Kindergarten DLL MELC Q1 Week 1.2
Kindergarten DLL MELC Q1 Week 1.2
Kindergarten DLL MELC Q1 Week 1.2
1. Give the learners short 1. Let the learners know that 1. Teacher invites learners to 1. Learners stand in a circle 1. Draw the following
bond paper they are safe with you. be in a comfortable seated around the teacher. The emoticons on the
2. Ask them animal that 2. Do a grounding/breathing position. teacher holds his/her hand at blackboard side by side, or
makes them safe and give it a exercise. 2. The teacher invites his/her waist (middle) and cut out emoticons and tape
name 3. Let them know you are learners to breathe gently, learners begin to sing a note them on the board.
3. Give them time to draw going to practice handling relaxing their chest and at medium (normal) volume. 2. Choose four or all of the
4. Ask them to draw a habitat emergency situations to shoulders as they do so, and The provides the example for above emotions, draw one
for their safe animal prepare them in case noticing how their stomachs the medium tone. each on a piece of short
5. Once finishes, ask them to something happens. expand when they inhale, and 2. The teacher then raises her bond paper.
share their artwork 4. On the blackboard, write contract as they exhale; they hand high above her head 3. Then photocopy your
6. Let them tell their story down the names and may even want their learners and the learners increase the emotions of choice in the
numbers of people to contact to check if they are breathing volume to very loud (they can size of a flashcard or ¼
FOLLOW UP ACTIVITY in case of an emergency correctly by putting their also clap hands, stomp feet, bond paper each. Make
1. Pretend to be in the forest situation. Explain that an hands on their bellies to or yell to make as much noise enough copies for each of
and your safe animals emergency is one where check ( and then reminding as possible). your learners to have one
2. Stand in circle, then begin there is a life threatening them they can let go of their 3. Then the teacher drops her out of the four emotions.
to walk (like wheels on the circumstance, bellies when the script hand down to her E.g. If you choose four
bus) ask one learner to sound or when you are being begins). knees to signal very quiet emotions: happy, sad,
and walk like his or her safe constantly emotionally hurt 3. Teacher reads the script in sound and the learners drop angry, excited. For 20
animal and everyone will (e.g. bullying) a soothing, soft tone, giving their voices to a very low learners, make 5 copies per
follow. 5. Ask learners to write these instructions gently and slowly, whisper. emotion. Or you can draw
3. After 10 seconds switch in their notebooks. to encourage relaxation. 4. The teacher moves back these also in ¼ sheet paper
with other learner. 6. Share with them a specific Teacher needs to keep her and forth between the 3 instead of photocopying.
example: e.g. in case of an eyes open volume levels, eventually
earthquake, or if someone in stopping back in the middle at PART 1
WRAP US DISCUSSION school is physically hurt and DISCUSSION GUIDE normal volume to regulate the 1. Ask each learner to stand
Talk about the needs to go to the hospital, How do you feel? learners back to normal. up row by row (if you want
importance of safety what should they do? How does your body there to be order in the
and what steps they 7. You may brainstorm and feel? MODIFICATION classroom) or randomly, to
can take when they role play if there is time. What did you notice Animal Orchestra write their names
don’t feel safe in their about your breath? 1. The learners are divided underneath the emoticon
bodies or in their DISCUSSION GUIDE What do you think into groups. that represents how they
environment. (You Emphasize: about breathing? 2. Each group uses the sound are feeling in the moment.
can do this in the big Keeping safe in How important is it? of an animal to make their 2. When everyone is done,
circle after pretending school and at home is sound. E.g. oink, oink arf, ask them what they noticed
to be an animal in the important. Sometimes no discussion is arf. about the class, and how
forest.) Physical safety needed here, if the main 3. The teacher as the the class in general is
means getting to a objective is to calm your class conductor at the center of all feeling today. (They may
safe place, or helping the groups, gestures high, say, some of us are sad,
Stress that the most down. Notes for discussion:
some are happy, etc.)
