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A DETAILED LESSON PLAN
IN
ENGLISH
ELEMENTS OF THE STORY
(PLOT)
MARCH 07, 2019
Submitted by:
MARIESOL F. MORAGA
Student Teacher
Submitted to:
Cooperating Teacher
Date: March 07, 2020
Subject: English
Grade Level: 9 Gold
Time Frame: 1 Hour
Topic: Elements of the story
Learning Competencies:
The learners will:

1. determine the purpose of the author - EN9LT-IVg-17
2.
3.
I. Specific Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the students are able to:

1. explain the different elements of a story;
2. identify the element of plot in a short story;
3. appreciate the importance of the story; and
4.
II. Content Standard:

III. Learning Resource:
Materials: visual aids and fill-tip pen.
IV. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
 Before the lesson
A. PRELIMINARIES
1. Opening prayer
May I request _______ to lead us the (The student will stand for a prayer)
prayer.
2. Cleanliness and Orderliness

Good morning, Ma’am!
Good morning class!
We’re good ma’am.
How are you this morning?
It is good to hear that. You may now

take your sit.
3. Checking of attendance
None, ma’am.
Who are absent today?
Very Good!
4. Reading of the Rules
Before we proceed to our new lesson, I

have here the classroom rules that I
would like you to follow. This is the
acronym PRAY which means:
Pay attention and follow instructions.

Respect yourselves and others.
Always participate and do your best.
You must enter and exit prepared. Yes, ma’am.
Please don’t forget to follow these
classroom rules class, Okay?
5. Review of the past lesson Our topic last meeting is all about the elements
of a short story.
What was our topic last meeting?
The elements of a story that we have discussed
ma’am are the theme, conflict, character and
What are the elements of a story that the setting.
we have discussed class?
Very good! At the end of the lesson the students are able
to:
Since you have understood well our 1. explain the different elements of a story;
previous lesson, we will now move on 2. identify the element of plot in a short story;
to our new topic. 3. appreciate the importance of the story; and
But before anything else, please read 4. perform a role play, TV commercial, jingle,
the following objectives for today. and talk show that show love and appreciation.
B. MOTIVATION
Today, we will have a new lesson, but

before that we will have an activity
first. This activity is called “DICE OF
DESTINY”
Mechanics:
The dice will be passed among you.

When the music STOP, the one who
holds the dice will select a number
from the dice. All the number in the
dice has its corresponding picture with Yes, ma’am!
question to be answered.
Are my instructions clear, class?
1. (picture of a person without money)
What have you observed in the

picture?
2. (picture of beggar)
As a student, do beggars make you
feel comfortable or not? Why?
3. (picture of a person who needs help)
How would you describe this

picture?
4. (a person who confess his sins)
How are you going to interpret this

picture?
5. (picture of a crying person)
What can you say about this picture?
6. (picture of a stone)
How would you compare yourselves

in this picture?
C. LESSON PROPER
1. ACTIVITY 1
This time class, we will tackle the story

entitled “LES MISERABLES” I
would like you to watch, read and Yes, ma’am!
understand it carefully because there
are further questions to follow
afterwards.
Are my instructions clear, class?
Before I present to you the story, let me

discuss first the author’s back ground
of the story.
Victor Hugo (Victor-Marie Hugo)

Born : February 26, 1802, BESANCON
Died: May 22, 1885, PARIS
- He is a poet, novelist, and dramatist

who were the most important of the
French romantic writers. Though
regarded in France as one of the
country’s greatest poets, he is
better known abroad for such
novels as Notre-Dame de Paris
(1831) an d les miserables (1862)
(presenting the story)

2. ANALYSIS
 What is the title of the story?
 Who is the author of the story?
 What have you observe in the story that

you have read?
 Who is the main character of the story?
 If you are in the shoe of the main

character, would you do the same thing
of what he has done?
 What lesson that you can get in the

story?
3. ABSRACTION
ELEMENTS OF A SHORT STORY
(setting, conflict, character, plot, theme and

point of view)
This time class, we will focus the PLOT of the

story.
PLOT- it refers to the arrangement of the
events in the story.
There are five elements to look in the plot:
The exposition – the initial events, the

introduction of the characters, and the
beginning of the story.
The rising Action – the beginning of the

conflict. Compilations arise.
The Climax – this the highest point of interest

in the story. It is the turning point that aims
towards the conclusion of the story.
The falling Action – the events that occur

which begin to resolve the conflict.
Denouement – this is the final outcome of the

story.
4. APPLICATION
This time, I will group you into five

according to the color of your nametags. Each
group will present a different task.
Group 1 – Present the exposition of the story.
Group2 – Present the rising action of the story.
Group 3 – Present the climax of the story.
Group 4 – present the falling Action of the

story.
Group 5 – present the Denouement of the

story.
V. EVALUATION
I believe you already understood our topic very

well. This time class we will have a quiz.
Directions: In a one whole sheet of paper

answer the following questions.
1. It
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
VI. ASSIGNMENT
Directions: In a one whole sheet of paper make

a 200-word essay about your reflection of the
story entitled “LES MISERABLES”
Is that clear, class?
Good bye, class!

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A DETAILED LESSON PLAN

MARCH 07, 2019

The learners will:

At the end of the lesson the students are able to:

II. Content Standard:

Materials: visual aids and fill-tip pen.

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

 Before the lesson

2. Cleanliness and Orderliness

It is good to hear that. You may now

Before we proceed to our new lesson, I

Pay attention and follow instructions.

Today, we will have a new lesson, but

The dice will be passed among you.

Are my instructions clear, class?

1. (picture of a person without money)

What have you observed in the

3. (picture of a person who needs help)

How would you describe this

4. (a person who confess his sins)

How are you going to interpret this

5. (picture of a crying person)

What can you say about this picture?

How would you compare yourselves

This time class, we will tackle the story

Are my instructions clear, class?

Before I present to you the story, let me

Victor Hugo (Victor-Marie Hugo)

- He is a poet, novelist, and dramatist

(presenting the story)

 What is the title of the story?

 Who is the author of the story?

 What have you observe in the story that

 Who is the main character of the story?

 If you are in the shoe of the main

 What lesson that you can get in the

ELEMENTS OF A SHORT STORY

(setting, conflict, character, plot, theme and

This time class, we will focus the PLOT of the

The exposition – the initial events, the

The rising Action – the beginning of the

The Climax – this the highest point of interest

The falling Action – the events that occur

Denouement – this is the final outcome of the

This time, I will group you into five

Group2 – Present the rising action of the story.

Group 3 – Present the climax of the story.

Group 4 – present the falling Action of the

Group 5 – present the Denouement of the

I believe you already understood our topic very

Directions: In a one whole sheet of paper

Directions: In a one whole sheet of paper make

Is that clear, class?

Good bye, class!

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