Content Standard: The Learner Demonstrates Understanding Of: Pre-Colonial Philippine Literature As A

DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 7
(45-60 Minutes)
School Sumaliring High School Grade Grade VII

Level
Teacher Isabel E. Rivas Learning English

Area
Teaching Date March 13, 2024 Quarter Third Quarter

and Time
7:30-8:30 AM, 2:00-3:00 PM
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Content Standard: The learner demonstrates understanding of: pre-colonial Philippine literature as a
means of connecting to the past; various reading styles; ways of determining word
meaning; the sounds of English and the prosodic features of speech; and correct
subject-verb agreement.
Performance Standard: The learner transfers learning by: showing appreciation for the literature of
the past; comprehending texts using appropriate reading styles; participating in
conversations using appropriate context-dependent expressions; producing English
sounds correctly and using the prosodic features of speech effectively in various
situations; and observing correct subject-verb agreement.
Learning Competency:
React to what is asserted or expressed in a text. (EN7RC-IV-g-10.4)
Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:
K- Identify the mechanics of debate
S- Use the expressions to react on an assertion on the text; and
A- Show respect in giving a stand in an assertion.
II. SUBJECT MATTER

Topic: Assertion
Materials: Manila paper, markers, mobile phone, ppt, printed handouts
Module: English 7 Quarter 3- Module 6.
III. PROCEDURE
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENTS’ ACTIVITY
A. Preliminary Activities
1. Prayer
“Good morning, class! Before we start our discussion (A learner will lead the prayer)
today, let us pray first. Please all stand. Who is the
leader for today?”
2. Greetings
“Good morning ma’am! We are doing well
“Once again, good morning, class! How are you today!”
feeling this morning?”
3. Energizer
“In order to activate our moods and wake our senses

up, let’s have an energizer.”
The students will follow the steps.
The teacher will play a video on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VQ4Ls8VKRQ&
t=28s
4. Attendance
“Class, who's absent today?”
“I already checked your attendance.”
5. Recapitulation
“Can someone recall what was the last topic that we

“Last meeting we tackled the summary of
discussed?” man in Dapitan by Loreto Paras-Sulit.”
“Who are the characters in the story?” “The characters in the story are Lope, Hugo
and Felix.”
“What was the story all about?” “The story is all about the three boys who
are arguing about catechism that almost
resulted to fist fight. Luckily, a man showed
up and advised the boys to resolve their
problem in a non-violent way”
B. Motivation
Direction: Analyze the assertion below. Paste a sticker
on the left side of the paper if you agree with the
assertion and paste your sticker on the right if you
disagree with the assertion.
1. Violence is not a solution to any conflict.

2. Emotions should not overpower our thinking.
3. We can realize any conflict in a peaceful way.
(answers may vary)
4. Everyone should read books to know more.
5.Fist fight is the best way to deal with someone you
hate.
C. Lesson Proper
Let us go back to the expressions that I introduced to
you last monday and the story that I gave to you
yesterday.
The teacher will present the story to the class again.
Man in Dapitan (a Summary)

Loreto Paras-Sulit
There were three boys named Lope, Hugo and
Felix who were arguing about an answer to a question
about catechism. They were about to have a fist fight
when suddenly a man interrupted and told them that a
fist fight may prove who is the strongest among them
but not who is right. The man told the boys, “If you
want to find out who is right, open your books, read the
answer very well, and see which of you gave the one
exactly like it. One of you may win with his fists, but
that would not prove that his answer is correct.” The
boys obeyed the man's words and realized that he is the
new guy who just arrived in their small town Dapitan.
They all became acquainted with each other until

one day, the man asked the boys if they wanted to learn a
new language. The boys agreed and studied English. As
they were studying, the man noticed Lope thinking very
deeply and found out that his mother has an eye
condition and is almost blind. The man offered help to
Lope and said that he would pay a visit and check his
mother's eyes.
The man eventually performed an operation to

