Ppt for week 3

2. 1.Talk about famous people
2.Note significant details from a
selection heard
3.Show interest in listening to a
biography

3. What do you think of when you see or hear the word
famous? Complete the semantic map in your notebook.
famous
A famous person is
someone who is well-
known. A person may be
famous for something good
he/she has done, for being
great in sports, in music, in
studies, or in the world of
work.
• Is there any famous
person you admire? Why
do you admire that
person?
Complete the sentence below.
I admire _______ because
_______________________.

4. Give the meaning of the underlined word
through context clues.
1. Vic Sotto and Vice Ganda tell humorous stories. They
always make the audience laugh.
a. funny b. wise c. lazy
2. Her career as a talk show host is bringing her a lot of
money.
a. car b. job c. life
3. Minda’s talent is singing. She loves to sing and she
can do it very well.
a. ability b. work c. habit

5. 4. She is very popular. Almost everybody knows her.
a. poor b. well-known c. talented
5. My classmate Nida topped the test again. Everyone
admires her wit.
a. health b. intelligence c. laziness

6. Have you watched “The Voice Kids” on TV? What
talents do these kids showcase?
We shall read the
biography of
Randy Halasan.
What admirable
traits does Randy
have?

7. Read the biography of Randy Halasan.
Randy Halasan is a
teacher in Pegalongan
Elementary School. His school
is in a far village in Davao City,
found in the mountains, where
the Matigsalug tribe lives.

8. In 2014, Randy was given
the Ramon Magsaysay Award for
caring for his students and their
community through teaching
and helping out the whole
village. The Ramon Magsaysay
Award is given to persons or
group of persons who show
good examples in good
government, courageous service
to the people, and putting
practical principles to work in
the society. The award is a very
important honor. It is known
world-wide.

9. Randy was born in Davao City
in 1982. He came from a poor family.
However, he worked part-time so he
could finish his college education. He
graduated in 2003 and started to
work on odd jobs. He became a
substitute teacher in 2006.
In 2007, he started teaching
fulltime at Pegalongan Elementary
School. To reach his school, Randy
travels seven hours – two hours
by bus, one hour by motorcycle,
four hours of walking, including
crossing of two rivers .

10. At first, he wanted to teach in a school that is closer
to the city where his family lives and longed for the chance
to transfer. However, he cares so much for the children who
walk for miles and cross rivers everyday just to get to
school and learn, even sometimes while hungry and tired.
He also cares for the community and the people who have
limited means of livelihood to support the education of
their children. He decided to stay and help.

11. He helped the community
improve their livelihood by
bringing people to work
together and learn new ways to
till their land. He appealed to
the local government and other
groups and brought them in to
provide more help or aid.

12. He worked hard to expand the
school – from a two-room school
house with two teachers to a
permanent school with nine
rooms, eight teachers, and 210
students. In 2010, Randy became
the head teacher of the school.
He believed that education is important to the
Matigsalug’s survival in a changing world and has
convinced parents to keep their children in school. He
went beyond teaching his students and helped the village
become more self-reliant. His efforts were recognized
when he recieved several awards, including the Ramon
Magsaysay Award.

13. 1. Where does Randy Halasan teach?
2. How does he travel to school? What does this show of
him?
3. Why did he choose to stay in that very far school for
years?
4. When was he given the Ramon Magsaysay award?
5. What did he do that made him deserve the award?
6. Describe his sacrifices mentioned in his biography.
7. What do you admire most about Randy Halasan?
8. Try to examine yourself. What qualities do you posses
that will make you popular too? Explain.
Answer the following questions.

14. Identify
sequence of
events

15. Make a character web to show important
details about Randy Halasan
Group 1
When he was born?
Why was he
given the
Ramon
Magsaysay
Award?
Where does he
teach?
How did he choose to stay
in his school?

16. Highlight the important events in the life
of Randy Halasan. Come up with a
timeline that looks like the given model.
Use drawings to show every event
mentioned in the timeline.
Group 2
Randy
Halasan
as a
young
boy
Randy on
his college
graduation
Randy
as a
teacher
Randy as
a Head
Teacher
Randy as he
receive the
Ramon
Magsaysay
Award

17. Role play a round table
interview. One member of the
group will play the role of
Randy Halasan. The others will
serve as interviewers. Ask
questions about Randy
Halasan.
Group 3
I admire Randy Halasan
because __________________
_________________________
__________________
Group 4

18.  Read words with the consonant blend dr
 Use appropriate word signals to show
sequence of events
 Write about an event using sequence signals

19. Read the following words:
drag
dream
drift
drop
drug
I dream that a star
Would drop from above
I’ll drag you by the hand
We drift then we grab
Wish I could see it spark
A drug it is for an ailing
heart.
Let’s read this short poem.

