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    Real and Non Real Images or Statement PPT (Autosaved)

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    The document discusses identifying real and make-believe images and statements. It provides examples of real images like camels and cars that can be experienced with the senses, as well as make-believe images like centaurs and cupids that are fictional and cannot be proven. The document provides a lesson on distinguishing real from make-believe by looking for things that can be experienced or proven with the senses versus those only found in imagination.

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    The document discusses identifying real and make-believe images and statements. It provides examples of real images like camels and cars that can be experienced with the senses, as well as make-believe images like centaurs and cupids that are fictional and cannot be proven. The document provides a lesson on distinguishing real from make-believe by looking for things that can be experienced or proven with the senses versus those only found in imagination.

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    The document discusses identifying real and make-believe images and statements. It provides examples of real images like camels and cars that can be experienced with the senses, as well as make-believe images like centaurs and cupids that are fictional and cannot be proven. The document provides a lesson on distinguishing real from make-believe by looking for things that can be experienced or proven with the senses versus those only found in imagination.

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    Real and Non Real Images or Statement PPT (Autosaved)

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    The document discusses identifying real and make-believe images and statements. It provides examples of real images like camels and cars that can be experienced with the senses, as well as make-believe images like centaurs and cupids that are fictional and cannot be proven. The document provides a lesson on distinguishing real from make-believe by looking for things that can be experienced or proven with the senses versus those only found in imagination.

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    IDENTIFY REAL OR

    MAKE-BELIEVE, FACT
    OR NON-FACT IMAGES
    OBJECTIVES

    a. identify real or make-believe images;

    appreciates the importance of studying


    b. real and make-believe images; and

    c. label the images whether it is real or make-


    believe.
    Camel Whale Car
    Real images or statements can
    be experienced, and they are facts
    that can be proven. When
    identifying statements that express
    reality, one should look into
    things, ideas, and events based on
    real-life experience using the five
    (5) senses.
    Centaur Cupid
    Make-believe images or
    statements have no existence; they
    are fictitious, they are in our
    imagination; They are non-fact and
    difficult to prove. Make-believe
    images are created in our minds,
    they are exaggerated most of the
    time which is why they are
    unbelievable to happen.
    Comprehension Check
    Real images or statements can
    be experienced, and they are facts
    that can be proven. When
    identifying statements that express
    reality, one should look into
    things, ideas, and events based on
    real-life experience using the five
    (5) senses.
    The horse galloped and ran fast.

    This is an example of real image


    and statement because many of
    us seen how fast the horse
    runs. We usually see it in farms,
    and in some provinces, they use
    it as a means of transportation.
    The ice cream is sweet.

    There is an underlined adjective


    that describes the ice cream.
    Just like what we have learned
    a while ago, you can identify the
    realness of the statement by
    using our five senses, and in
    this case, you used your sense
    of taste.
    It’s your turn, Give
    me an example of
    real images or
    statements.
    Comprehension Check
    Make-believe images or
    statements have no existence; they
    are fictitious, they are in our
    imagination; They are non-fact and
    difficult to prove. Make-believe
    images are created in our minds,
    they are exaggerated most of the
    time which is why they are
    unbelievable to happen.
    Olaf is a snowman that have life created by Elsa and Ana.

    This is an example of a make-


    believe image and statement since
    there is no talking snowman in real
    life. Even if we haven’t seen one
    here in the Philippines, there is no
    scientific research about it, or it
    doesn’t have any proof of
    existence. Olaf is created just to
    entertain the children.
    Encantadia/ Avatar

    This tv shows is a fantasy drama


    with main character/s that controls
    the four elements of the Earth
    ( water, air, fire, and land). It is
    made from imagination and will
    never happen in real life and that's
    what makes it a make-believe
    image.
    Unicorn

    Unicorns are supernatural


    horse-like animal that has
    single pointed horn. Since it
    doesn’t have proof, it is a
    make-believe image.
    It’s your turn, Give
    me an example of
    make believe images
    or statements.
    Comprehension Check
    Guided Practice
    Group Activity
    Generalization
    Evaluation Time!
    Assignment
    Directions: Write 3 sentences about real and make-believe
    events told by someone you know. Write it on your
    NOTEBOOK. Be ready for its submission tomorrow.

    Example:
    Make-believe: When you have an open wound, a priest will
    come out of it.
    Real: Always turn off the lights when not in use, it
    consumes a lot of energy.

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