Dev 2 Final

BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Education
City of Malolos, Bulacan
Learning Competency: Summarize narrative texts based on elements (themes, setting, characters,
plot) EN5RC-IC-2.23, EN5RC-ID-2.23
I. Objectives:
1. Identify the elements of the story
2. Summarize the story based on the elements
3. Exposition of learners to different narrative texts
II. Subject Matter:

Topic: Recognizing the Elements of Narratives
Reference:
Joy in Learning English 5, pages 7-10
Materials: Visual aids, tarpapel, marker, laptop and projector, speakers
III. Preliminaries:
Teacher’s Activity Pupil’s Activity
A. Routinary Activities:
Prayer:
Before we start, please stand and let us pray. The prayer leader of the day will lead
the class in praying.
Greetings:
Good morning class! Good morning teacher!
Classroom Management:
Before sitting down, pick-up all the pieces of
trash under your seats and make sure that your chairs The pupils will pick up the trashes
are aligned. under their seats and will arrange their
seats
Checking of Attendance:
Class is there any absent in the class?
Answer may vary.
B. Presentation
Review:
Before we go on our topic for today, can you
please give me a recap of what have we done We discussed the story “Two Were
yesterday. Left (Retold)”.
Who is the author of the story? The author of the story is Hugh B.
Cave.
What kind of animal is a husky? A dog.
Where were Noni and Nimuk stranded and left

alone? In a floating ice land.
What else did we discuss yesterday?

About compound words.
Very good. So what are compound
words? Compound words or compounds are
words formed by putting two or more
words together to form a new word
with a new meaning. Compound words
may be closed(written as one),
open(written with space), or
hyphenated (connected by a hyphen)
Very good! Can you give me examples of
compound words? iceberg.
motherland.
foodfests.
timezone.
mother-in-law.
Motivation:
Now, before we begin our discussion, we’ll watch a
short film story title “The Turtle and the Rabbit”.
Did you enjoy the film? Yes!

It’s an interesting story right?
Now moving on to our discussion, I want you all to
open your book on page 7
Discussion:
A narrative is a type of literary text that tells a story. It
presents a series of events which can either be true or
fictitious. Nonfiction narratives include biography,
autobiography, memoir, diary, etc. Fiction narratives
may be picture books, cartoons, mystery, fantasy,
adventure, science fiction, historical fiction, fairy
tales, myths, legends, fables, or plays.
The basic elements of the narrative include the theme,

setting, characters and plot.
1. Plot- the sequence of events

2. Setting- the time and place in which the events
happen
3. Characterization- the presentation of the
personality of each other
4. Mood- the general feeling created through
word choice and pacing
5. Conflict- the central problem to be solved
6. Theme- the author’s message or central
concept about life or human nature conveyed
through the story
Being able to identify the elements of the story you

read shows that you understand the story.
The elements of the story “Two Were Left” may

be viewed this way.
C. Generalization
Let us always remember that…
- A narrative is a type of literary text that tells
a story. It presents a series of events which can either
be true or fictitious.
The elements of the story are:
1. Plot- the sequence of events

2. Setting- the time and place in which the events
happen
3. Characterization- the presentation of the
personality of each other
4. Mood- the general feeling created through
word choice and pacing
5. Conflict- the central problem to be solved
6. Theme- the author’s message or central
concept about life or human nature conveyed
through the story
Being able to identify the elements of the story you

read shows that you understand the story.
IV. Application:
Get a 1 whole sheet of paper. In each story, pick one of the three and read, after reading
it, use the graphic organizer below and fill out the elements of a narrative text.
V. Evaluation:
A. Identify the elements of the narrative described below. Choose your answer from
the box below.
______________1. The presentation of the personality of each character.
______________2. The central problem to be solved.
______________3. The author’s message or central concept about life or human nature
conveyed through the story.
______________4. The sequence of events.
______________5. The time and place in which the events happen.
______________6. The general feeling created through word choice and pacing.
plot characterization narrative compound

setting mood conflict theme
Answer Key
1. characterization
2. conflict
3. theme
4. plot
5. setting
6. mood
IV. Assignment
Watch any film or read any story then on a one whole sheet of paper, copy the graphic
organizer below and fill out the elements of a narrative.
Submitted by: Beed 3A GenED

(Group 7)
Bauto, Daniel
Otocan, Jason
Ramos, Elvon

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II. Subject Matter:

What kind of animal is a husky? A dog.

Where were Noni and Nimuk stranded and left

What else did we discuss yesterday?

Did you enjoy the film? Yes!

The basic elements of the narrative include the theme,

1. Plot- the sequence of events

Being able to identify the elements of the story you

The elements of the story “Two Were Left” may

The elements of the story are:

1. Plot- the sequence of events

Being able to identify the elements of the story you

plot characterization narrative compound

Submitted by: Beed 3A GenED

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