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This document outlines a detailed lesson plan for teaching Grade 4 students about acts of kindness through literature and interactive activities. The lesson includes objectives, subject matter, learning procedures, and assessment methods, emphasizing the importance of kindness and encouraging student participation. It features various activities such as watching a video, a game, group role-plays, and writing assignments to reinforce the concept of kindness.
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English Lesson Plan 2

This document outlines a detailed lesson plan for teaching Grade 4 students about acts of kindness through literature and interactive activities. The lesson includes objectives, subject matter, learning procedures, and assessment methods, emphasizing the importance of kindness and encouraging student participation. It features various activities such as watching a video, a game, group role-plays, and writing assignments to reinforce the concept of kindness.
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School Division of SanJose Delmonte Bulacan

Siena College of SanJose

CLASSROOM DEMONSTRATION

S.Y 2025-2026

DETAILED LESSON PLAN 4:


TEACHING ENGLISH IN
ELEMENTARY GRADES THROUGH
LITERATURE

Prepared by:

Name: Jovan S. Aguilos

Yr/Course: BEED-II (CEP)

Grade level: Grade 4

Presented To:

Mrs. Ellen Octubre

Professor
I. Objectives

At the end of this lesson, students should be able to:

a. Cognitive: To discuss different ways to show kindness and understand the


importance of showing kindness

b. Affective: Categorize the random act of kindness and

c. Psychomotor: collaborate with classmates in showing the different acts of


kindness.

II. Subject matter

Topic: Act of Kindness


Materials: Videos, Flashcard and Power point presentation and Laptop

Reference: https://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/char-ed/Teaching-Kindness-The-
Invisible-Boy and https://youtube.com/watch?v=RLTNX5XTuJE&feature=shared

III. Learning Procedures

Teacher Activity Students Activity

A. Preliminary Activity (2 minutes)

A.1. Prayer
Okay class, please close our eyes and feel the presence of [Everybody will pray)
God for our opening prayer.

A.2. Greetings
Greet the students and then ask them to seat properly

A.3. Checking of Attendance None Teacher


Are there any absentees today?

A.4 Classroom Rules


1. Listen when the teacher talking
2. Be quiet
3. Raise your hand to speak
4. Be kind and Respect to others
B. Motivation (10 minutes)

So, before we proceed to our new topic, we are going to


watch a short video clip, The tittle of the story is about, the
invisible boy.

So, do you have an idea or have you already read or watch No teacher!
the story class, the invisible boy?
(Teacher play the video)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=RLTNX5XTuJE&feature=shared

So, before I play the story class can we observe or analyze


what the story all about while we watching it? Yes po, teacher!

Okay, thank you class!


III. LESSON PROPER (5 minutes)

C. Activity

Before we proceed to our lesson class I have here a game.

POPPING QUEST!!
Do you have an idea what it is the game all about?
No po teacher
Okay let`s start!

Instruction

1. Start the music and have students pass the box


around.
2. When the music stops, the students holding the box (Learners Listening)
must pop a balloon
3. If the ballon has a question, the student must answer it
for a point or reward
4. If the ballon is empty (Safe), the students skip
answering, and the next turns begin

Are we clear class? Yes po, teacher Jov!


QUESTION!!
Why does it seem like Brian is invisible in his classroom?
How does Brian feel at recess and lunch? Why?
What is Brian really good at?
How does Brian feel when the other kids are laughing at Justin’s
lunch? Why?
How do you think Brian feels when Justin thanks him for the note
he left him?
Why does Brian become “not so invisible after all?”
D. Analysis (3 minutes)

1. What did you observe in our activities earlier? (Students Differently answer)

Okay very good!

E. Abstraction (10 minutes)

Introduction!!

The reason why we watched that video is because it has


something to do with the lesson for today.

Do you have any idea what is our lesson for today? What is Yes, teacher. Our lesson for
our lesson for today? today is all about kindness

Yes.

Our lesson for today is all about Act of Kindness.

In your own understanding class what is kindness? Okay, in Kindness means doing nice
one word what is kindness for you? things for other people.

Very good.

Kindness means so much more, to


various people, kindness might mean different things. The
significance is in how YOU decide to express it. The options
are fully up to you, whether it’s through empathy, acceptance,
or good deeds.

Being helpful or empathetic are just a few examples of how


to be kind. It could mean doing kindness without anticipating
receiving kindness in return.

I prepared a power point presentation about random acts of


kindness. I want you to tell me if you have already done this
in a real-life situation. Are you ready class?

Okay, let’s start.


” Raise your hand if you’ve already done this in a real-life
situation.

(All students raise


their hands)
Very good.
Next

(All students raise


their hands)
“Donate used toys”

Nice. Next “

(All students raise


their hands)
Saying Thank You”

Very good.
Next

(All students raise


their hands)
“Helping someone”
Very good.

F. GENERALIZATION (5 minutes)

Those are the random acts of kindness.


I am glad that you are doing kindness to other people.

Now, based on the random acts of kindness we saw earlier,


why is kindness an important value? (It encourages us to repeat
the good deeds.)
Exactly.

Acts of kindness have the potential to make the world a


happier place by doing good deeds.

Kindness is a moral virtue, manifesting itself in situations that


require an ethical response, often ones in which the individual
feels compassionate or empathetic to another person.

Since you understand the act of kindness and its value, I


have here a set of flashcards. Each flashcard contains a
different scenario, it shows kindness or not.
(The students categorize it as
showing kindness.)
1.
Yes. It’s an act of kindness because it helps the kid
carry the box.

Next

(The students categorize it as


not an act of kindness.)
2.
Yes, very good. It’s not an act of kindness because the
kid is bullying the other kid.

Next

(The students categorize it as


not an act of kindness.)
3.
Yes, very good. It’s not an act of kindness because the
kid is not listening to her father.

Next

(The students categorize it as


an act of kindness.)
4.
Very good. It’s an act of kindness because the kids are
showing respect to their grandfather by doing “mano
po”

G. APPLICATION (10 minutes)

Since you are now familiar with random acts of


kindness, I will group you into two, and I want you to
do a role-play showing three random acts of kindness.

The duration of your role-play is two minutes. Row 1


will be group 1 and row 2 will be group2.

Are we clear class?

Okay, you may start planning your role play.


I will give you five minutes to prepare. Yes, teacher. (The students
(After five minutes) are preparing for their role-
play.)
Are you ready class? Yes, teacher.

Good, let’s start with group 1. (The group 1 are showing 3


random acts of kindness,
Very good, group 1. Let’s give them applause. which are helping people,
saying thank you, and being
Next, group 2. respectful.) (The students are
clapping.)

Very good, group 2. Let’s give them applause. (The group 2 are presenting
hugging a friend, helping with
house chores, and listening to
their parents.) (The students
are clapping.)

Do you have any questions regarding our lesson for None, teacher.
today?

Are you sure? Yes, teacher.

H. ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION (5 minutes)

You are going to write a short


story about a time that you
showed kindness or had
kindness showed to you.
You can draw a picture
when you finish writing the story.

I. ASSIGNMENT
ACTS of KINDNESS:
Act of kindness
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

AGUILOS, JOVAN S. Mrs. ELLEN OCTUBRE


Prepared By Instructor

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