III A. Preliminaries (This Part Will Contain The Springboard, Motivation or Other Activities That May Introduce / Begin The Lesson)

Division of Taguig City and Pateros
ENGLISH
Grade 1
Quarter 1
Name: ___________________________________ Date: ____________________
Learning Competency/ies / Code ______________________________________
I. Learning Objective/s:.
II. Title / Subject Matter: ____________________________________
III A. Preliminaries
(This part will contain the springboard, motivation or other activities that may
introduce / begin the lesson)
B. Presentation
C. Key Points
D. Practice Exercises
IV. Assessment
(The material to be prepared is intended for learners to use

independently or with minimum supervision from teachers or adults.
Make directions clear. )
The lessons to be prepared can be printed and / or can be used
for digitization
A sample from the ALS ADM is given below.
ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM
LEARNING STRAND 1: COMMUNICATION SKILLS – ENGLISH
Name: __________________________________Grade: ______ Date: ________

Activity No.:
Title: Communication Processes
Learning Objective: Give the aspects of life affected in communication.
I.
Pre-assessment
Directions: Do you know this song? Let’s try to sing it.
Ako’y Isang Pinoy

by: Florante
Ako’y isang Pinoy, sa puso’t diwa,
Pinoy na isinilang sa ating bansa.
Ako’y hindi sanay sa wika ng mga banyaga.
Ako’y Pinoy na mayroong sariling wika.
Wikang pambansa ang tangi kong salita.
Bayan kong sinilangan
Hangad kong lagi ang kalayaan.
Si Gat Jose Rizal noo’y nagwika.
Siya ay nagpangaral sa ating bansa:
Ang hindi marunong magmahal sa sariling wika
Ay higit pa ang amoy sa mabahong isda.
What do you feel after singing the song? Do you understand what the song is trying to say?
Write a short essay on what you think the song is all about. Use the spaces provided below.
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II. Learning Concepts
Guide Question
What are the communication processes and its elements?
Did you know that hundreds of different languages are spoken all over the
Philippines? Of these, eight are considered “mother tongues” or major languages:
Ilocano, Pangasinan, Pampango, Tagalog, Bicol, Cebuano, Hiligaynon and Waray-
Samarnon. For each of these languages, there are hundreds of dialects spoken in different
places all over the country.
Do you know how a language is different from a dialect? A language is a system of

communication used by a very large number of people. For example, many people from
the Visayas speak Cebuano. But because they belong to different groups who live in
different regions there, some of them developed different ways of speaking Cebuano.
Some words may have been changed a little, or the way it is spoken may sound different.
This difference in the way a language is spoken is called a dialect. A dialect is spoken by
a smaller number of people. Most people who speak different dialects of the same
language understand each other, but some do not. Can you imagine how difficult it would
be for Filipinos speaking different languages and dialects to understand each other if
there were no common language?
And what would happen if we could not communicate with each other? Would there
be lots of fighting as a result of misunderstanding? What aspects of our daily lives would
be affected if we were not able to communicate well with each other?
The following are aspects of our lives that are affected by communication:
1. Personal communication – What is the language that you use when you
communicate with the members of your family, your friends or relatives? Are you using
a language that can be understood by all? Do you have a relative who lives in another
province and speaks another language? How will you express your feelings and ideas to
him/her if you don’t speak the same language?
2. Education – How can a teacher or instructor successfully impart knowledge to the

learners if they speak different languages? Can you imagine an Ilonggo-speaking teacher
discussing lessons with an Ilocano-speaking learner? A national language effectively
promotes learning. Student-teacher interaction and exchange of information is
successfully performed through a national language.
3. Exchange of information – We communicate with other people to exchange
information. What would happen if the information given to us was spoken or written in
a language that we do not understand? Then, the exchange of information would not be
done effectively.
4. Planning and decision-making – Whether you are in a family, group or community,

planning and decision-making will be best achieved if there is understanding among the
members. Understanding can be achieved if the people express themselves in a language

common to them.
5. Teamwork – In building something, let’s say a house, all the builders or carpenters
must work together as a team to produce the best quality house. What will happen if one
of them decides to place the kitchen where the other intends to place the bathroom? This
will create a problem. Again in building a house, or anything for that matter, can be done
if there is understanding among the members of a group or team. This can be done if they
communicate well with each other.
6. Community participation – Each member in the community can share his/ her
opinion through the use of a national language. Because they are able to express their
ideas and opinions, there will be understanding among the members and they will be
united.
7. Legal system – It is important that rules, laws and guidelines be written in a single
language that can be understood by all. In this manner, confusion will be avoided. How
would you be able to follow a law if you do not understand it?
III.
Experiential Learning
Directions: Identify the aspect of people’s daily lives affected by language as described in each
of the statements below.
_______________ 1. Lina tried to talk to her Ilocano grandfather, but she couldn’t understand
what he was saying.
_______________ 2. Perla has just transferred to her new school in Cebu. She is confused as to
what her teacher is saying because her teacher is using Cebuano in her instructions.
_______________ 3. Mang Ramon, a businessman in Pangasinan, is in Bacolod to attend a
seminar on new breeds of mangoes. Much to his surprise and confusion, the main speaker spoke
in Ilonggo, a language that he does not understand.
_______________ 4. In a seminar that Fe attended, the participants were grouped and given a
task to perform. In her group, she found out that she and her group mates were from different
regions in the Philippines and they all spoke different languages. Their problem was how they
would work together.
IV.
Post Assessment
Directions: Fill in the blanks with the necessary words that will best complete the
statements. Choose your answer from the pool of words in the box below and write it on
the line provided for each numbers.
dialect social eight identity

political speak
1. A ________________ is a regional variation of a language.

2. There are now __________ major languages being used in the Philippines.
3. Filipinos all over the world use the national language as a badge of________.
4. A national language can help in our country’s ____________, cultural
economic and _______________ development.
5. Every Filipino should learn to ______________ the national language.
V. Reference
ALS Learners Module Secondary
KEY ANSWERS:
Experiential Learning
1. Personal
2. Education
3. Exchange of Information
4. Teamwork
Post Assessment
1. Dialect
2. Eight
3. Identity
4. Political/Social (may interchange)
5. Speak

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Division of Taguig City and Pateros

Name: _______________ Date:

Learning Competency/ies / Code ______________________________________

II. Title / Subject Matter: ____________________________________

(The material to be prepared is intended for learners to use

Name: ________________________Grade: Date:

Directions: Do you know this song? Let’s try to sing it.

Ako’y Isang Pinoy

II. Learning Concepts

Do you know how a language is different from a dialect? A language is a system of

2. Education – How can a teacher or instructor successfully impart knowledge to the

4. Planning and decision-making – Whether you are in a family, group or community,

members. Understanding can be achieved if the people express themselves in a language

dialect social eight identity

1. A ________________ is a regional variation of a language.

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