20. Many significant
events happened in
the life of Randy
Halasan. Let us try
to recall them.
• Randy Halasan grew up in a poor family.
• He studied very hard.
• He was able to graduate from college.
• He became a substitute teacher.
• He became a Head Teacher.
• He was granted the Ramon Magsaysay Award.
Example:

21. Which of these events in
Randy’s life happened first?
second? third? etc.
What was his life like as a small
child?
What do you think did he do to
finish college
What did hey do next?
What happened after that?
Events do follow a
certain sequence.
The sequence of
events in a
story is the order
in which things
happen.

22. What words are used to show
the order of events in the life of
Randy?
These are called signal words. They signal time order.
The sequence of events in a story is the order in
which things happen.Signal words like first, next,
then, after, before, and finally are used to show the
order of events.
(first, then, next, after…)

23. A. Talk about each picture. Give the order of
events. Which came first, second, third, and
last?

24. _____ She dressed up.
_____ Lina woke up early in
the morning.
_____ She went straight to
the bathroom.
_____ She had her breakfast,
then she went to school.
B. Write 1-4 before the items to show
the sequence of events.

25. 1. _____, it was a tiny egg.
_____, the egg became
a caterpillar.
_____, a pupa was
formed.
_____, a pretty butterfly
came out.
C. Read the incomplete sentence. Write
first, next, then, and finally, to show the
correct order.

26. 2. _____, heavy rain
poured.
_____, the place got
flooded.
_____, we looked for big
puddles.
_____, we played with
paper boats.
C. Read the incomplete sentence. Write
first, next, then, and finally, to show the
correct order.

27. _____, Buboy planted a
seed.
_____, out came a tiny
leaf.
_____, it had more leaves
and taller branches.
_____, it had fruits.
D. Write the appropriate order of events
using the signal words to complete each
sentence.

28. Use a timeline
to show the
order of
events.

29. One effective way of organizing events in the order of
their occurrence is through the use of timelines.
Below is an example of a timeline. It is about the
significant events in the life of Randy Halasan as
enumerated in the LM. Try to complete the details.
2003 2006 2007 2010 2014
_______
_______
_______
_______
He
became
substitute
teacher
________
________
________
________
He
became
a Head
Teacher
________
________
________
________

30. A timeline is a visual
technique. It is an effective way to
show a continuum of events.
This study skill:
 helps you organize dates,
numbers, and other
information,
 helps you visually remember
when events occurred, and
 gives you a framework to add
more pieces of information as
they happen.

31. Paste your pictures on each line. Tell a story about each
picture. Does your timeline show important events in
your life? What do you realize from the activity? Keep
your timeline and add some future significant events as
they happen.
Bring out your pictures.
Arrange them in proper order,
according to your age. You may
draw any of the following on your
cartolina.

32. Bring ½ cartolina and some pictures:
1. when you were a baby
2. when you were around 2 or 4 years old
3. when you first entered school, and
4. when you were in grade 2 or grade 3

33. Circle the meaning of the underlined word in each
sentence.
1. Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is a well-known
boxer. He is famous around the world.
2. Megan Young was adjudged the most
beautiful woman in the contest so she was
crowned as Miss World.
3. We recall or remember Fernando Poe, Jr. for
his action movies.
4. Everyone witnessed and saw how he
deserves to be called “The King of Philippine
Movies”.
5. The actress is so candid. She is very honest
in giving remarks.

34. Give the meaning
of unfamiliar
words through
restatements

35. Learning how to use context
clues will greatly increase your
reading ability. Using context clues
well can also increase your
vocabulary. First, you need to fully
understand how the clues work.
The easiest context clue to
recognize and use is a definition or
restatement clue. If the writer
thinks the reader won’t know a
word he is using, he may provide a
definition.

36. Try to get the meaning of the underlined words.
1. Father receives a small
stipend or payment for
doing extra jobs.
2. Mila left a notable or
outstanding mark.

37. The word “or” provides the clue for the given
definition or restatement.
1. He worked part-time
so he could
complete or finish
his college
education.
2. He appealed to the
local government
and other groups for
help or aid.
Here are other examples, taken from the biography of
Randy Halasan:
What is the meaning of
afford?
What is the meaning of
admiration?

38.  The meaning you get from a context
clue is usually enough to help you
understand the sentence. Learning
how to use context clues well is a
valuable skill to have.
 Sometimes, the sentence gives the
clue or to show the definition of a
word.
Teaching Chart

39. Circle the meaning of the underlined word in each
sentence.
1. Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is a well-known
boxer. He is famous around the world.
2. Megan Young was adjudged the most
beautiful woman in the contest so she was
crowned as Miss World.
3. We recall or remember Fernando Poe, Jr. for
his action movies.
4. Everyone witnessed and saw how he
deserves to be called “The King of Philippine
Movies”.
5. The actress is so candid. She is very honest
in giving remarks.