someone feel safe in Say: sometimes when we are middle or low for each group.
important thing they
their bodies. (e.g. stressed our bodies feel tight, 3 You can have a brief
need to know to help
someone out of and our breath is short; it DISCUSSION GUIDE discussion on how to
the feel safe s they
breath, or in a state of comes only to our chest. One What did you notice support each other as
need to run to safety
panic, or someone way to relax is to breathe. It about your voice and classmates, especially
and find an adult. In
who needs to get to a helps all our organs function ability to make it those who are not feeling so
case of unsafety
hospital. well, and helps us to be louder or softer? good. Ask for examples on
emotionally or in their
Emotional safety healthy, when we breathe Do you ever feel like how to help others feel
bodies they need to
means feeling free to properly, all the way to our you want to shout better. List these on the
tell the adult that they
be yourself in school stomachs. very loudly but try not blackboard too.
can trust (teacher if
and at home without to, or whisper, but 4. Continue the exercise
they are at school,
someone putting you We may also want to talk cannot? and ask for 4 volunteers.
parents if at home)
down. Discipline is about other emotions and What does that feel Give each one one of the
when they do not feel
necessary at school how this affects our breathing like for you? emoji drawings you
safe.
and at home but prepared on the short bond
patterns (i.e. when we feel Which voice feels
bullyingis not. angry or scared, our breathing paper or any large sheet of
most relaxed for you?
pattern is short and fast). paper.
WRAP UP DISCUSSION / Breathing deeply is a way for 5. Ask them to spread out
WRAP UP DISCUSSION /
ACTIVITY us to regulate our emotions. and stand wherever they
ACTIVITY
What did you learn Shortness of breath can lead like within visible range of
today? to impulsive actions such as their
Voice modulation is also a
What would you do to shouting or throwing so classmates in the activity
way of regulating our energy.
call for help? breathing can help us space.
Notice your voice and
preempt this. You may also 6. Gather the rest of your
In school, if a the tension in your face and
learners to the center of the
classmate or want to integrate this into neck. How loudly or softly do
someone is in trouble, check in activities -- if they’re you speak? The tone area and then distribute one
who would you feeling 8 to 10 in the stress of your voice is one way to small card to each learner.
contact or call? spectrum, they can do deep help others feel your support 7. Tell them not to look at
breathing as a way to and compassion. their emoji yet, and that
regulate. when you say ready, set, go
- they
WRAP UP DISCUSSION / must run to the volunteer
ACTIVITY holding up the same
Talk about the importance of emotion on their flash card.
breathing to stay calm and The first group that
healthy. completes their group wins.
8. Teacher stands at the
center and gives
instructions.
9. Teacher will point to a
group, and all learners in
the group together show the
emotion they were assigned
to with action and sound.
What does the emotion look
like in your body? What
sound would you make?
10. Teacher acts like a
music conductor and points
to the various emotions
making it fun by pointing to
one group after another
randomly.
11. After everyone has a
round of acting out their
emotion, teacher collects
their flashcards and shuffles
them, and then re-
distributes one card per
learner. And the game
repeats.
DISCUSSION GUIDE
What different
emotions did you
learn about today?
Tell a story about
when you felt that
emotion.
What does that
emotion feel like in
your body?
How do you feel
when you are
moving?
How do you feel
when you are
breathing?
WRAP UP DISCUSSION /
ACTIVITY
How do you feel
now?
What did you learn
about emotions
today?
Remember: It’s okay to feel
different feelings, what’s
most important is that you
don’t hurt yourself or
anyone or destroy anything.
Questions Ano ang iyong buong Sino sino ang mga lalaki Kailan ang iyong Ano ang mga bagay na Song: The More We Get
pangalan? sa klase? kaarawan? iyong gusto? Together
Song: Where is ______? Sino sino ang mga babae Ilang taon ka na? Ano ang mga bagay na
(KTG, p. 64) sa klase? hindi mo gusto?
