Identifying Point
of View. ( EN5LCIIIg-3.17 )
Point of View
Reviewing Previous Lesson
1. How would you know the
feeling of the speaker in his
speech? 2. Drill
Tell the mood or tone of each
speaker.
Speaker 1 : “ My deepest and
sincerest thanks to all of you
who supported me in the
election. Words are not enough
to extend my grateful thanks to
all. “ ( guilty, thankful )
Speaker 2 : “ I am immensely
lamenting for what had happened
to our fellow Filipinos during the
typhoon Yolanda.”
Now, that you can tell the mood or
feelings and tone of the speaker,
today you will be tasked to identify
the point of view and then as
you go along you should be able to
give your own point of view or
feedback about a given topic
Listen to the recorded article about
the lantern festival in
Pampanga.
The Pampanga Lantern Festival
The tradition of the lantern festival in
San Fernando Pampanga
dates back to the 1800s.
In those days, the people of Bacolor, the
capital of Pampanga then, used lanterns
made of bamboo and rice
paper, and lighted with candles or gas
lamps. Every morning, nine
days before Christmas,
they carried these
lanterns with them as
they paraded along the
road before proceeding to
the pre-dawn
mass known as misa de
gallo or simbang gabi.
Over the years, the lantern
designs have become more
complex.
The five-point star has changed
into different geometric shapes.
The candles or gas lamps needed
to light the lanterns have been
replaced with electric light bulbs.
The frame is now made of wire
instead of bamboo and is welded
instead of glued.
Some lanterns are too big and
heavy to be carried by hand, so
they are mounted on flat-bed
trucks. And the venue has
changed to San Fernando,
the current capital of the
province. The San Fernando
Parol Festival starts in the
morning.
Visitors from neighboring
provinces and other places
pour into San Fernando. Food
stalls are set up around the
town market, ready to
sell Pampango delicacies.
Games and contests are held
at the 641 town plaza.
When evening comes,
the marvelous show of
lanterns of different
shapes, sizes, colors,
and lights begins, to
the delight and awe of
spectators.
Comprehension Questions
a. What tradition is talked about
in the article?
b. Why was it held in Bacolor
before? Where is it held now?
c. What changes in the tradition
have evolved over the years?
What do you think is the cause of
these changes?
d. What is your reaction to
this tradition?
( Let the pupils know that
they are already giving their
own point
of view upon telling their
reactions. )
Which do you think is the best
point of view / feedback for the
Pampanga Lantern Festival
article?
a. Lantern Festival started at
Pampanga.
b. Lantern Festival in Pampanga
changed over the years.
c. Lantern Festival is done only
in Pampanga.
What do we mean by point of
view? Or feedback?
Point of View – somebody’s
personal opinion on a subject.
Feedback – comments in the
form of opinions and reactions
about something.
Now, going back to our article,
what other point of view can you
give?
A. Guided Practice
Read the following statements.
Choose the most appropriate
point of view by putting a check on
the line.
a. Marcos burial is already set
before the year ends. Many antiMarcos are protesting about the
decision of the Supreme
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Court. More so, President Duterte
already gave his go signal
on the said burial.
____ Late Ferdinand Marcos
should not be buried
anymore.
____ Marcos’ burial had been
a country’s issue for a long
period of time. It will be
resolved then.
b. The use of internet and
social media is no longer
anew.
Anyone’s need is just a click
away. Yes, it’s a great help, but
if not used responsibly, anyone
can also be ruined.
_____ Responsible use of internet
and social media should
not be taken for granted.
_____ Internet should be banned
now.
B. Independent Practice
Read and understand the article
below. Write your own point of
view in 1-2 sentences.
Due to extreme poverty and
hunger, many children are
engaged in Child Labor. They are
deprived of the child’s lawful
rights because they want to help
their families.
Some are vendors, some are
runners for errands, some are
garbage collectors, some are
houseboys and some tend to
beg for alms to feed their
hungry stomachs. What future
awaits for them?
My Point of View
___________________________________
__________.
ACT – IT – OUT
Point Me The View !
1. When you see your
classmate wearing an awful
dress
2. When you find the Periodical
Test so difficult for you.
3. When your fantastic photo
got a thousand views and
likes.
REMEMBER
Point of View –
somebody’s personal
opinion on a subject.
Feedback – comments in
the form of opinions and
reactions
about something.
Evaluation:
Read and understand the following
statements. Pick out the
appropriate point of view.
1. Many Filipinos prefer to work
abroad as they usually say “ to
look for greener pasture. “
____ Many Filipinos work abroad
because they are not happy
here in our country.
____ Many Filipinos grab the
opportunity to work abroad for
their family’s good future.
2. Vehicular accidents are
the common incidents we
often see on
a TV news program. The
incidents happen because
some
drivers or even the
pedestrians do not follow
the safety traffic
rules.
