Classification-Cause-and-Effect
Classification-Cause-and-Effect
Abuyog, Leyte
S.Y. 2022-2023
Learning Target:
1. Analyze a paragraph showing classification.
2. Distinguish major from minor ideas.
Reference:
Hernandez, Philippe Jose S., Jerico J. Esteron, Christhoper B. Watchon (2017). Reading
and Writing Skills for Senior High School Students. SIBS Publishing House,
Inc.
I. Preliminaries
1. Greetings
2. Prayer
3. Checking of Attendance
1. Elicit
Ask the students, “What was the lesson last meeting?”.
2. Engage
Ask the students the following:
3. Explore
Group the class into several groups.
Directions: Encircle the MAJOR idea and Underline the MINOR idea in
each number.
Any Filipino will most likely have heard of prominent names of people.
Among them are Jose Rizal, Marcelo H. del Pilar, Apolinario Mabini,
Antonio Luna, and Lapu-Lapu. Nowadays, people also hear of the
following names: Ninoy Aquino, Noynoy Aquino, Jess Robredo,
Rodrigo Duterte, Nora Aunor, Fernando Poe Jr., Lea Salonga, and
Dolphy.
Some are heroes: Jose Rizal, Marcelo H. del Pilar, Apolinario Mabini,
Antonio Luna, and Lapu-Lapu.
5. Elaborate
Concept Notes:
Major Detail are the primary points that support the main idea.
Example: Food, School item, Furniture, City.
6. Evaluate
Activity
People looking to lose weight have a few options: exercise, diet, weight
loss pills, or surgery. Exercising involves going to a gym, working out
at home, or joining some sort of class or sports team. Dieting often
involves strict management of what one eats in order to lose, gain or
maintain weight. Weight loss pills can help individuals who have
difficulty losing weight by reducing appetite, reducing fat absorption or
increasing fat burning. A person can lose weight by combining the pills
with other methods such as diet or exercise. Individuals who are
severely overweight can talk to a doctor about having surgery to help
them to lose the weight that they need.
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III. Closure
1. Collection of activity
2. Prayer
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Learning Target:
1. Differentiate cause from effect.
2. Understand the nature of a resignation letter.
3. Identify various writing contexts where cause-and-effect relationship is
utilized, like in a resignation letter.
Reference:
Hernandez, Philippe Jose S., Jerico J. Esteron, Christhoper B. Watchon (2017). Reading
and Writing Skills for Senior High School Students. SIBS Publishing House,
Inc.
I. Preliminaries
1. Greetings
2. Prayer
3. Checking of Attendance
1. Elicit
Ask the students, “What was the lesson last meeting?”.
2. Engage
The teacher will show a picture text on the screen and ask the students,
“What is the cause and effect in the text?”.
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3. Explore
Think-Pair-Share
Let each pair make a Cause-and-Effect text using the following pictures.
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4. Explain
The teacher will show a text box and let the students read it.
[Current date]
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the knowledge and
experience I have gained by working here. I am very grateful for the
time I have spent on our team and the professional relationships I’ve
built. It’s been a pleasure working for you, and I hope our paths will
cross again in the future.
Sincerely,
The teacher will discuss the difference between cause-and-effect and its
connection in writing a resignation letter.
5. Elaborate
Concept Notes:
Once you have done the prewriting stage, you need to do the following:
1. Introduce your main topic. Provide a background about the essay and
why it is why it is being written.
2. Discuss your topic, pairing each cause with an effect. Refer to your
matrix of cause and effects and place them in the body.
6. Evaluate
Activity
2. The announcement was posted on the office’s social media page, and
attendance increased by twenty-two percent.
5. The online video was watched repeatedly due to the excellent signing of
the person in the video.
III. Closure
1. Collection of activity
2. Prayer
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Learning Target:
1. Define problem-solution as a rhetorical pattern.
2. Identify the elements of a problem.
Reference:
Hernandez, Philippe Jose S., Jerico J. Esteron, Christhoper B. Watchon (2017). Reading
and Writing Skills for Senior High School Students. SIBS Publishing House,
Inc.
I. Preliminaries
1. Greetings
2. Prayer
3. Checking of Attendance
1. Elicit
Ask the students, “What was the lesson last meeting?”.
2. Engage
Ask them the following questions:
1. Have you ever had a problem that you were able to solve on your own?
2. How did you solve the problem?
3. What solution/s did you create to solve your problem?
3. Explore
Group the class into several groups and let them fill in the diagram shown
on the screen.
Parts of the
problem
Future
Implicatio
n(s) of the
Solution
4. Explain
The teacher will let the students read the “Online Obsessive-Compulsive
Disorder” By Pamela D. Recio
After reading, ask them, “Can you identify what was the problem in that
text?”.
1. Problem-solution pattern.
2. The Elements of a problem.
5. Elaborate
Concept Notes:
Elements of a problem
1. Parts of the problem will require you to analyze the 5 W’s and 1 H
questions.
2. The Cause and Effect of the problem will expose the root of the crisis
as well as its possible implications.
3. The possible solutions to the problem will generate the most logical
and practical solutions after a careful analysis of the problem.
6. Evaluate
Activity
III. Closure
1. Collection of activity
2. Prayer
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