I. II. Using the Dictionary to Interpret Stress Mark for Correct Accent Learning Content Topic: Use the dictionary to interpret stress mark for correct accenT References: PELC III 2.1 Materials: Dictionary, lists of words written on charts III. Learning Experiences A. Preparatory Activities Respect/Courtesy 1. Checking of Attendance 2. Spelling Drill 3. Review Listen as your teacher says a word. Write 1 if it is stressed on the first syllable, 2 if it is the second, and 3 if it is the third. 1. welcome (1) 2. ancestor (2) 3. everyone (1) 4. introduced (3) 5. thirty (1) 4. Motivation Who among you have dictionaries at home? Do you know how to use the dictionary? B. Developmental Activities 1. Presentation Present the following words to the pupils. Using their own dictionaries, look up the stress marks of the following words and let them write on the board the correct stress marks for correct accent. Put words with stress mark on the first syllable in column A, words with stress mark on the second syllable in column B and words with stress mark on the third syllable in column C. Value Focus: Showing respect while somebody is talking summer today information parenthesis experience introduce material accent elementary electricity Ancestry Recited Interrogative Welcome Memorable Teacher reads the words with correct stress and let the pupils repeat after her/him. Analysis and Discussion Do you hear any differences in the force you give to each syllable of each word? In column A, which syllable is pronounced with more force? How about in column B? in column C? When you say a word with two or more syllables, you always say one syllable a bit louder than the others. This force or loudness is called stress. What punctuation mark is used to show the syllable that received the stress? Value Integration What will you do when somebody is talking? 3. Generalization 1. What is a stress mark? (A stress mark is used to show the syllable that receives the stress) 2. What will you use to help you interpret the stress mark for correct accent? Use the dictionary to interpret stress mark for correct accent. Post Activities 1. Application Divide the class into five groups. Give words to each group and let them consult the dictionary to determine the accented syllable in each word. Pupils will present their works on the board or on a piece of manila paper. Group 1 airport Group 4 supervisor economic principal number achievement bicycle invitation emotions charity 2. C. 2. IV. V. Group 2 delivery dictionary councilor disappointed direction Group 3 behave confirmation communicate irresistible furniture Group 5 attendance charitable driver librarian occupation Enrichment Activity Give words and have the pupils consult the dictionary. Teacher will call a pupil to determine the accented syllable by clapping his/her hands once for words with accent on the first syllable, twice for words with accent on the second syllable and thrice for words with accent on the third syllable. Evaluation Use the dictionary to interpret stress mark for correct accent. Put the stress mark on the accented syllable. 1. medicine 2. protection 3. understand 4. measure 5. conservation Assignment Using the dictionary, put the stress mark for the correct accent of each word. 1. teacher 2. vacation 3. presentation 4. community 5. wonderful