_____ Road accidents
and mishap occur due
to lack of
discipline among the
motorists and
pedestrians.
_____ Riding in any
vehicle is dangerous.
3. Kelly John is a transferee.
Though he is, he tries to make
new
friends. He plays and spends time
with his new classmates. He
lends his adventurous books to
them.
_____ A transferee should please
his classmates all the time.
_____ A transferee should find
ways to feel comfortable in his
new environment.
a. Children love hotdogs, nuggets,
“tsisirya” and fast food
stuffs. But little do they know that
these foods are junk.
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That’s why they are called junk
foods. Junk foods are not
good for the children’s health.
_____ Children love junk foods.
_____ Children should be taught that
junk foods are not
good for the health.
4. Loisa is born Catholic. Aisha is a
Muslim. Tessa is
Iglesia ni Cristo. Despite their
religious differences,
they can connect to each other.
They are good
friends, actually.
______ It’s good to have friends with
different religion.
______ Having different religion
doesn’t matter in
friendship.
Group Work
Conduct an interview with the
elders in your community. Jot
down their point of views
regarding one of the following
topics.
Christmas Season : Then and Now
Child Labor
Marcos Burial at the Heroes
Cemetery
Duterte’s Administration
Filipino Traditional Values
Distinguishing Text
Types According to
Features ( Structural
and Language ) –
Comparison and
Contrast. ( EN5RC-III-g3.2.7 )
Comparison and Contrast
REVIEW:
What is your point of view
regarding the government’s
plan of abolishing the school
uniform among public school
pupils like you?
What Philippine fiesta
traditions do you know? In
what ways are
they similar? How are they
different?
PRESENTATION:
Read the paragraph about the Ati-Atihan
Festival and Sinulog in
Cebu. Try to note their similarities and
differences.
Have you ever attended or read about
either the Ati-Atihan in
Aklan or the Sinulog in Cebu?
The Ati-atihan celebrated in Kalibo,
Aklan on the third Sunday of
January, and the Sinulog celebrated in
Cebu at about the same
date, both center on the centuries-old
image of the Child Jesus.
However, the Ati-atihan
focuses on the transfer of the
image four
hundred years ago from the
convent to the church; while
that of the
Sinulog recalls the feeling of
our forefathers when they
found in the
image of the Child Jesus near
the Pahinay River.
In both
celebrations, the main
participants smear their skin with
soot, paint
their faces, and wear all sorts of
of tribal finery – animal skin,
feathers and beads – in imitation
of the Ati, the early inhabitants of
the place. They dance on the
streets in a long procession, to the
rhythmic beat of drums, cymbals,
and whistles.
But in the Ati-Atihan
, the revelers chant “ Hala
Bira ! ( Keep on! ), Puera
Pasma! ( No
tiring! )” as they dance any
which way. On the other
hand, the
Sinulog revelers do a prayerdance consisting of two
steps forward
and one step backward.
At the same time they proffer
replicas of
the image heavenward as they
chant, “ Pit Seῆor! Pit Seῆor! (
Glory
to the Lord! )”. In both
celebrations, the dancing on the
streets can
go on for three days.
One thing is sure – the fiesta
celebration in both places is a
major tourist attraction.
DISCUSSION:
1. How are the two fiesta
traditions described? Do they
have
similarities? Do they have
differences?
2. How are they similar? How are
they different?
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3. What word clues help you
identify the similarities of the two
festivals?
How about the clue words that
help you identify their
differences?
When you are giving similarities
and differences, you are giving
the comparison and contrast.
Comparison and Contrast –
finding similarities and
differences
between two people, things and
events.
Analyze each sentence. Tell
which shows comparison and
contrast.
1. Both the encyclopedia and
internet give are rich in
information.
2. I feel secured at home.
3. Liza and Liezl are my friends.
They are identical twins. They
have the same face, the same
height, and the same grin.
Round Robin
Given the pictures, make some
comparison and contrast
APPLICATION:
In our daily life, do we also
make comparison and
contrast?
( Dig the children’s real – life
situational experiences. )
Examples: choosing the
clothes to wear, choosing the
foods to eat,
choosing the hairstyle,
choosing their seatmates, etc…
GENERALIZATION:
Remember
Comparison and Contrast means
examining and
analyzing the similarities and
differences of two person, things,
animals and events.
The commonly used words that
show comparison and
contrast are similarly, both,
however, on the other hand,
different, while,more, better and
same
Evaluation:
Ring the sentence that shows
comparison and contrast.
1. I want to go to Hongkong
Disneyland.I want the blue cap.
It is different from the other one.
2. Baguio City and Tagaytay City
are both the summer venues in
the Philippines.
The man in the village is very
old.
