A SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH III on
Decipher the Symbols
                                               Date: February 2, 2015
 OBJECTIVES:
          a. Analyze the use of symbols and metaphors as an aid for the readers to understand a play; and
          b. Identify objects, ideas or places used as symbolisms in a given text.
        SUBJECT MATTER:        Decipher the Symbols
        Strategies/ Techniques:    collaborative learning, recitation, board work,
        Instructional Materials:   chalk and board, photocopy of story
        Reference                       A Journey Through Anglo- American Literature
        Materials/Sources:              https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=sweet potato pie story
 LEARNING PROCEDURE:
    Review of the Previous           Review the difference between a play and a story.
    Lesson:
    Motivation:                      What elements make a piece of literature more interesting to read?
    Lesson Proper:
         Present the day’s objectives.
         Talk about literary devices used by authors to make their work unique for readers. Focus discussion on
            metaphors and symbolisms.
         Talk about the text, Sweet Potato Pie and have the students read after. Follow it up by discussing the
            metaphors and symbolisms use by the author.
    Activity/ies:
         Form a group of 5. Make a list of 5 of ideas, places, and object on the first column. On the next column,
            write what these object symbolize in their lives. Class sharing will follow after the task has been
            completed.
    Closure:
         How do metaphors and symbolisms add to the interest of readers to better understand a work of fiction?
 END- OF- DAY EVALUATION/ASSESSMENTS:
         List down 2 symbols and 3 metaphors from the text and provide an explanation below each item.
 ASSIGNMENT/EXTENSION ACTIVITIES:
         With the same grouping as the activity, make a short script on the text, Sweet Potato Pie to be performed
          before the class.
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