LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH 8

Content Standard: 
The learner demonstrates understanding of: Southeast Asian literature as mirror to a shared
heritage ; coping strategies in processing textual information; strategies in examining
features of a listening and viewing material; structural analysis of words and propaganda
techniques; and grammatical signals for opinion- making, persuasion, and emphasis.

Program Standard:
The learner transfers learning by composing and delivering a persuasive speech based on an
informative essay featuring use of properly acknowledged information sources, grammatical
signals for opinion-making , persuasion, and emphasis, and appropriate prosodic features,
stance, and behavior.

I. Objectives:
Analyze the culture reflected in the text with other cultures; and
II. Subject Matter: 
Analyze the culture reflected in the text with other cultures; and
III. Learning Resources
a. References: English Quarter 3 - Module 4: page 14-17
b. Materials: masking tape, felt tip pen, tarpapel, cartolina, pictures, etc.
c. Other Learning Resources: Internet (youtube.com), youtube music.
d. KBI - Value Content: Our culture is our identity that should not fade nor
die, it is who we are and what we are and we keeping the culture and
tradition is our way of recognizing our ancestors.

IV. Learning Procedure

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preparatory Activities
(Remind the students of the house
rules)

a. Prayer

May I request Jude to lead the opening

prayer? (The appointed obeys)

b. Greetings

Good morning, class! Good morning, ma'am!

How are you today? Great ma'am!

c. Checking Attendance

Perfect! For your attendance, I will be passing

this yellow paper around and just write your
name.

d. Collecting of Assignments (Students’ write their names on the yellow

paper)
Do you have any assignments assigned to you
from last the last meeting?

Is it written in your assignment notebook? Or in

a paper?

Okay, kindly pass your assignments in front.

A. Review

At this juncture, we are going to have an

activity. I will call a name and he/she will come
here infront to write the answer.

Are you all ready? Yes, ma’am!

1.) The ten-headed Ravana, the ruler of Lanka,
devised a plan to abduct Sita.
Answers Key:
1.) Rising Action
2.) Rama, the son of King Dasharata, was the 2.) Exposition
prince of Ayohdya. 3.) Falling Action
4.) Climax
5.) Resolution
3.) Sita proved her purity and loyalty to Rama
and gained her freedom from captivity

4.) The battle happened between Rama and

Ravana.

5.) Rama, Sita and Lakshmana returned to

Ayodha to rule and perform their duties and
responsibilities.

B. Lesson Proper

1. Activity

Please refer to the board of My Childhood

Sweetest Memory by Gemma B. Espadero
ANSWERS KEY:

1.) Base on the literary piece, the

traditional milling is the sweetest memory
of the author
2.) The fading of traditional milling
concerns the author
3.) Because technology brings changes in
our lives such as pollution in air and
water, and other issues
The author wonders sometimes to go
Guide questions: back in time.
1.)What is the sweetest memory of the author?
2.) What is the concern of the author?
3.) Why did the author mention the technology?
4.) What is the author's wishes?

B. Motivation

At this juncture, we will play a little short game.

This is for you to know more or have an idea of
our topic today.

Title: Put a Finger Down

For this little game, I prepared 10 statements.

All of you will going to open your hands looking
like counting to 10. I will give each statement
and you'll put a finger down if you have done it.

Is the instructions clear?

Are you all ready?

Put a finger down if,

1. You love your parents

2. If you love to watch movies
3. If like horror movies
4. If you were late in a class
5. If you are proud to be Filipino
6. If you love comics
7.If you love kdrama
8. If you have social media accounts
9. If you have experienced playing piko,
tumbang preso and etc.
10.If you think our old tradition is fading away

2. Analysis
I have 5 pictures to present and we will analyze
each pictures.

Ma'am on the first picture it's the

manaragat.

1.) What can you see on the pictures? Manaragat is a festival here in Catbalogan
City
Yes, Jane?
Ma'am it is Kuratcha
Very good! What is Manaragat?
It's a dance that immitates the crab most
That's good! What about the second picture? popular here in Catbalogan and Samar

Yes, John Because of the positioning of the hands

on how they dance.
What is Kuratcha?
Obelisk of Samar, San Bartholomew
Why did you said that Kuratcha immitates the Church and Jose Rizal statue.
crab?
Our lesson for today is Analyzing the
Very good! Okay Lisa, can you name the three culture reflected in the text
remaining pictures? with other cultures.
Base on our activities, can anyone tell me what
is our lesson for today?
Yes, Jessica?

That's correct! For today we are to analyze the

culture reflected in the text with other cultures.

