Dll-July 31, 2024
Dll-July 31, 2024
D. Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:
a. make predictions on events; and
b. differentiate fantasy from reality
E. Integration 21st Century Skills:
Critical thinking
Teamwork
Collaboration
II. LEARNING Teacher’s Guide pp. 357-360
RESOURCES English Learner’s Material Grade 4 p. 181
1. Mr. Cruz is very annoyed because his car stopped in the middle of the road. This means that
he feels_________ .
a) angry
b) excited
c) happy
d) sad
2. The long summer season resulted in drought and hunger in the region. There was no rainfall
for a long period and the plants dried. Drought means .
a) frequent flooding
b) long dry season
c) seasonal rain
d) strong typhoon
3. Houdini, the wizard, performed wonderful magical tricks in front of the audience. A wizard is
a/an ____________.
a) actor
b) magician
c) pianist
d) singer
What we did in between the story was make predictions. How were you able to predict?
*Predicting is giving possible outcomes or events that could happen in the story based
on the situations or ideas presented. It is important to listen to or read the details
carefully. Look for clues and use what you know to predict outcomes.
1. The wizard offered the bunny a bag filled with little magical bouquets of flowers.
As soon as he did this, the bunch shone with a thousand colors. Magic was at work.
Which among the sentences shows something that happens in fantasy? Which
shows reality?
How did you know?
Teaching/Modelling
Reality refers to situations that happen in real life.
Example: Plants and animals die because of thirst and hunger.
Fantasy refers to situations that are magical or make- believe and could not happen in
real life.
Example: A fairy appeared to Mina and told her to make three wishes.
GROUP TASKS:
Group 1-Predict what might happen in the following situations. Choose the letter of your
answer and write it on a piece of paper.
2. Roberto was very poor. He could not buy the things he needed for school and he does
not have money for food and fare going to school.
A. Roberto got sick.
B. Roberto got scared.
C. Roberto continued school.
D. Roberto dropped out of school.
3. The thief stole a bag full of money. A police car chased the thief.
A. The thief ran away.
B. The thief sold the things he stole.
C. The thief was caught by the police.
D. The thief talked to the police and said sorry.
4. The thief threw the leather bag. Roberto and Marvin saw it.
A. The boys got scared.
B. The boys became rich.
C. The boys went shopping.
D. The boys returned them to the police.
5. The boys opened the bag and found the owner’s identification card.
A. The boys threw the ID.
B. The boys kept the bag.
C. The boys called the police.
D. The boys called the owner.
Group 2- Read the following situations. Predict what you think will happen next.
1.Linda will take an examination on Monday. Her best friend will have a birthday
party on Sunday. She has been invited to the party. Will Linda attend the party?
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2. Dan got wet because of the heavy rain. He had to walk home because there was a
transportation strike. What do you think happened?
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3. The janitor found a big and thick envelope near the opening of the door in the
hallway. It seems to be full of something that feels like money. What will the janitor do?
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Group 3- Read the story and answer the questions. Choose the letter of the correct
answer.
A. That afternoon, I felt that Father was not his usual self. His face was sad and his steps
were slow and tired. That afternoon, he had brought nothing for his dear little ones. No
candies, no cookies, nothing at all. When the children ran to meet him, Father only
looked sadly at the ground, and shook his head.
3. How did the children feel when they knew what happened?
a. angry
b. happy
c. excited
d. sad
D. Discussing new What do you do when you make predictions?
concepts and practicing How can you differentiate reality from fantasy?
new skills #1
Making Generalization
(Abstraction)
IV. Evaluating Learning Read the following situations and choose what you think might happen next.
(Test) Write the letter of your answer in your notebooks.
1. Jaime is playing with his kite. The kite is flying high above a coconut tree.
Suddenly, the kite string snapped.
2. All the pupils are inside the classroom. Some are playing and others are
chatting. The teacher comes in.
a. The pupils will sit quietly.
b. The teacher will go out of the room.
c. The pupils will continue with what they are doing.
d. The teacher will get mad at her pupils.