3. The ampalaya is known to be
iron-rich food. Ampalaya and liver
are the same in nutrient content.
Both of them are rich in iron.
4. Life in the province is simpler
and more peaceful than life in the
city.
It is nice to live in a province.
5. Mother prepares our meal
every day. 649 Home-made meals
are healthier than fast - food
meals.
ASSIGNMENT:
Make a comparison and contrast.
1. Philippines _____________________
Middle East countries.
2. Basketball ______________________
volleyball.
3. Pink color ______________________
red color .
4. Beef __________________________
pork.
5. Books _________________________
internet.
Organize information from
secondary sources in
preparation for writing,
reporting and similar
academic tasks in
collaboration with others.
( EN5SS-IIIg-4 )
Write a 3-paragraph
feature article. ( EN5WCIIIg-2.2. 7 )
Organizing
Information
Writing a Feature
Article
REVIEW:
Recitation of the Choral Pieces
• The Six Blind Men and the
Elephant
• Life Doesn’t Frighten Me
Who wants to be a famous
writer someday?
What do you think are the
essential qualities of a good
writer?
PRESENTATION:
Power Point / Chart of a
Sample Feature
This is an example of a
feature article.
( Let the pupils read. )
Cloning
Would you like to have a
duplicate of yourself or of any
other person? Scientists say it
can be done.
First, there was in vitro
fertilization (IVF ). In
this process, an ovum is
fertilized outside the
body. The fertilized
ovum is then injected
into the ovary of a
female who becomes
the surrogate mother.
The ovum will undergo
maturation in the womb of
the surrogate mother. The
eagles Pag-asa and
Pagkakaisa, as well as the
carabaos, Malakas and
Maganda, were produced
through this technology.
The new technology is hailed to
improve the breed of birds and
animals. It also brings hopes to
the problem of vanishing
species.
Then came cloning. Cloning
involves taking out the nucleus
of a donor egg and fusing the
egg with a cell from the animal
being copied. The cell can
come from any part of the body.
With the help of an electric
current , the reconstituted cell
has the potential to grow into a
genetic duplicate. The sheep,
Dolly, developed in a laboratory in
Scotland, is the first cloned
animal. 656 Today, people are
discovering the possibility of
human cloning. Some scientists
think technology would help
people who want to have children
genetically related to them.
Others think it may be
unhealthy, even unsafe. For
example, there is the
possibility of creating a
deformed human. Besides, it
could be unethical. There are
many other setbacks.
Many scientists say they are
ready to clone human beings.
But do we want them to?
DISCUSSION:
What is the article about?
How will you describe the
way it is written? Does it
inform? Entertain? Explain?
Why did you say so?
What can you say about a
feature article ? Feature is a
write – up of interesting
stories, facts, ideas, people,
events and places
How will you organize your
information at hand so you
can write a feature article?
Let’s try to organize the
following information to come
up with a good feature.
(a) All you need are five
lemons, some water, several
cubes of ice, and some sugar.
(b) Do you know how to make
lemonade? (c) If you are
going to sell the lemonade,
you will need one table to
serve as your lemonade
store, many clean glasses,
and at least two spoons – one
spoon to stir the lemonade
and the other, to use for
measuring the sugar
Draft a simple feature
article about these
topics:
• Remembering Our
Loved Ones Who Passed
Away
• Remembering Andres
Bonifacio and His Worth
APPLICATION:
Are you all familiar with a
newspaper? ( Show one.)
Feature articles are usually found in
the newspaper. ( Distribute a
newspaper in each group. )
With your group, find the feature
page. Discuss the feature article
focusing on the following points :
What is the feature article all
about? What does it convey?
What kind of feature is it ?
GENERALIZATION:
What skill have you learned
today ? What is a feature
article? How can you write a
good feature article?
REMEMBER : Feature article is a
write-up of interesting stories,
facts, ideas , people, events and
places. It is written freely
though it also follows some
rules and organizational pattern
EVALUATION:
Write a feature article about the
given topic.
“ Empowering Filipino Youth for a
Better Citizenship “
Rubrics: Indicators
Nearing to perfection, with clear and
significant ideas, good organization
of information
85 – meet all the 3 indicators
80 – meet only 2 indicators
75 – meet only 1 indicator
70 - No indicator met
ASSIGNMENT:
Find for more
samples of feature
articles
Determining
Images/Ideas that are
Explicitly Used to
Influence Viewers –
Propaganda.
Images and Ideas Used
to Influence Viewers –
Propaganda ( EN5VCIIIg-7.3 )
Reviewing the Previous
Lesson – ( Recall )
Read the two articles,
which is a feature article?
Have you seen a rally on TV
or in real situation?
Why do people engage in
rally?
PRESENTATION:
Group the class into 3. Assign each
group to present the following issues.
