A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH I. a. b. c. II. A. B. C. D. E. III. Objectives Subject Matter Topic: Little Red Riding hood by Grimm Brothers Skills: Reference: Strategy: Material: Procedure Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity/Response Preliminary Activities A. Management of Learning B. Motivation Unlocking of Difficulties What we have today is something that will bring you back to childhood days but we will be analyzing it in a deeper understanding. Before we start, let us first talk about the unfamiliar words you might encounter. Using your phones, you can check the definitions of each and use it in a sentence. Understood? Yes ma’am. For the first word we have… League Who wants to answer? Yes ___. League is an old way to measure distance, and it was equal to about 3 miles. So half a league is roughly a mile and a half– the brigade/battalion was. Very good. Someone please use it in a sentence? Yes___. The supermarket is half a league from our house. Excellent. Thank you. For the next word we have… Craftily Who wants to define? Yes___. To do something in a sly, clever or smart way. That’s correct. Now someone use it in a sentence. Yes___. I wanted to do my project craftily. Very nice. Thank you. For the third word we have… Nosegay Yes___ please define it. Nosegay is a small bunch of flowers, typically one that is sweet-scented. That’s right. Someone use it in a sentence. Yes____. I want a fresh picked nosegay for my wedding. That’s great. Thank you. For the fourth word let’s have… Latch ___ please define it. Ma’am, latch is a metal bar with a catch and lever used for fastening a door or gate. Let’s have___ to use it in a sentence. Good job. Thank you. For the last one we have Appease Last one to define? Yes ___. There are a lot of burglars these days and it makes me want to build a latch for my gate. If you try to appease someone, you try to stop or prevent them from being angry by giving them what they want. (to satisfy) Yes that’s correct. Someone to use it in a sentence? Yes ____. I want to appease you by giving you your favorite snacks. Good answer. That’s a nice bribe. Now that you know all that then I guess we’re now ready to discuss the story. C. Lesson Proper “The story we have today is titled “Little Red Riding Hood.” It was already a famous story back in our childhood so who among you have read this story? (Students raised their hands.) That’s good. But before we start let us first know its magnificent author. Wilhelm Grimm and his older brother Jacob studied German folklore and oral traditions, publishing a collection of stories eventually known as Grimms’ Fairy Tales which includes narratives like Briar Rose and Little Red Riding Hood. Wilhelm oversaw editorial work on future editions of the collection, which became more geared towards children. They also wrote the Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and many more. The movies that covered these stories change some of the parts and so if you read the original version you might find another insight about it. Do you have any questions, clarification, or things you want to share? None ma’am. Well then let’s proceed with the story. D. Post Activity I have here five questions I prepared for you today. I’m going to call random student to share their insights and learning. Is that clear? Yes ma’am. Little Red Riding Hood has a red cap given by her grandmother which really suits her and so it made her wear nothing except that one. What do you think it symbolizes? Yes ___. Ma’am I think it symbolizes danger as it is colored red or sweet as a strawberry or apple. That’s right. But why does it seem like it is the only one that suits her? Yes ___. I think it symbolizes the little girl as the only one who can save her grandmother or who will bring danger to her grandmother. That’s a great logic. Thank you. Many have said it that way and that the little girl would be like her grandma in the future. Some critics said that red symbolizes blood or life so they interpreted it as a pass down to generation. Second question. What do you think the bread and wine symbolizes? Yes ___. Some said that bread and wine goes well with each other in any occasion and it was mostly brought during special occasions along with the wishes you hope for the person to have. So I think the mother decided to give those to her mom so she would feel well soon. That’s right. Many have said that those two really get along well in any occasions. It is not for her to congratulate her grandma for being sick but to energize her so she will get well soon. There are also some who interpreted it as the little girl and her grandma who gets along very well in any situation. Third question. Why do you think the mother send her little child alone in the forest to deliver the goods when she knows that it is dangerous? Yes___. I think the mother sent little red alone because she knew her kindness and sweetness could somehow make herself away from danger. So she just reminded her some of warnings to Very good. Well according to some critics she avoid. was sent alone because her mother wanted her to learn something and that even though she knew it would be dangerous she trusted her daughter fully. Fourth question. What do you think the wolf symbolizes as he try to lure and coax people before he devour them? Yes ____. I think it represents the people who ought to betray those around them so they could satisfy theirselves. Yes that’s correct. The wolf symbolizes betrayal. You see that those kinds of people try to take advantage especially when they knew that the person was kind and nice. For the last question. The hunter came out from nowhere and saved the two from the wolf. What do you think he represents? Yes ____. The hunter was like a blessing in disguise. Because in life we know that there are hopeless times but still we manage to overcome because of those people or things Very good. That’s right. I have nothing to say that came to us unconsciously to help us. about it anymore. Good job class! F. Generalization Now that we are done with the story, ____ would you like to share some learnings? Yes ma’am. Today I learned that you should follow the elders especially your parents Yes that’s correct. They might not be always because they know what’s best for you. right but most of the time they are. You should follow them especially when they wanted to keep you from danger. Another one? Yes ____. Wolf reminds me of today’s world that whenever you go out, whatever you wear, what gender you are, what age you are in, there are just people who always like to commit harm and treat people violently to satisfy theirselves. That’s a good example. Very well said. You know class, this story also tells us that even when you do good things you cannot always avoid danger because there are always those people who would want us hurt. But always remember that this kind of situation is what makes life. Just like what Cinderella said “Be kind and have courage.” I hope that you learned a lot from today’s discussion. Thank you class. IV. Evaluation Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity/Response V. Assignment 1. 2. Prepared by: Benavides, Mariane Mae F.
