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    The lesson plan is for an English 10 class and focuses on teaching the characteristics of myths. It will involve students identifying characteristics in sample myths, including settings, characters, plot, theme, and metaphor. Students will first explore myths by describing pictures and discussing the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. They will then work to identify the characteristics of myths by unscrambling words. Finally, students will analyze another Greek myth to transfer their understanding by identifying which parts of the story demonstrate each characteristic. The lesson aims to help students understand myths and their purpose as vehicles for expressing ideas.

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    The lesson plan is for an English 10 class and focuses on teaching the characteristics of myths. It will involve students identifying characteristics in sample myths, including settings, characters, plot, theme, and metaphor. Students will first explore myths by describing pictures and discussing the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. They will then work to identify the characteristics of myths by unscrambling words. Finally, students will analyze another Greek myth to transfer their understanding by identifying which parts of the story demonstrate each characteristic. The lesson aims to help students understand myths and their purpose as vehicles for expressing ideas.

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    The lesson plan is for an English 10 class and focuses on teaching the characteristics of myths. It will involve students identifying characteristics in sample myths, including settings, characters, plot, theme, and metaphor. Students will first explore myths by describing pictures and discussing the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. They will then work to identify the characteristics of myths by unscrambling words. Finally, students will analyze another Greek myth to transfer their understanding by identifying which parts of the story demonstrate each characteristic. The lesson aims to help students understand myths and their purpose as vehicles for expressing ideas.

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    Lesson Plan in English 10

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    The lesson plan is for an English 10 class and focuses on teaching the characteristics of myths. It will involve students identifying characteristics in sample myths, including settings, characters, plot, theme, and metaphor. Students will first explore myths by describing pictures and discussing the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. They will then work to identify the characteristics of myths by unscrambling words. Finally, students will analyze another Greek myth to transfer their understanding by identifying which parts of the story demonstrate each characteristic. The lesson aims to help students understand myths and their purpose as vehicles for expressing ideas.

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    HOLY CHILD ACADEMY OF UBAY, INC.

    Poblacion, Ubay, Bohol


    S.Y. 2019-2020

    Lesson Plan in English 10

    Grade 10 (St. Augustine)


    Date: October 10, 2019
    Prepared by: Angelie C. Aton

    Checked by: Sr. Ma. Perlita B. Legaspi, DST

    I. Topics: Characteristics of Myth


    II. Time Frame: 1 hour
    III. Content Standard:
    The learner demonstrates understanding of how world literature and other text
    types serve as a vehicles of expressing and resolving conflicts among individuals or
    groups; also how to use strategies in critical reading, listening, and viewing, and
    affirmation and negation markers to deliver impromptu and extemporaneous
    speeches.

    IV. Performance Standard


    The learner proficiently delivers an argumentative speech emphasizing how to
    resolve conflicts among individuals or groups.

    V. Learning Competencies
    The learner will be able to:
     identify the characteristics of a myth
     assess the effectiveness of the ideas presented in the material viewed taking into
    account its purpose;
     explain how the elements specific to a selection build it’s theme; and
     observe correct grammar in making definitions

    Learning Targets:
     I can correctly identify the characteristics of a myth
     I can assess the effectiveness of the ideas presented in the material viewed taking
    into account it’s purpose
     I can clearly explain how the elements specific to a selection build it’s theme
     I can observe correct grammar in making definitions

    Essential Questions:
     What is a myth?
     What are the characteristics of a myth?

    Essential Understanding
     Myth is a traditional sacred story which usually narrates the activities of gods and
    heroes, and that can explained a natural phenomenon or cultural practice.
     The five characteristics of a myth are settings, characters, plot, theme and
    metaphor.

    VI. Procedure
    i. Explore:
     T he students will look under their chairs and check for a picture. The students
    who could find the pictures will be giving their description about the picture and
    share to the class.
     After sharing their ideas, the teacher will read a greek myth which is entitled
    “Orpheus and Eurydice”
     Questions based on the story will be asked to the students.

    ii. Firm-Up:
     The teacher will open the lesson. The teacher will let the students to identify the
    characteristics of a myth by arranging the jumbled letters to form a word.

    iii. Deepen:
     The teacher will let the students to share their own ideas about the topic.

    iv. Transfer:
    The students will be given another greek myth and let them identify what part of
    the story belongs to the characteristics of a myth.

    Values Integration
     Value the importance of characteristics of myth
     Trust is essential in dealing with love, not just love for a partner but in any forms
    of love.

    V. Assignment
    Transfer will serve as their assignment

    Codes:
    EN10WL-IIc-60
    EN10LT-IIb-30

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