Features of Prose Detailed Lesson Plan
Features of Prose Detailed Lesson Plan
Features of Prose Detailed Lesson Plan
II. Materials:
a. Subject Matter: Features of Prose
b. References:
c. Materials:
d. Values:
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Preliminary Activity
Yes, Ma’am.
That’s’ great!
Yes, Ma’am.
B. Motivation
(3 minutes ended)
Let’s do the spin the wheel.
First is KD and next is Anji.
KD, share your idea in rhymes and Anji
will read to us her composition with no
rhymes.
Let’s start first with KD.
That’s nice!
Next, kindly open your mic so we can (KD did the presentation of his
hear you out, Anji. composition)
(3 minutes begin)
Great!
All of the presenters have the same
thoughts and ideas regarding on the
picture, however they differ on how they
structured their thoughts.
Both Anji and Shania conveyed their
C. Presentation ideas in manner where brief and
rhymed, while KD and Albie conveyed
Based on the presentation earlier, where their ideas in a natural flow.
did you find yourself comfortable in
composing your thoughts or ideas?
Who else?
You raised your button Mr. Kyle.
I would say in the without rhymes,
Ma’am. Because you have the means to
express your thoughts with no limits.
Since Mr. Kyle have mentioned the I chose the with rhymes, ma’am. Since I
figurative language, and based also on like to use figurative language when I
D. Lesson Proper
Structure of writing poetry and not
I just uploaded a file of our presentation poetry, ma’am!
today, kindly go to the general channel
and download it, while I am preparing
my PowerPoint presentation.
Very Good!
Next, Shania. What is your word?
That’s right.
And last, Eian.
Short story ma’am, because short story
is an example of prose where it was
written following the regular
grammatical conventions.
That’s correct.
That’s correct!
What else?
Did you understand now class the Fictional Prose. A literary work of
Nonfictional prose? fiction. This is the most popular type of
literary prose, used in novels and short
stories, and generally has characters,
So, let’s proceed with number 2. plot, setting, and dialogue.
Who wants to read?
Great!
Next, Mr. Mark?
Good Job!
Correct.
What else?
Yes, Ma’am.
Good Job!
Poetic Prose. Poetry written in prose
Did you understand the heroic prose? form. It sometimes created in a literary
hybrid with rhythm and or rhyme
Let’s proceed to the next slide. patterns.
Can you read for us this slide, Mr. Carl?
Yes, Ma’am.
Great!
Good job!
E. Application
(After 10 minutes)
So, open all your cameras and We can use the Spin the wheel, Ma’am.
microphone Group 1.
Next, Group 3
(Group 4 presenting…)
How about the difference of Prose and grammatical way, with words and
Poetry? phrases that build sentences and
paragraphs.
What is the third type of prose? Fictional Prose, ma’am. It is the most
popular type of prose used in novels and
short stories.