CATCH-UP FRIDAYS DLL W1
CATCH-UP FRIDAYS DLL W1
Department of Education
REGION II-CAGAYAN VALLEY
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CAGAYAN
BUGUEY SOUTH DISTRICT
SAN LORENZO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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CATCH-UP FRIDAYS
TEACHING GUIDE
SY 2024-2025
Morning Session
The flowers, with petals that sparkled like gemstones, could talk. The trees swayed
gently, humming soft melodies, and the butterflies carried messages from one end of
the garden to another. Lily and Sam learned that this enchanted realm revealed itself
only to those with pure hearts, those who truly loved and cared for nature.
Throughout their days in the magical garden, Lily and Sam made friends with the
talking flowers and playful animals. They discovered the importance of preserving
the environment and how every living thing, no matter how small, played a crucial
role in maintaining the balance of nature. As the friends explored this wondrous
place, they also encountered challenges that tested their resolve and strengthened
their friendship.
Questions:
1. What were the magical elements in the garden that made it enchanting?
2. How did Lily and Sam prove themselves worthy of discovering the magical garden?
3. What lessons did Lily and Sam learn about the importance of nature and the
environment?
4. How did the challenges they faced strengthen Lily and Sam's friendship?
CATCH-UP FRIDAYS
TEACHING GUIDE
SY 2023-2024
Afternoon Session
IV.OBJECTIVES: To instill the value of respect for others in the community.
To differentiate between positive and negative peace concepts.
To understand the principles of peace.
V. CONTENTS: Values Education - Respecting Others
B. Subject Matter
B. References DepEd Memorandum #001 s. 2024
C. Materials Video presentation
VI.PROCEDURE: Daily Routine (15 minutes)
Start with a short mindfulness activity to create a calm environment. Briefly
discuss the importance of respect in our daily lives.
VII. Introduction (10 mins)
Define respect and its significance in building a harmonious community.
Engage students in a discussion about times when they felt respected
or disrespected.