G8 Q1 PT2 B Final
G8 Q1 PT2 B Final
G8 Q1 PT2 B Final
Department of Education
October 4, 2021
Date/ time to be
submitted:
English-.
The learner demonstrates understanding The learner transfers learning by
of: African literature as a means of composing and delivering an
exploring forces that human beings informative speech based on a specific
contend with; various reading styles vis – topic of interest keeping in mind the
à-vis purposes of reading; prosodic proper and effective use of parallel
features that serve as carriers of meaning; structures and cohesive devices and
ways by which information may be appropriate prosodic features, stance,
organized, related, and delivered orally; and behavior.
and parallel structures and cohesive
devices in presenting information.
Mathematics-
Demonstrates understanding of key Formulate real life problems involving
concepts of factors of polynomials, rational factors of polynomials, rational
algebraic expressions, linear equations algebraic expressions, linear equations
and inequalities in two variables and linear and inequalities in two variables,
equations. system of linear equations, and
inequalities in two variables of linear
functions and solve these problems
accurately using a variety of strategies.
Science-
Newton’s three laws of motion develop a Develop a written plan and implement a
written plan and implement a “develop a “Newton’s Olympics”
written plan and implement a “Newton’s
Olympics”
TLE-
The learners demonstrate an Performance Standard: The learners
understanding of the core concepts and independently demonstrate core
theories in bread and pastry production. competencies in preparing and
producing bakery products.
MAPEH (Arts)-
The salient features of the arts of Create artworks showing the
Southeast Asia by showing the relationship characteristic elements of
of the elements of art and processes the arts of Southeast Asia
among culturally diverse communities in
the region.
Overview of the Assessment Activity (Provide a clear and concise description of
your activity)
“Dough Art”
The learners should be able to do a simple Southeast Asian Art using a simple
dough made from flour and water. The activity could be done individually or by group.
(Please see attached worksheet)
G (Goal) - To create a simple Southeast Asian art using dough (Flour and water),
then relate some of the ideas to Math and Science.
R (Role) - A student artist
A (Audience)- Classmates, Teachers
S (Situation) – The artist is trying to look for new materials which can be used in
making southeast Asian art.
P- (Product)- 2D/3D Southeast Asian art
Expected Output:
Describe your artwork in 7-10 sentences. Use modal verbs, modal nouns, and /or
modal adverbs in your description.
Note: Instruction and mode of submission will be communicated in the Weekly Home
Learning Plan considering the Learner’s Modality.
Modes of Submission:
Online Class:
Submit your output to your teacher through the following:
Google classroom
FB messenger/FB group
Modular Class:
Parents can submit the outputs of their children to the school on the date
assigned by the teacher.
RUBRICS IN ARTS
5 The Artwork shows excellent skills, attention to detail and a
variety of techniques.
4 The artwork shows good skills, with some attention to detail.
3 The artwork shows average skills and attention to detail.
2 The artwork shows below average skills and little attention to
detail.
1 The artwork shows poor skills and no attention to detail.
RUBRICS IN SCIENCE
5 Excellent response with a detailed explanation.
4 Good response with a clear explanation.
3 Fair response but explanation is quite unclear.
2 Explanation is unclear.
1 No response.
RUBRICS IN TLE
5 The student answered all items correctly.
4 The student answered three items correctly.
3 The student answered two items correctly.
2 The student answered one item correctly.
1 The student didn’t answer the items correctly.
RUBRICS IN MATH
5 The student showed the given equation, correct solution, and answer.
4 The student showed the equation and correct solution but has wrong
answer.
3 The student showed only the equation, has correct answer, but with
wrong solution.
2 The student showed only the equation and answer but had no
solution.
1 The student tried to solve the problem but had wrong solution and
answer.
RUBRICS IN ENGLISH
5 The description for the artwork used 5 or more modal verbs, modal
nouns, or modal adverbs with no to 1 error found either in spelling,
punctuation, and grammar.
4 The description for the artwork used 3-4 modal verbs, modal nouns, or
modal adverbs with 2-3 errors found either in spelling, punctuation,
and grammar.
3 The description for the artwork used 2 modal verbs, modal nouns, or
modal adverbs with 4-5 errors found either in spelling, punctuation,
and grammar.
2 The description for the artwork used 1 modal verb, modal noun, or
modal adverb with 5-6 errors found either in spelling, punctuation, and
grammar.
1 The description for the artwork had o examples of modal verbs, modal
nouns, or modal adverbs and have more than 5 errors found either in
spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
Prepared by:
MR.JOSELITO O. CALIOS
Education Program Supervisor – English
DOUGH ART
What kind of energy did you use to make this activity? Potential or Kinetic Energy? Why?
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3. 2 cups of warm water = ___ ml. 3. 2 cups of warm water = ___ ml.