Sa anong buwan ng taon
Sino ang mas marami, kabilang ang iyong
lalaki o babae? kaarawan?
Competencies Nakikilala ang sarili Nakikilala ang sarili Nakikilala ang sarili Nakikilala ang sarili Nakikilala ang sarili
1.1 Pangalan at apelyido 1.2 Kasarian 1.3 1.4 gusto/di-gusto (SEKPSE-00-1)
(SEKPSE-00-1) (SEKPSE-00-1) gulang/kapanganakan (SEKPSE-00-1) 1.1 Pangalan at
(SEPKSE-Ia-1.1) (SEKPSE-Ib-1.2) (SEKPSE-00-1) (SEKPSE-Ic-1.4) apelyido. (SEKPSE-Ia-
Nakaguguhit, Nakikilala at natatanggap (SEKPSE-Ic-1.3) Naisasagawa ang mga 1.1)
nakapagpipinta at ang pagkakaiba ng tao: Naisasagawa ang mga sumusunod na 1.2 Kasarian.
nakapagkukulay ng iba’t kasarian sumusunod na kasanayan: pagbakat, (SEKPSE-Ib-1.2)
ibang bagay o gawain (SEKPP-Ib-1) kasanayan: pagtiklop ng pagkopya ng larawan, 1.3 Gulang at
(dekorasyon sa “name Naisasagawa ang papel (KPKFM-00-1.2), hugis, at titik kapanganakan.
tag”, kasapi ng mag- sumusunod na pagbakat, pagkopya ng (KPKFM-00-1.4) (SEKPSE-Ic-1.3)
anak, gawain ng bawat kasanayan: larawan, hugis, at titik Talk about likes/dislikes 1.4 Gusto/di-gusto
kasapi ng mag-anak, pagpilas/paggupit/ (KPKFM-00-1.4) (foods, pets, toys, (SEKPSE-IIc-1.4)
mga alagang hayop, mga pagdikit ng papel Nakaguguhit, games, friends, places) Use the proper
halaman sa paligid) (KPKFM-00-1.3) nakapagpipinta at (LLKOL-Ic-15) expression in
(SKMP-00-2) Sort and classify objects nakapagkukulay ng iba’t Express simple ideas introducing oneself e.g.,
according to one ibang bagay o gawain through symbols (e.g., I am/My name is ______
attribute/property (dekorasyon sa “name drawings, invented (LLKVPD-Ia-13)
(function/use) tag”, kasapi ng mag- spelling) (LLKC-00-1)
(MKSC-00-6) anak , gawain ng bawat
kasapi ng mag-anak,
mga alagang hayop,
mga halaman sa paligid)
(SKMP-00-2)
Show readiness to try Name and identify the Say their birthday Name/identify the things Use proper expression
Learning new experiences things and clothes that they like/things they in introducing oneself.
Checkpoints Decorate their name tag belong to girls/boys don’t like
Story Time
(9:40-9:55) (3:10-3:25)
Story
Pre-reading Theme: Any age and a Theme: Any age and a Theme: Any age and a Theme: Any age and a Theme: Any age and a
Activity culturally appropriate culturally appropriate culturally appropriate culturally appropriate culturally appropriate
story about names. story about similarities story about where we story about things they story about children
and differences between live. like and dislike. growing.
boys and girls.
Define difficult words. Define difficult words. Define difficult words. Define difficult words.
Define difficult words.
Motivation question: Who Motivation question: Motivation question: Motivation question:
has a unique name in the What are the similarities Motivation question: What are the things you How can you say that
class? and differences What are the different like or dislike? you are growing?
between boys and girls? things we do during
Motive question: Why do birthdays? Motive question: Why do Motive question: What
you think having a name Motive question: What people have different did the characters do
is very important? do you think are the Motive question: What likes and dislikes? while they were
similarities and do you think are the growing?
differences between different things done
boys and girls in the during birthdays in the
story? story?
During Reading Ask comprehension questions.
