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    Idioms LP

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    The lesson plan aims to teach Grade 7 students common idioms through a PowerPoint presentation, games, and comic strip activities to help them identify idiom meanings with 75% accuracy. The lesson will define idioms, provide examples, and have students apply their understanding by creating an illustrated comic strip using at least 5 idioms. Assessment includes a comic strip activity to test comprehension of idiom meanings.

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    The lesson plan aims to teach Grade 7 students common idioms through a PowerPoint presentation, games, and comic strip activities to help them identify idiom meanings with 75% accuracy. The lesson will define idioms, provide examples, and have students apply their understanding by creating an illustrated comic strip using at least 5 idioms. Assessment includes a comic strip activity to test comprehension of idiom meanings.

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    The lesson plan aims to teach Grade 7 students common idioms through a PowerPoint presentation, games, and comic strip activities to help them identify idiom meanings with 75% accuracy. The lesson will define idioms, provide examples, and have students apply their understanding by creating an illustrated comic strip using at least 5 idioms. Assessment includes a comic strip activity to test comprehension of idiom meanings.

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    Idioms LP

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    The lesson plan aims to teach Grade 7 students common idioms through a PowerPoint presentation, games, and comic strip activities to help them identify idiom meanings with 75% accuracy. The lesson will define idioms, provide examples, and have students apply their understanding by creating an illustrated comic strip using at least 5 idioms. Assessment includes a comic strip activity to test comprehension of idiom meanings.

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    Lesson Plan in English 7

    I. Learning Outcomes
    Through a PowerPoint presentation within 60-minute period, the Grade 7
    students can do the following with75% accuracy:
    a) Identify common idioms and their meanings
    b) Show appreciation by illustrating the chosen idiom
    c) Construct a four-panel comic strip using common idioms

    II. Subject Matter


    Topic: Idioms
    Reference: Integrated English for Effective Communication Book. 2019. pp 46 –
    48
    Values Integration: Innovativeness and open-minded

    III. Materials:
    Laptop, Book, PowerPoint and Chalkboard
    IV. Procedure
    A. Preliminary Activities
    Prayer
    Classroom Management
    Checking of Attendance
    B. Drill
    C. Lesson Proper: 4A’s

    Activity
    The class will be divided into 3 teams and each team will take turns
    performing and guessing idioms. The performing team acts out the idiom
    using only gestures, body language, and facial expressions, without
    speaking.
    Analysis
    After the students play the game, the teacher will then now ask:
     How was the activity?
     What phrase is hard to guess?
    As the students express their opinions and describe what is with today's
    lesson, "Idioms" the teacher will now discuss the learning outcomes with
    the students.
    Abstraction
    The teacher will focus now on the lesson.

    Idioms
    An idiom is a word, phrase, or expression that has a different connotation
    from the literal meaning of the individual words.
    Below is a list of common idiomatic expressions.
    Idiomatic Expression Meaning Example

    A blessing in disguise Seems badly but is Coming to school late


    actually good was actually a
    blessing in disguise
    because of an
    untoward incident in
    the morning assembly.
    A piece of cake Easy Solving difficult
    mathematics problem
    is a piece of cake for
    Kyle.
    Beating around the Avoiding to discuss The presenter is
    bush what is really beating around the
    important bush. He is not going
    straight to his main
    points.
    Break a leg Wishing someone Do your best on your
    good luck play. Break a leg on
    stage!
    Get over it Forget about the past I lost the competition,
    but I decided to get
    over it and do better
    next time.
    Hangout Spend time with a Mark loves to hang out
    friend with his high school
    friends
    Lend a hand Help someone out Those books are
    heavy. May I lend you
    a hand?
    Spill the beans To tell a secret I told Tomas my
    secret, but he spilled
    the beans to everyone.

    Application
    The teacher will now give assessment to test if students already get the
    lesson.
    Directions: Make a four-panel comic strip about two friends who have not
    seen each other for a long time use at least five idiomatic expressions
    from the box.
    all in all take it easy for good
    that's tight stay on track in a hurry
    since day one what's up on time

    Assignment:
    On a long bond paper, you will select an idiom and create an
    illustration that visually represents the literal meaning of the idiom. You
    should provide a written explanation of the real meaning of the idiom.
    PROFED 8

    BUILDING AND ENHANCING NEW


    LITERACIES ACROSS THE
    CURRICULUM

    Prepared by:
    Salera, Joseleen Kaye P.
    BSED English 3A

    Submitted to:
    Dr. Erlinda G. Desierto
    Instructor

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