1 – Help the school canteen. Do not
buy outside the campus premises,
patronize the foods sold at the
canteen, instead.
2 – Maintain the cleanliness of the
school.
3 – Spread the instilled value of
reading book rather than playing
online games and getting hooked by
social media
DISCUSSION:
What did you do in your
activity? How did you bring
out your message? Why did
you do that? What is your
intention? ( Induce the idea of
propaganda.) Propaganda is a
form of persuasion used to
influence people’s attitudes,
beliefs and behaviors
What do you think are the other means
of propaganda?
How can we spread out our messages,
how can we reach all the people?
Modern propaganda uses all the media
available to spread its message
including press, radio, television, film,
computers, fax machine, poster,
meetings, speeches, flags, monument,
coins, street names, books, comic strip,
play, company reports, cultural and
musical events, sporting events awards
and prizes.
Show a sample video clip of
propaganda. Have a sneak
discussion about it.
Suggested video clips : TV
commercial of airlines,
fashion and lifestyle, food
and drinks, home utilities
APPLICATION:
As a student, how do you
express yourself? How do
you bring out what you need
or what you want?
Just like in propaganda, we
also express ourselves every
day. We want to be heard
and be paid attention
GENERALIZATION:
What is propaganda?
How does it influence the
public viewers?
REMEMBER :
Propaganda is a form of
persuasion used to influence
people’s attitudes, beliefs
and behaviors
EVALUATION:
Tell which
pictures show
a propaganda
ASSIGNMENT:
1. Watch for other samples
of propaganda. Be able to
tell the message it
conveys.
2. Look for samples of
other means of
propaganda and tell their
message
Realizing that Philippines
Legends Enrich our Culture.
2. Using the Vocabularies in
Community English.
3. Reading the Selection
with Full Comprehension.
Identify what country is in
the picture.
Contextual Clues (Synonyms)
Circle the meaning each
underlined word.
1. After the father was gone,
she step into the cave.
(entered, slept, wandered)
2. The waves on the shore and
sea shells fascinated her
(frightened, allure, angered)
3. But a great billow flying has
out into the sea ( earthquake,
wave, wind)
4. His fears was confirmed
upon seeing the clothing on
water (disappeared, stopped,
strengthened)
5. When he got exhausted, he
rested upon the shore and
soon fell into slumber. (Sleepy,
hungry, tired)
Do you know how the 3
islands, Luzon, Visaya,
and Mindanao came
into existence?
Read the selection orally.
One day, the giant left his
daughters to hunt for food.
Before leaving, he instructed
them not to leave their caves
until his return. Minda,
however was a head strong
girl. After the father was
gone, she ventured outside
the cave.
The waves in the shore and
seashells fascinated her.
Soon, she was far out in the
water. A great billow flying
her out into the open sea. Her
shouts for help fetched her
two sisters who rushed to
rescue her. As none of the
three sisters know how to
swim, they were all drowned
in the water.
When the giant returned and
could not find his daughters,
he went up and down the
island looking for them. His
tears were confirmed when
he saw bits of their clothes
upon the water and so he
dived to the sea to look for
their bodies.
When exhausted, he rested
upon the shore and fell into
deep sleep. The warm sun
upon his face awakened him
the following morning. When
he arose, he saw three island
in the sea where there were
non before. He then knew that
those islands were his
daughters.
Long time ago, the Philippines
was divided into 3 big islands
of Luzon, Visayas and
Mindanao. Ask: What led to
the separation of those
islands and what was the
effect? Read the story aloud.
Each group will read one
paragraph. The teacher ask
questions after each read
paragraph.
Group Activity
Group I – Draw Luzon and the
crops raised in it. Label them
Group II – Draw Visayas and
the products raised in it. Label
them
Group III – Draw Mindanao and
the basic foods develop there.
Label them.
Pupils are grown to do great
work.
Independent Practice
What happened to the 3
sisters?
How are the 3 islands called
today?
Assessments:
If the Philippines hadn’t
been divided what could be
the effects?
Closure / Assessment:
What have you learned
from today’s lesson?
Evaluation:
1. The article is about
a. The 3Philippine islands
b. The disappearance of the
3 sisters
c. Why the 3 daughters
drowned
Choose the letter of the correct
answer. What is known as the
most beautiful marine
reservations in the Philippines?
a.Puerto Azul b.Puerto Galerac.
Puerto Real
Where did the Mangyans find
sanctuary? a.At the peak of Mt.
Apo b.Along the Sierra Madre
c.On the slopes of Mt. Halcon
3. Mangyans live until dawn
by Near the city Near the sea
In town
4. Describe Mangyan
Brave Literate
Timid and friendly
5. What have Mangyan
adopted?
a. Christian logs
b. Foreign customs
c. Lowland names