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Eng7-Quarter 1 - Lesson 1

Grade 7 - Matatag

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LESSON 1

POETRY:
DESCRIPTION
S AND
IMAGERY
Prepared by: Mrs. Landayan
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explain and share a Read and define


critical insight on the words related to the
feelings evoked from text, and deduce
a reading material. meaning of words
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Determine and Identify and evaluate


the structural,
differentiate the
biographical, historical,
structure and and sociocultural context
elements of a poem. of a poem.
CORE
MEMORY
THE PLOT
"Inside Out" is about 11-year-old Riley, who moves to a new
city and struggles with her emotions. Inside her mind, Joy,
Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust guide her. Core memories,
linked to specific emotions, shape her personality. When Joy
and Sadness get lost, Riley's emotions become chaotic. The
story shows that all emotions are important for emotional
balance and personal growth.
THE PLOT
The film shows that all emotions, including
sadness, are essential for personal growth and
balance. Joy and Sadness's journey teaches
Riley—and the audience—that feeling a range
of emotions is normal and important.
CORE MEMORY
RECALL
Share a core memory
your previous English class

What made them choose that


memory or
what made that story unforgettable
CORE MEMORY

• refers to special
memories that are very
important to you.
Group Activity:
Group Activity:

STRENGTHS AND
WEAKNESSES FROM
Last Year's English Class
Individual Sharing
1. Each student will identify and
share one strength and one
weakness from their performance in
last year's English class.
- Examples of strengths could include strong
essay writing skills, good
understanding of grammar, or effective
participation in class discussions.
Individual Sharing

Examples of weaknesses could include


difficulties with reading
comprehension, challenges in vocabulary
usage, or struggles with public
speaking.
Group Discussion:
After sharing, group members will
take turns offering a tip
or piece of advice on how to address
a weakness or reinforce a strength
shared
by a member.
Group Discussion:
• Tips for addressing weaknesses
might include strategies like
regular reading
practice, using vocabulary-building
apps, or practicing public speaking.
Group Discussion:
• Tips for reinforcing strengths
might include engaging in
advanced writing
• exercises, participating in debate
clubs, or taking on leadership
roles in
• group projects.
Choosing a Representative:
The group will select one
representative to share
their group's findings and feedback
with the entire class.
Class Presentation:
The chosen representative from each
group will present their
group’s collective insights, tips, and
advice to the class.
Activity: Knowing Your
Feelings Through Music
“Ako ay Pilipino” is a Filipino patriotic song written
by George Canseco in 1981, commissioned by First
Lady Imelda Marcos for the inauguration of her
husband, 10th President Ferdinand Marcos,[1] and
performed by Kuh Ledesma.[2]
QUESTIONS TO PONDER

1. WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT THE


SONG "AKO AY PILIPINO"?

2. HOW DID THE SONG MAKE YOU


FEEL?
QUESTIONS TO PONDER
3. Did you experience any specific emotions
while listening and singing (e.g., joy,
sadness, pride, love)? Why do you think you
felt that way?
QUESTIONS TO PONDER

4. Have you ever expressed your feelings in a


creative
way, such as writing a poem or song? Share your
experience with the class.
QUESTIONS TO PONDER

4. Have you ever expressed your feelings in a


creative
way, such as writing a poem or song? Share your
experience with the class.
THINK AND PICK! WORD
PUZZLE
1. IDENTIFY AT LEAST FIVE WORDS FROM THE PUZZLE.
WRITE YOUR ANSWER IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. WORDS
CAN BE FOUND HORIZONTALLY, VERTICALLY, AND
DIAGONALLY.
2. USING YOUR OWN WORDS, DEFINE AND EXPLAIN AT
LEAST TWO OF THE TERMS YOU IDENTIFIED FROM
THE
PUZZLE ABOVE. WRITE YOUR ANSWER IN YOUR
• ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE WORDS YOU FOUND
IN THE PUZZLE? HOW FAMILIAR ARE you with these
words?
• DEFINE OR EXPLAIN ANY OF THESE TERMS IN
YOUR OWN WORDS?

• NOW THAT YOU KNOW THE KEY TERMS WE WILL BE USING,


WHAT ARE YOUR EXPECTATIONS FOR OUR LESSON ON
POETRY?
AGREE OR DISAGREE
READ AND ANSWER THE
FOLLOWING STATEMENTS
BELOW. THE LEARNERS WILL
SIMPLY WRITE ‘AGREE’ OR
‘DISAGREE’ ON THEIR
NOTEBOOK.
1. A. character is an individual who plays a
part in a literary piece.

2. Characterization is a term used to describe the


strategies that an author autilizes to present and
develop the characters in literature
3. a character that goes against another
character is a conflict that does not arise in a
literary work.

4. A challenge may encounter in a literary piece is


one that turns him the character against nature, this
means the weather, wilderness or natural disater.
5. In a piece of writing, a character may be
pitted against the society when he is placed in
opposition with the government or a cultural
tradition.

6. Conflict is a probem in the story.


7. A linear plot is one that takes the text back
in time from the current point.

8. One that moves in chronological order is called


a flashback plot.
9. Plot refers to the series of events in a
written work.

10. The antagonist is the main character in a story


while the protagonist is one that opposes the main
character.
QUESTIONS TO PONDER
What can you say about each of the statement
used in our ‘Agree or
Disagree’ activity?

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT THAT YOU


CAN DISTINGUISH EACH ELEMENT
OF POETRY?
THANK YOU!
Any questions? Don't hesitate to
ask for help

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