Le Eng4 Q3 Signalwords
Le Eng4 Q3 Signalwords
Le Eng4 Q3 Signalwords
I. OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson the student should be able to:
1. Write directions using signal words.
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2. Use appropriate signal words in writing directions.
3. Identify signa words in a text.
4. Observe cleanliness at all times.
A. Content Standard The learners should demonstrate understanding of writing as a process.
The learners should demonstrate understanding of the importance of using
varied sources of information to support writing.
B. Performance Standard The learners should use variety of strategies to write informational and
literary compositions.
The learners should use varied sources of information to support writing.
C. Most Essential Learning
Competencies (MELC) (if Write directions using signal words.
available write the MELC1 English4 Q3
indicated MELC)
D. Enabling Competencies
(if available write the
attached enabling
competencies)
II. CONTENT Writing Directions Using Signal Words
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References MELC, PIVOT BOW
a. Teacher’s Guide Pages Self-Learning Module in English 4
b. Learner’s Guide Pages
c. Textbook Pages
d. Additional Materials from Self-Learning Module in English 4
Learning Resources
B. List of Learning Resources
for Development and
Engagement Activities
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Introduction Good day class! How are you today?
Today is an exciting day for us because we will learn new lesson.
We can see directions or instructions everywhere. They guide us on
what to do---from simple school activities to cooking our favorite food.
Writing clear directions helps the reader understand it better and avoid
mistakes or accidents. A young learner like you should learn how to write
clear directions using signal words.
Drill:
Directions: Write the correct sequence of events in washing our hands.
Use the signal words first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth.
______, squirt a dab of soap onto one palm.
______, make sure it is not too cold.
______, rub your hands together. Wait until bubbles are all over them.
______, turn on the water.
______, now dry them with a towel.
______, then rinse your hands.
In your previous module you studied about adverbs of manner, place,
and time. Let’s see how much you know about your previous lesson.
Review:
Directions: Write the correct adverb of manner in the parenthesis to fill in
the gaps.
1. That bus is going so ________. We’ll never get there on time.
(fast, slowly, well)
2.He solved the exercises ________ because they were very easy.
(quick, quickly, soon)
3.This TV is _________ ruined. It doesn’t work anymore.
(complete, absolute, completely)
4.Please, just wait a minute. I’m sure she’ll ________ be here.
(soon, probably, slowly)
5.Penny wears a raincoat as it rains ___________.
(loudly, heavily, now)
LET’S READ
(Ask a student to read the story for the class.)
Questions:
1. Who walked to their Grandma’s house?
2. When did they walk to their Grandma’s house?
3. Where did they go first?
4. What did they do next?
5. What did Carl do then?
6. After that, who did Jean help, what did she do?
7. Finally, where is their final stop? Who did they meet?
8. What words were used to helped you know the steps in a process
or sequence of events?
SIGNAL WORDS
help the readers see which important details will be developed in a
sequential pattern
indicate order
tell what is to happen
use for arranging events
use in giving directions
DIRECTIONS
provide a guide on how to perform or finish an action.
Once followed properly they will give positive results.
In writing directions using signal words, always put comma (,) after each
signal word.
In writing directions, it is important to use clear steps to help someone
finish a task properly and can help avoid accidents and problems along
the way.
Activity #2
Directions: Choose the sequencing or signal words in each sentence.
Write your answers on your paper.
1. Everyone jumped into the van, then drove to Jose’s house.
2. Before we went to the pantry, we wrapped our gifts.
3. Next, Marielle thanked her friends for coming.
4. They were all seated. After greeting the host, they put their gifts on
the table.
5. Soon other guests began to arrive.
6. Samantha can finally do her assigned task.
7. Alliah said, “now we can go home and rest.
8. Later, we will talk with your classmates about the projects.
9. At last, we can celebrate our victory party.
10. Then, they work together to finish the group activity.
GENERALIZATION
1. What are directions?
2. What are signal words?
3. Give examples of signal words.
4. Why is it important to follow the given direction properly?
5. What do you think will happened if you do not follow the given
directions properly?
D. Assimilation Directions: Write the correct sequence using first, next, then, after that and
finally to complete the steps in joining online classes.
Offline Activity:
Directions: Write 3-5 step directions using signal words with the help of a
family member.
Choose from the following activities:
A. Steps in preparing hot chocolate.
B. Steps in sewing buttons.
C. Steps in cleaning the house.
V. REFLECTION Answer the following questions using the template that the teacher will
upload and submit through google classroom.