3. Abstraction

a.) Discussion
 Culture- Culture can be defined as all the (The students listen to the discussion)
ways of life including arts, beliefs and
institutions of a population that are
passed down from generation to
generation. Culture has been called "the
way of life for an entire society." As
such, it includes codes of manners,
dress, language, religion, rituals, art.

History of Catbalogan

The original name of the Catbalogan was

Katbalaugan or Kabalaugan. It was first
organized by the priests of the Jesuits Order or
the Society of Jesus sometime in October
1596. On the first decades of the Spanish
colonization of the country, Samar was under
the jurisdiction of Cebu. Later, it was declared
as a separate province. In 1735, Samar and
Leyte were united into one province with
Cariaga, in Leyte, as the capital. But the union
did not prove satisfactory. In 1768, Catbalogan
City became the provincial capital when Samar
separated from Leyte and became an
independent province.

From the colonization of Spaniards to the

governance of Americans and to the
oppressions of the Japanese troops,
Catbalogan suffered much. Even though there
were little developments when it comes to
economy and infrastructures, the natives still
hoped for the freedom they have been longing
for. As early as 1960, Catbalogan already
agitated to become a city. On March 15, 2007,
Catbalogan finally attained its cityhood.

b.) Generalization
Okay, let's see if you all learned something. Ma'am culture is anything that can be
defined in arts.
Who can tell me what is culture?
Yes, Carl? Because arts such as music, paintings
and dance reflects in our culture.
Why did you say that it is arts?
arts is passed down from generation to
How come that arts reflects in our culture? generation, the traditions are sometimes
being passed in songs, dances and arts
Do you all agree, class? so that the retention can be easily
acquired.

"Yes, ma'am!
c.) Valuing

Great answers, everyone! Why do you all think it Our culture is our identity that should not
is a need for us to know and to analyze our fade nor die, it is who we are and what we
culture? are and we keeping the culture and
tradition is our way of recognizing our
Yes, Bruno? ancestors.

4.Application

A volunteer will write her/his analyzation on

what Catbalogan is. Answers Key:

1.) Catbalogan was a fishing village

2.) Celebrates Manaragat Festival

3.) San Bartholomew is the cities patron

Saint

4.) Maqueda Bay

IV. Assessment

I'll divide the house into 4. Analyze the history

of the Manaragat Festival and answer the guide
questions below.
The Manaragat Festival – held during the
annual August month-long Fiesta celebration
(August 1–31), the Manaragat Festival is a
tribute to the fishermen of Catbalogan City.
Local fishermen share their catch of fish and
other marine products which they trade in the
market. The Manaragat is a festive dance
characterized by varied movements and
intricate steps of the different species of fish
and sea shells inhabiting Maqueda Bay and
beautifully presented by dancers in exotic and
colorful costumes. The Manaragat Festival of
Catbalogan City honors its Patron Saint, St.
Bartholomew, every 24 August. St.
Bartholomew, the miraculous Saint, is believed
by the local folks to have maintained the
richness of Maqueda Bay as the major fishing
ground of the province of Samar.

Kaadlawan Han Samar (Samar Day) – is

ANSWERS KEY:
celebrated every August 11. It marks the
celebration of Samar’s Foundation Day. The
1.) The importance of the Manaragat
festival is participated by the province’s two
Festival is that it is the identity of
cities and twenty-five municipalities and
Catbalogan as a filling village way back
includes cultural dance competitions, Mutya
then.
Han Samar Pilipinas (Miss Samar Philippines)
beauty pageant, agro-fisheries trade fair and 2.) San Batholomew, the local folks
civic-military parade. believe that the miraculous Saint have
1.) What is the importance of Manaragat maintained the richess of Maqueda Bay.
Festival to the people of Catbalogan?
2.) Who is the Patron Saint of Catbalogan and 3.) There is a celebration for us to
why the miraculous Saint? reminded of who we are and where we
3.) Why is there a celebration of Manaragat came from.
Festival?

V. Assignment

Directions: Analyze the cultural difference and

similarities between The Sory of Ramayana and
the teleserye Maria Clara at Ibarra.
 ANSWERS KEY

Similarities: love the parents, obeys the

rules, and went on a battle.

Differences: The origin of the story, the

clothing, difference on quest and problem.

     
 
VI. Remarks

 VII. Reflection

Prepared by:

Andrea Faye Mendoza

Pre-Teacher Intern
The Manaragat Festival – held during the annual August month-long Fiesta
celebration (August 1–31), the Manaragat Festival is a tribute to the fishermen of
Catbalogan City. Local fishermen share their catch of fish and other marine products
which they trade in the market. The Manaragat is a festive dance characterized by
varied movements and intricate steps of the different species of fish and sea shells
inhabiting Maqueda Bay and beautifully presented by dancers in exotic and colorful
costumes. The Manaragat Festival of Catbalogan City honors its Patron Saint, St.
Bartholomew, every 24 August. St. Bartholomew, the miraculous Saint, is believed by
the local folks to have maintained the richness of Maqueda Bay as the major fishing
ground of the province of Samar.