Post Reading Who are the characters What are the similarities What did the characters What are the things that Who is the main
in the story? and differences between do to celebrate their the character in the speaker in the story?
boys and girls in the birthday? story likes?
Sequence the event. story? (List down the What did the character
(Use pictures) learners’ answers) What objects can be What are the things that do while he/she was
found in the birthday the character in the growing?
celebration? Identify the story dislikes?
beginning sounds of What can you do while
these objects. What did you learn from you are growing?
(Demonstrate how to the story?
identify the beginning
sound.)
Transition to Work After the post-reading activities, the teacher gives instructions regarding the teacher-supervised and independent activities, answers any
Period 2 questions, and tells the learners to do their assigned tasks within the allotted time.
Work Period 2
(9:55-10:15) (3:25-3:45)
Name Syllable Clap/Stamp Graph: How many letters How Old Am I? Ilang Hakbang? Weight Chart
Teacher-
(KTG, p. 58) are in your name? (KTG, p. 59) (KTG, p. 59) (KTG, p. 59-60)
Supervised Activity
(KTG, p. 61)
Competencies Tell the number of Count objects with one- Nakikilala ang sarili: Use nonstandard Compare objects based
syllables in given spoken to-one correspondence 1.3 measuring tools e.g. on their size, length,
words (LLKPA-Ig-8) up to quantities of 10 gulang/kapanganakan length – feet, hand, piece weight/mass
(MKC-00-7) (SEKPSE-00-1) of string; capacity – (MKME-00-2)
Recognize and identify (SEKPSE-Ic-1.3) mug/glass; mass – stone, - big/little
numerals 0 to 10 Count objects with one- table blocks - longer/shorter
(MKC-00-2) to-one correspondence (MKME-00-1) - heavier/lighter
Compare two groups of up to quantities of 10 Collect data on one
objects to decide which (MKC-00-7) variable (e.g., sex /boys
is more or less, or if they Compare two groups of or girls) through
are equal objects to decide which observation and asking
(MKC-00-8) is more or less, or if they questions (MKAP-00-1)
Collect data on one are equal
variable (e.g., sex /boys (MKC-00-8)
or girls) through Collect data on one
observation and asking variable (e.g., sex /boys
questions or girls) through
(MKAP-00-1) observation and asking
Create simple questions (MKAP-00-1)
pictographs (MKAP-00-
2)
Discuss simple
pictographs (MKAP-00-
3)
Tell the number of Tell and count the Compare two groups of Measure distance using Answer questions
syllables in their names. numbers of letters in objects to decide which feet. about the chart.
Learning
their names. is more or less, or if
Checkpoints
they are equal.
Transition to The teacher tells the learners to help pack away the materials they used in the Indoor Activity/Light Physical Activity time and get ready to do the
Meeting Time 3 wrap-up activities in Meeting Time 3. A transition song or countdown may be used.
Meeting Time 3
(10:25-11:00) (3:55-4:00)
Learners say their full Learners identify the Learners line up Learners identify their Learners introduce
name. things that belong to according to the month likes and dislikes. themselves and share
boys or girls. of their birthday before their feelings and
Activities going out. thoughts about their
experiences during
their first week inside
the school.
Wrap-Up The teacher acknowledges the learners’ sharing and encourages them to come back so they can still learn more.
Questions/ Activity
Dismissal
The teacher reminds the learners to sanitize their hands and to always follow the health protocols.
Routine
REMARKS
REFLECTION Reflect on your teaching and assess yourself as a teacher. Think about your student’s progress this week. What
works? What else needs to be done to help the students learn? Identify what help your instructional supervisors can
provide for you so when you meet them, you can ask them relevant questions.
A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the
evaluation.
B. No. of learners who require additional
activities for remediation.
C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of
learners who have caught up with the lesson.
D. No. of learners who continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching strategies worked
well? Why did this work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter which my
principal or supervisor can help me solve?
G. What innovation or localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish to share with other
teachers?
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