A Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in Teaching Formal Silent Reading DOCX

Title	A Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in Teaching Formal Silent Reading
Author	Jem Llames
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Joshua Eriberto Miguel G. Llames Language and Literature Assessment A Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in Teaching Formal Silent Reading I. Objectives At the end of the session, the students are expected to 1. Focus Skill a. Read critically the short story The Last Judgment by Karel Capek; 2. Support Skill b. identify the meaning of words through context clues; c. read the selection silently; and d. answer the questions from the text correctly. II. Subject Matter A. Topic/s 1. The Last Judgment by Karel Capek; and 2. formal silent reading. B. References Tomeldan, et. al. (1986). Prism, an Introduction to Literature Manila: National Bookstore C. Materials 1. Projector, 2. laptop, 3. pieces of paper, 4. manila paper, and 5. pentel pens III. Lesson Proper A. Routine a. Prayer; b. Checking of Attendance; and c. Checking of Classroom Condition. B. Motivation "Find the Killer" I will ask three students to volunteer; these volunteers will act as suspects of a murder. Each volunteer/suspect will deliver their alibi in front of the class regarding the murder and the class will have to identify who the killer is using or analyzing the alibis of the suspects. C. Vocabulary Development Read the following sentences then give the meaning of the underlined wordin each sentence through context clues. 1. Osama Bin Laden was a notorious man. 2. The three judges have severe and austere faces. 3. The prisoner killed his inmate in a brawl. 4. We cannot avoid death. It is inevitable....