Teacher Jhean successfully demystifies narrative structure by providing a clear cognitive scaffold that is essential for early literacy. This systematic approach effectively turns the abstract art of storytelling into a manageable logic for young learners.
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ENGLISH 4 TERM 1 WEEK 1 SESSION 1 | NOTING IMPORTANT ELEMENTS | STORY GRAMMAR | ILAW FRAMEWORK
Added:[music] [music] >> Hi.
It's me, [music] teacher Jean. Welcome to our term one, week one, session one.
Understanding stories. Story grammar.
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to identify characters and setting, find the title, [music] characters, and where and when the story happens. Two, identify problem and events, find the problem, important [music] events, and the ending of a story. And complete the story chart.
Fill in a story grammar organizer [music] with story details.
Are you ready to learn? Let's go.
Let's have a drill. Let's read these words.
Classroom.
Broom.
Window.
Problem.
Ending.
Repeat after me.
Classroom. Broom.
Window. Problem.
Ending.
For the vocabulary match, let's match each word [music] to its meaning.
>> [music] >> Now, let us have story parts chant with a tune Twinkle, twinkle, little star.
>> [music] >> Now, let's read the story, The [music] Cleanup Surprise.
Grade four Mabini was asked to clean their classroom before going home.
Anna swept [music] the floor.
Ben wiped the windows. Carlo arranged the chairs. Mia dusted the shelves.
[music] While cleaning, Anna noticed something under a desk, a bookmark with the name Maria [music] written on it.
She showed it to the class and they promised to return it to Maria, [music] their classmate, who had been absent.
When Maria came back, >> [music] >> she was so happy to find her bookmark safe.
Now, let us comprehend.
Who asked Grade [music] 4 Mabini to clean the classroom before going home?
Two, what were [music] some of the tasks done by Anna, Ben, Carlo, and Mia during the cleanup?
Three, >> [music] >> what important item did Anna find under a desk?
Four, where did the event in the story happen?
Five, what problem or situation was solved during the cleanup activity?
And six, what happened at the end of the story after the bookmark was found?
So, who are the people in the story?
Where and when did the story happen?
What problem or challenge was in the story?
How was the problem solved?
What happened at the end?
These questions help us find the story grammar. [music] Story grammar has [music] five parts.
The characters, setting, problem, solution, and ending.
Characters are the people or animals in the story. From the story that we read, the characters are Anna, Ben, Carlo, and Mia. [music] Setting is where and when the story happens.
From our story, >> [music] >> the setting is from the Grade 4 Mabini classroom after school.
A problem is the challenge or conflict in the story. [music] From the story that we read, the problem there was a bookmark was found with no owner.
>> [music] >> A solution is how the problem is fixed.
From the story that we read, the solution there, they promised to return it to Maria.
And the ending is how the story wraps up.
From this story, the ending was [music] Maria was happy to get her bookmark back.
>> [music] >> If we're going to make a graphic organizer, it's [music] going to look like this.
Title will be The Clean-up Surprise.
And the characters are Anna, Ben, Carlo, Mia, and Maria. The setting is the Grade 4 [music] Mabini classroom after school.
Problem is a bookmark with Maria written on it was found. And [music] the ending of the story was Maria came back to school and was so happy to find her bookmark [music] safe. The class felt proud of their clean classroom.
Practice one. Choose the right answer.
Who are the people or animals in a story? A, characters. B, setting. C, problem.
The answer is A, characters.
Number two. Where and when the story happens is called the A, Characters, B. Setting, C. Solution.
The correct answer is B. Setting.
Number three. What is the challenge or difficulty faced by [music] the characters? A. Ending, B. Plot, or C.
Problem. The correct answer is C. Problem.
Four. How the problem is solved is called the A. Solution, B. Character, [music] or C. Setting.
The correct answer is A. Solution.
And number five.
Number five. Which element tells what happened at the end [music] of the story?
A. Beginning, B. Middle, or C. Ending.
The correct answer is C. Ending.
>> [music] >> Practice two.
Write true or false. One. Characters are the people or animals in a story.
Two. The setting tells where and when the story takes place.
Three. The problem tells how the story [music] ends.
Four. The solution tells how the problem is solved.
And five. Story grammar helps readers understand the story [music] better.
Here are the correct answers.
For the group activity, story grammar detectives.
One. Get your assigned groups. Two. Read your group's story together from your teacher.
>> [music] >> Three. Discuss and find the five story parts. Four. Complete the story grammar graphic organizer. And [music] five.
Present your class to the class.
Be sure to share your story grammar chart to the class [music] in 10 minutes.
For the formative assessment, match column A with the correct answer in column B. Write the letter on the blank.
>> [music] >> You have 5 minutes to answer this [music] assessment.
Here are the answers.
>> [music] >> Great work today, kids. I hope you learned something from our story grammar, which are the characters, [music] setting, problem, solution, and ending.
For the extended learning, read a story at home and identify the character, setting, problem, solution, and ending.
>> [music] >> Share it with your family.
See you [snorts] tomorrow. I hope you learned something new today. Goodbye.
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