Kaadlawan Han Samar (Samar Day) – is celebrated every August 11. It marks the
celebration of Samar’s Foundation Day. The festival is participated by the province’s
two cities and twenty-five municipalities and includes cultural dance competitions,
Mutya Han Samar Pilipinas (Miss Samar Philippines) beauty pageant, agro-fisheries
trade fair and civic-military parade.
1.) What is the importance of Manaragat Festival to the people of Catbalogan?
2.) Who is the Patron Saint of Catbalogan and why the miraculous Saint?
3.) Why is there a celebration of Manaragat Festival?

The Manaragat Festival – held during the annual August month-long Fiesta
celebration (August 1–31), the Manaragat Festival is a tribute to the fishermen of
Catbalogan City. Local fishermen share their catch of fish and other marine products
which they trade in the market. The Manaragat is a festive dance characterized by
varied movements and intricate steps of the different species of fish and sea shells
inhabiting Maqueda Bay and beautifully presented by dancers in exotic and colorful
costumes. The Manaragat Festival of Catbalogan City honors its Patron Saint, St.
Bartholomew, every 24 August. St. Bartholomew, the miraculous Saint, is believed by
the local folks to have maintained the richness of Maqueda Bay as the major fishing
ground of the province of Samar.

Kaadlawan Han Samar (Samar Day) – is celebrated every August 11. It marks the
celebration of Samar’s Foundation Day. The festival is participated by the province’s
two cities and twenty-five municipalities and includes cultural dance competitions,
Mutya Han Samar Pilipinas (Miss Samar Philippines) beauty pageant, agro-fisheries
trade fair and civic-military parade.
1.) What is the importance of Manaragat Festival to the people of Catbalogan?
2.) Who is the Patron Saint of Catbalogan and why the miraculous Saint?
3.) Why is there a celebration of Manaragat Festival?
The Manaragat Festival – held during the annual August month-long Fiesta
celebration (August 1–31), the Manaragat Festival is a tribute to the fishermen of
Catbalogan City. Local fishermen share their catch of fish and other marine products
which they trade in the market. The Manaragat is a festive dance characterized by
varied movements and intricate steps of the different species of fish and sea shells
inhabiting Maqueda Bay and beautifully presented by dancers in exotic and colorful
costumes. The Manaragat Festival of Catbalogan City honors its Patron Saint, St.
Bartholomew, every 24 August. St. Bartholomew, the miraculous Saint, is believed by
the local folks to have maintained the richness of Maqueda Bay as the major fishing
ground of the province of Samar.

Kaadlawan Han Samar (Samar Day) – is celebrated every August 11. It marks the
celebration of Samar’s Foundation Day. The festival is participated by the province’s
two cities and twenty-five municipalities and includes cultural dance competitions,
Mutya Han Samar Pilipinas (Miss Samar Philippines) beauty pageant, agro-fisheries
trade fair and civic-military parade.
1.) What is the importance of Manaragat Festival to the people of Catbalogan?
2.) Who is the Patron Saint of Catbalogan and why the miraculous Saint?
3.) Why is there a celebration of Manaragat Festival?

The Manaragat Festival – held during the annual August month-long Fiesta
celebration (August 1–31), the Manaragat Festival is a tribute to the fishermen of
Catbalogan City. Local fishermen share their catch of fish and other marine products
which they trade in the market. The Manaragat is a festive dance characterized by
varied movements and intricate steps of the different species of fish and sea shells
inhabiting Maqueda Bay and beautifully presented by dancers in exotic and colorful
costumes. The Manaragat Festival of Catbalogan City honors its Patron Saint, St.
Bartholomew, every 24 August. St. Bartholomew, the miraculous Saint, is believed by
the local folks to have maintained the richness of Maqueda Bay as the major fishing
ground of the province of Samar.

Kaadlawan Han Samar (Samar Day) – is celebrated every August 11. It marks the
celebration of Samar’s Foundation Day. The festival is participated by the province’s
two cities and twenty-five municipalities and includes cultural dance competitions,
Mutya Han Samar Pilipinas (Miss Samar Philippines) beauty pageant, agro-fisheries
trade fair and civic-military parade.
1.) What is the importance of Manaragat Festival to the people of Catbalogan?
2.) Who is the Patron Saint of Catbalogan and why the miraculous Saint?
3.) Why is there a celebration of Manaragat Festival?