DLP-for-Observation - Describe The Different Seasons in The Philippines
DLP-for-Observation - Describe The Different Seasons in The Philippines
Department of Education
Region X - Northern Mindanao
Schools Division of Misamis Oriental
VILLANUEVA NORTH DISTRICT
Nangka Elementary School
Barangay Imelda, Villanueva, Misamis Oriental
I. OBJECTIVES
B. Performance
Standards The learners should design an emergency and preparedness plan and kit.
C. Learning
Competencies with Describe the different seasons in the Philippines S6ES-IVc-3
code
II. CONTENT Describing the different seasons in the Philippines
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide
pages MELC p. 510, K to 12 CG, SLMs
2. Learner’s Materials
pages
3. Textbook pages Science for Active Learning
3. Additional Materials
from Learning
Resource (LR) portal
B. Other Learning
Resources Pictures, world map, word strips, diagram
IV. PROCEDURES
Unlocking of difficulties (Applying Literacy)
A. Reviewing previous a. weather- is a condition in the atmosphere in a certain place at a certain time
lesson or presenting b. climate- is the average weather condition in a particular region over a long period of
the new lesson time.
c. season- is the period of the year that is usually characterized by a particular kind of
weather.
d. tropical country- country located 30° above and below the equator.
B. Establishing a purpose Motivation: the pupils will be grouped into two. Each group representative will pick a word
of the lesson in a box. The chosen word will be guessed the “taga hula” answered by the “taga sogot”
with yes, no, maybe, until the group will guess the word correctly.
Each group is given 60 seconds to guess each word, they will move to the next word if
they fail to guess the word.
The teacher will post the words on the board every after the group game.
The teacher will let the pupils classify the words if it is appropriately used during wet, dry
or both seasons using a Venn diagram.
The teacher will let the pupils use the nouns (words) in a sentence before posting it into
the Venn diagram
T-shirt
Bonnet
C. Presenting examples / A. Show some pictures to the pupils and ask some questions:
instances of the new lesson
B. Group the class into 3 and each group will be going to do the following activity:
Group 1 - Base on the given pictures. List down activities that you can do. Write your
answer on the Manila paper
Group 2- Base on the pictures, draw one situation that can help lessen the cause of
climate change.
Group 3- Dramatize in 1-2 minutes the things to be done to avoid and control climate
change
B. Post the jumbled letters and let the pupils arranged it to form the correct word
EASSON- SEASON
TEW - WET
DYR - DRY
AHBATAG - HABAGAT
AIMNAH- AMIHAN
Background information:
Philippines has only two seasons because of its geographical location. It is considered as
tropical country because it is found above the equator which received direct heat from the
sun.
(present a map)
F. Developing mastery Directions: Complete the diagram by filling the box that best describe the two seasons.
(Leading to formative Refer your answer on the box below.
assessment 3)
G. Finding practical Modelling Activity: Group the pupils into two. Each group will choose from the box the
applications of concepts and dresses, clothes and things that fits to the specific season assigned to their group. They
skills in everyday living will model it to the class and explain why it fits to the given season. (Use the same rubrics
above)
Group 1- Imagine you are in Baguio City, the coldness got higher because it was also
raining here. What should you wear?
Group 2- Imagine you are in Boracay, it was a good weather and the sun is up. What do
you think you can wear to protect yourself from the heat of the sun?
Give at least two activities that can be done during wet season and dry season.
5. Activity during wet season.
6. Activity during dry season.
J. Additional activities for On your assignment notebook list down 5 appropriate activities during wet and dry
application or remediation season.
Cut out 5 pictures that can prevent and avoid climate change.
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well? Why did
these work?
G. What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish to
share with other teachers?
Prepared by:
Observer:
ARJAY B. ZEA
School Head