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Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region 02
Schools Division of Isabela
Gamu District
PINTOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

FLEXIBLE READING PROGRAM


READING PLAN
GRADE 6- DIAMOND

Date: January 3-7, 2022


OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY MATERIALS
GROUP I-FRUSTRATION
To be able to improve the reading status of 4 pupils from Guided oral reading (where the teacher Printed flashcards
frustration to instructional level. models fluent reading of text, then the CVC
pupil reads the same text aloud, with Phrases
appropriate feedback). Sentences
Repeated readings- where students read
and reread a short and meaningful
passage a set number of times, or until
they reach a suitable level of fluency.
GROUP II- INSTRUCTIONAL
To be able to demonstrate fluency during oral reading by Oral Reading Fluency Printed Reading Passages
showing expression and acknowledging punctuation.
GROUP III- INDEPENDENT Oral Reading with comprehension Reading Passages with guided
To be able to identify, interpret the main incidents of a plot, questions.
their causes, how they influence action and how they are
resolved

Preapred by: Noted by:

ARMIE A. JIMENEZ BEVERLY L. MAPALO


Adviser Principal 2
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region 02
Schools Division of Isabela
Gamu District
PINTOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

FLEXIBLE READING PROGRAM


READING PLAN
GRADE 6-DIAMOND
Date: January 10-14, 2022
OBJECTIVE ACTIVITY MATERIALS
GROUP I- FRUSTRATION Call out a word. For example, take. Printed Materials for Call out word
To be able to use knowledge of letter-sound 1. Ask students to remove one sound
correspondence to decode grade-level vocabulary when (the k sound, for example) and add another
reading orally. sound (like the l sound) to what’s left over
creating the word tail.
2. Say the new word tail together and ask
students to remove and add another phoneme
sound (change the t to j and create the
word jail.)
3. Continue playing until all the letter
sounds have been replaced.
GROUP II- INSTRUCTIONAL
To be able to practice reading aloud two to five Oral Reading Fluency Printed Reading Passages
passages until fluency is smooth with correct intonations.
GROUP III- INDEPENDENT
To be able to discuss verbally what she/he reads in Oral Reading with comprehension Printed reading passages with guided
short stories by describing the correct sequence order questions
of stories.

Preapred by: Noted by:

ARMIE A. JIMENEZ BEVERLY L. MAPALO


Adviser Principal 2

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