DLL Week 6 Day 2 Hyperbole
DLL Week 6 Day 2 Hyperbole
DLL Week 6 Day 2 Hyperbole
1. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards : The learner demonstrates understanding of: East Asian
Literature as an art from inspired and influenced by nature; relationship of visual,
sensory, ad verbal signals in both literary and expository texts; strategies in
listening to long descriptive and narrative texts; value of literal and figurative
language; and appropriate grammatical signals or expressions suitable to patterns
of idea development.
B. Performance Standards: The learner transfers learning by composing and
delivering a brief and creative entertainment speech featuring a variety of effective
paragraphs, appropriate grammatical signals or expressions in topic development,
and appropriate prosodic feature, stance, and behavior.
C. Learning Competencies
EN8VC-IIf-1.3: Predict the gist of the material viewed based on the title, pictures,
and excerpts
EN8VC-IIf-17: Discern positive and negative messages conveyed in a material
viewed
Weigh whether the message conveyed in the sentence is positive or negative.
EN8V-IIf-10.1.4: Identify figures of speech that show emphasis (hyperbole)
Define hyperbole as an exaggerated phrase that is used in writing that is not
meant to be taken literally.
Appreciate hyperbole used as description and humor to a text.
1. CONTENT: Hyperbole
2. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide pages: Curriculum Guide pp 180-183
2. Learner’s Materials pages:
3. Textbook pages: English Arts I pp 44-45
4. Additional Materials from Learning Resource (LR) Portal
https://lrmds.deped.gov.ph/create/type/1?page
https://melodyful.com/songs-that-have-hyperbole-in-them
B. Other Learning Resources: LED TV, Worksheets, Manila paper, ppt
4. PROCEDURES
Teacher’s Activity Time Students’
Allotment Activity
A. Reviewing Ask :
previous
lesson or How do graphic organizers help improve
presenting reading comprehension?
the new
lesson
B. Establishing Biggest Brag! 5 mins.
a purpose for Let the students write down their three
the lesson biggest bragging rights and allow them to
Indicator 4
Meaningful
exploration
share it to the class.
Remind the class to respect whatever will
be shared by their classmates.
Ex. I have travelled to Disney Land. Students will
perform as
Processing the activity... instructed.
C. Presenting How do you feel hearing what your 5 mins. Impressed!
examples/ classmates had shared? Overwhelme
instances of Brilliant observation you have there d!
the new ________. Fascinated!
lesson Some are
There are really statements that evoke funny.
strong feelings, create an impression, or
generate comic effect.
In literature, we have what we call
Hyperbole.
D. Discussing Hyperbole is a type of exaggeration. It is 5 mins.
new an exaggeration that is used in writing that
concepts and is not meant to be taken seriously.
practicing Ask: Why do you think authors use
new skills no. hyperbole in their writings?
1
They can use them to sound impressive The students
or to emphasize something (feeling, effort, should
Indicator 3 reaction) brainstorm
HOTS It can be used for emphasis to get a point ways why
activation across. It illustrates something of the they think
mood of the speaker/writer. hyperbole is
used.
Clarify that hyperboles are often used in
poetry.
Example:
“I’m so thirsty I could drink a gallon of
water.” This statement is not to be taken
literally, the person would not actually
drink a gallon of water, but she is very
thirsty.
E. Discussing Hyperbole is used to add exaggerated 5 mins. Students
new description to text and make things seems participate in
concepts and better or worse than what they actually the activity.
practicing are.
new skills Examine intently the statements using
no.2 such figurative language as to whether it
conveys a positive or negative message.
But as mentioned earlier, statement in
hyperbole is something not to be taken
seriously.
Ask some students to give some
examples.
F. Developing Which one? 5 mins. Class sings
Mastery Study the set of sentences below and the song.
(Leads to encircle those which expresses
Formative exaggeration.
Assessment • Life is but a dream.
3) • People crowded around the
actress as thick as files at the
picnic.
• Marriage is a roller coaster ride.
• The clouds are like ghosts sailing
across the sky.
• You have knocked me over the
feather.
• He has a brain size of a pea.
• The dancer’s legs are as pliable as
spaghetti.
• Her life is all bed of roses.
• It is going to take a billion years
before you get through a medical school.
https://lrmds.deped.gov.ph/create/type/1?
page
G. Finding Explain that one of the reasons writers 3 mins Students
Practical use figurative language is that helps them listen intently
applications explain difficult concepts. Lead a whole to the
of concepts class discussion in the difference between teacher.
and skills in concrete and abstract nouns and have
daily living students create definitions for those terms
H. Making Ask: How does hyperbole improve one’s (Desired
generalizatio writing skill? Response)
ns and The
abstractions . objective of
about the using
lesson hyperbole is
Indicator 2: to add an
enhances amusing
literacy skills effect in the
text. In
literature, it
carries a
great
significance
as it allows
the writers to
present
something
common in
an intense
manner. In
short, by
applying
hyperbole,
one can turn
a common
feeling into a
remarkable
one.
Most
importantly,
the use of
hyperbole
provides a
contrast as
with this
technique,
something is
explained by
giving an
extra stress
and on the
other hand,
the other
descriptions
remain
normal.
Hence, it
grabs the
readers’
attention and
makes the
literary work
memorable
for a long
time
I. Evaluating Line Search! 5 mins. Students
learning Below are lines from different songs. answer the
Encircle the part which you think bears activity.
exaggeration. Give the gist of the
encircled part. Discern whether the
message conveys a negative or positive
view. Write N for negative and P for
positive.
Which one?
Study the set of sentences below and encircle those which expresses
exaggeration.
Answer
Exaggeration
It is going to take a billion years before you get through a medical school.
You have knocked me over the feather.
He has a brain size a pea.
Line Search!
Below are lines from different songs. Encircle the part which you think bears
exaggeration. Give the gist of the encircled part. Discern whether the message
conveys a negative or positive view. Write N for negative and P for positive.
Literal Figurative
1. I told you to clean
your room.
5. Danica is so
skinny.