriendly and attractive,
but most importantly it never rots”
ASSESSMENT
2. ____________________
FRESH COOL PURIFIED WATER
“WORLD’S #1 DRINKING WATER!
JOIN THE WORLD AND TRY IT NOW! “
ASSESSMENT
3. ____________________
“Celebrity Chef Boy Logor says that
when it comes to his steak,
BEEFBOMB is the only brand he
trusts.”
ASSESSMENT
4. ____________________
“Sunmolive Shampoo makes your hair
shiny, smooth and silky. It also
protects your hair from the sun.
A 4-in-1 shampoo like no other.”
ASSESSMENT
5. ____________________
“My Grandma uses Miracle Pill every
day to stay strong and healthy. Now,
she’s already 100 years old.”
TEST I
Directions: Read the following
statements and identify the
propaganda technique used
in each situation.
1. buying a
product because everyone
else uses it
TEST I
2. feeling comfortable
with a product because it is
intended for simple people
like you
3. just showing
the good characteristics of a
product
TEST I
4. using appealing
words to describe
someone or something
5. using a product
because it is associated with
another idea, tradition, or belief
that you already like
TEST I
6. buying a product
being endorsed by a famous
person
7. using negative
descriptions against the
product
TEST II
1. Everyone in the town is
behind Jim Pitagan for Mayor.
Shouldn't you be part of this
winning team?
TEST II
2. “Toni Gonzaga, an actor
who led the pros in hitting for
years, appears in a television
ad supporting BBM for
President.
TEST II
3. After a morning speech to
wealthy Democratic donors,
Sarah Duterte stops by Seven
Eleven store for a burger,
fries, and photo-op.
TEST II
The environmentalist group
PEOPLE PROMOTING PLANTS,
in its attempt to prevent a highway
from destroying the natural habitat
of thousands of plant species,
produces a television ad with a
"scientist”.
TEST II
In a campaign speech to a
logging company, the
Congressman referred to his
environmentally conscious
opponent as a "tree
hugger."