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English

QUARTER 2 WEEK 1

DAY
1
English
QUARTER 2 WEEK 1
1. Identify visual elements using shapes such as:
a. geometric b. organic c. abstract
2. Derive meaning based on visual elements through
a. interpreting lines, shapes and colors
b. identifying the purpose of the visual text
c. interpreting images/ideas are that are explicitly used
to influence viewers
3. Recognize the use of slogans, subtitles, and headings in
text as multimedia.
4. Identify real or make-believe, fact or non-fact images.
Drill

Identify this
line.

Vertical line: A line that goes straight up and down,


like the side of a bookshelf.
Drill

Identify this
line.

Horizontal line: A line that goes straight across, like


the horizon where the sky meets the land.
Drill

Identify this
line.

Diagonal: A line that slants or slopes, neither


vertical nor horizontal.
Drill

Identify this
line.

Zigzag line: A line with a series of sharp turns in


alternating directions, like the path of a lightning
bolt.
Drill

Identify these
lines.

Thin lines: A line that has a small width or is not


very wide.
Drill

Identify these
lines.

Thick lines: A line that has a greater width, being


wider than a thin line.
Drill

Identify this
line.

Broken line: A line that is interrupted by gaps or


spaces, not continuous.
Drill

Identify this
line.

Dotted line: A line that is made up of a series of


dots placed closely together.
Short
Review

What words you can relate with


squiggles line?

Squiggles may be related to words like confusing,


unclear, noisy.
Short
Review

What words you can relate with a


straight line?

A straight line can be related to being clear or


Establishing
Lesson
Purpose
Examine the image
carefully.

a. How do you feel about what you see in the photo?


Which image in the photo caught your attention? Why?
Establishing
Lesson
Purpose
Examine the image
carefully.

b. Based on the photo, how do you think the children in


war and conflict feel? What makes you say that?
Establishing
Lesson
Purpose
Examine the image
carefully.

c. Who should help the children? How can they be


helped?
Establishing
Lesson
Purpose
Examine the image
carefully.

d. What can be done to have peace?


Unlocking
Content Area
Vocabulary
Activity 1. Word Building
Activity Sheet.
Instructions:
1. Form a group of 5 members each.
2. Read the sentences in the worksheet. Pay
attention to the underlined words.
3. In your dictionary, select the appropriate meaning
of the underlined word according to how it is used in
the sentence.
4. Write down the selected meaning on the space
provided in the activity sheet.
5. Use the underlined word in your own sentence.
Unlocking
Content Area
Vocabulary

1. My little brother drew a house using


geometric shapes.
Meaning:___________________________________________
_____
Sentence:__________________________________________
_____

2. The clouds took on a variety of organic


shapes as they drifted across the sky.
Meaning:
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Content Area
Vocabulary

3. The paintings of Picasso with a lot of


abstract shapes attracted a lot of viewers.
Meaning:___________________________________________
____
Sentence:
______________________________________________

4. The make-believe of stories of Disney are


loved by the children.
Meaning:___________________________________________
____
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Vocabulary
5. The newspaper is presenting facts about
what is happening in the war.
Meaning:___________________________________________
____
Sentence:__________________________________________
____

6. Video games use multimedia to make it


more enjoyable.
Meaning:
_______________________________________________
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Content Area
Vocabulary

7. The teacher used visual text to explain the


digestive system to the pupils.
Meaning:
_______________________________________________
Sentence:__________________________________________
_____
Thank
you!

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