LSS BEED 221 Teaching English in The Elementary Grades Through Literature
LSS BEED 221 Teaching English in The Elementary Grades Through Literature
LSS BEED 221 Teaching English in The Elementary Grades Through Literature
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NAME: Leah S. Simbulan DATE: March 26, 2022
YEAR LEVEL: 2nd Year - BEED COURSE TITLE: BEED 221 - 7238
preparedness
Example: late autumn on a
warm field, afternoon, August,
school, castle
3. CHARACTERS
the people, animals, or
creatures involved in the
story
C. Summary/Closure
The pupils review the
lesson by completing
a graphic organizer of
The Ant and the
Grasshopper.
D. Evaluation
1. Read and analyze
the short story, Why
the Bear is Stumpy-
tailed:
One winter,
a bear sees a fox with
some fish which he has
stolen. The bear asks
the fox how he got
them. The fox tells him
that he used his tail to
catch the fish. He tells
the bear that he cut a
hole through the ice,
put his tail into the
water and waited. He
tells the bear not to
worry if his tail stings
because that is just the
fish biting, and to pull
his tail out sideways
when he has finished
fishing.
The bear
immediately does as the
fox told him. He keeps
his tail down for such a
long time that it gets
frozen. So when the
bear pulls it out, it
snaps off, leaving the
stumpy tail that all
bears have today.
2. On your worksheet,
create your own
graphic organizer on
the elements of Why
the Bear is Stumpy-
tailed.
3. Make sure to
complete the list of
Characters, Setting,
Events (beginning,
middle, end), and the
Theme/s of the story.
4. Take a picture of
your output and
submit it on our online
platform.