Lesson Plan 2
Lesson Plan 2
I- Objectives
At the end of the lesson, at least 75% of the students should be able to:
a. explain the poem on there on idea.
b. give the message of the poem.
III- Procedure
A. Preparation
1. Opening Prayer
3. Agreement
4. Review
None, ma’am.
B. Lesson Proper
A. Motivation
( showing pictures)
B. Presentation
D. Unlocking Difficulties
( after reading )
Please read the first question. Yes, Who is the main character in the poem?
Ana.
Who wants to answer? Yes, The main character in the poem is God.
Monica.
Exactly!
Whoa wants to answer the second The poem is all about showing
question? Yes, Jenny. ingratitude towards God.
How about the third question? Yes, The message of the poem is we need to
Joy. follow the God’s instruction because he
made us to take our chance to know
why we are here in this world and also
to know what the meaning of life is.
Brilliant idea!
G. Discussion
( picking )
Yes, Jelly
( picking )
Yes, Jelay
H. Application
( after 5 minutes )
( presenting )
Let’s give everybody a 1 million
clap for a job well done.
IV. Evaluation
V. Assignment
Rubrics:
Criteria Inadequate=1 Adequate=2 Above Average=3 Exemplary=4
(Below Standard) (Meets Standard) (Exceeds Standard) (Far Exceeds Standard)
Organization Writing lacks logical Writing is coherent and Writing is coherent and Writing shows high degree
organization. It shows some logically organized. logically organized of attention to logic and
coherence but ideas lack Some points remain with transitions used reasoning of points. Unity
unity. Serious errors. misplaced and stray between ideas and clearly leads the reader to
from the topic. paragraphs to create the conclusion and stirs
Transitions are evident coherence. Overall thought regarding the
but not used throughout unity of ideas is topic.
essay. present.
Level of Content Shows some thinking and Content indicates Content indicates Content indicates synthesis
reasoning but most ideas are thinking and reasoning original thinking and of ideas in-depth analyst
underdeveloped and applied with original develops ideas with and evidence original
unoriginal. thought on a few ideas. sufficient and firm thought and support for the
evidence. topic.
Grammar & Spelling, punctuation, and Most spelling, Essay has few spelling, Essay is free of distracting
Mechanics grammatical errors create punctuation, and punctuation, and spelling, punctuation, and
distraction, making reading grammar correct grammatical errors grammatical errors, absent
difficult, fragments, comma allowing reader progress allowing reader to of fragments, comma
splices, run-ons evident, though essay. Some follow ideas clearly. splices, and run-ons.
errors are frequent. errors remain. Very few fragments or
run-ons.