Lope's mother's eyes and it was successful. Before
leaving, Lope's father asked for the name of the man and
the man answered that he is Jose Rizal.
Can you give me the expressions that you can use if 1. I completely agree with you
you want to express your agreement in an assertion? 2. I couldn’t agree more
3. I have no objection with that
4. You’ve made a good point
5. No doubt about it
Now, let’s go back to the story. Can you give the “We can solve any problem by reading
assertion of Rizal on how to solve any problem? books and finding a solution in a peaceful
way.”
“I completely agree with Rizal. A problem

can be solved in a non-violent way.”
Who would like to agree with what Rizal said? Kindly
state your agreement using the expressions.
1. I beg to disagree
2. I don’t agree with you on that
That's a good point. Now, can you recall the
3. I’m sorry but…
expressions that you can use if you want to express
your disagreement in an assertion? “I’m sorry but Rizal is wrong. We can use
violence sometimes to solve our problem.”
Let’s imagine that you wanted to disagree with Rizal.
Can you state your disagreement to Rizal’s assertion
using the expressions?
1. I see what you mean but…
2. That idea is okay but…
I get your point. Now, how about the expressions that 3. I understand that, but…
you can use if you want to express your partial
disagreement in an assertion?
I understand Rizal’s point but I think by
Let’s imagine again that you are not totally disagreeing following the advice from other people
with Rizal. Can you state your partial disagreement to around us, we can solve our problem.
Rizal’s assertion using the expressions?
You have your point.
I’m glad that you already know how to identify the

assertion within the text, you can also make your
assertion and finally you already know how to react to
an assertion using the expressions.
Now, I want you to note this. I will give you a short

background on what debate is and how debate works.
Do you have any idea what the debate is? “ It is a formal discussion on a particular
topic in a public meeting in which opposing
arguments are put forward.”
Very good. Now, I will give you an idea on how to

conduct a simple debate.
1. Introduce your topic.
2. Assign the Affirmative and the Negative.
3. Give time for research.
4. Keep track of time.
5. Make a judgment.
D. Application
Judge Me na Lang!
Presentation of the activity from the previous day.
Direction: Present a simple debate about the assertion
given to you. Use the expressions in taking your stand.
Each group will have 2 minutes to state their side and
will be given a chance to make a rebuttal after each
side has spoken.
Criteria
Clarity and organization- 10
Reasoning- 5
Delivery- 5
E. Generalization
“Why is it necessary to take a stand in an argument?”
“Taking a stand in an argument is necessary
to assert one's position, contribute to the
exchange of ideas, and potentially drive
towards resolution or understanding.”
F. Evaluation
Direction: Analyze the assertion below. React to the

assertion by taking a stand. You can agree, disagree or
partially disagree on the assertion. Use the expressions
in stating your stand. Write your answer in a ½
crosswise.
ASSERTION: A fist fight can determine the winner of

the argument but not who is right.
G. Assignment
Direction: Research on how to become a good debater.
PREPARED BY: ISABEL E. RIVAS

Practice Teacher
CHECKED BY: LORNA F. CADIZ

Cooperating Teacher
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DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 7

School Sumaliring High School Grade Grade VII

Teacher Isabel E. Rivas Learning English

Teaching Date March 13, 2024 Quarter Third Quarter

II. SUBJECT MATTER

“In order to activate our moods and wake our senses

“Class, who's absent today?”

“I already checked your attendance.”

“Can someone recall what was the last topic that we

1. Violence is not a solution to any conflict.

The teacher will present the story to the class again.

Man in Dapitan (a Summary)

They all became acquainted with each other until

The man eventually performed an operation to

“I completely agree with Rizal. A problem

You have your point.

I’m glad that you already know how to identify the

Now, I want you to note this. I will give you a short

Very good. Now, I will give you an idea on how to

Direction: Analyze the assertion below. React to the

ASSERTION: A fist fight can determine the winner of

PREPARED BY: ISABEL E. RIVAS

CHECKED BY: LORNA F. CADIZ

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