, PLEASE USE THIS DOCUMENT AS A GUIDE TO ANSWER YOUR ASSIGNMENT
TEACHING OF DAILY LESSONS
You are expected to teach 20 and submit THREE lessons from the lessons you taught on three
different subjects only.
Lesson Number Date Grade Topic Student Mentor
Signature Signature
1 4 Listening and Speaking:
Discussions on a short story
2 4 Whole Numbers: Counting,
ordering, and comparing
3-digit numbers
3 4 Personal and Social
Well-being: Understanding
the emotion of happiness
4 5 Listening and Speaking:
Carrying on more sustained
conversations
5 5 Common Fractions:
Comparing and ordering
common fractions
6 5 Personal and Social
Well-being: Influence of
others on self-concept
7 6 Listening and Speaking: Short
oral presentations
8 6 Decimal Fractions: Ordering
and comparing decimal
fractions
9 6 Personal and Social
Well-being: Responsibilities
at school and home
10 4 Reading and Viewing: Short
story
11 5 Measurement: Measuring
mass using bathroom or
kitchen scales
12 5 Creative Arts (Performing
Arts): Movement responses to
sound pictures
13 5 Reading and Viewing:
Newspaper/magazine article
14 4 Whole Numbers: Ordering
and comparing numbers up to
999
, 15 4 Creative Arts (Visual Arts):
Drawing family and friends
using pencils
16 6 Reading and Viewing:
Information text with visuals
(e.g., charts, tables)
17 6 Decimal Fractions: Ordering
and comparing decimal
fractions (again if needed, or
alternative task)
18 6 Creative Arts (Visual Arts):
Observing and discussing
monochromatic color in
images
19 4 Writing and Presenting:
Writing a personal recount
(50-60 words)
20 5 Physical Education:
Movement performance in
modified invasion games
(e.g., netball)
21 5 Writing and Presenting:
Writing a short story
(140-160 words)
22 4 Physical Education:
Participation in activities that
promote balancing
23 5 Social Responsibility:
Understanding the concept of
discrimination
24 6 Writing and Presenting:
Writing a descriptive essay
(140-150 words)
25 6 Reading and Viewing: Drama
TEACHING OF DAILY LESSONS
You are expected to teach 20 and submit THREE lessons from the lessons you taught on three
different subjects only.
Lesson Number Date Grade Topic Student Mentor
Signature Signature
1 4 Listening and Speaking:
Discussions on a short story
2 4 Whole Numbers: Counting,
ordering, and comparing
3-digit numbers
3 4 Personal and Social
Well-being: Understanding
the emotion of happiness
4 5 Listening and Speaking:
Carrying on more sustained
conversations
5 5 Common Fractions:
Comparing and ordering
common fractions
6 5 Personal and Social
Well-being: Influence of
others on self-concept
7 6 Listening and Speaking: Short
oral presentations
8 6 Decimal Fractions: Ordering
and comparing decimal
fractions
9 6 Personal and Social
Well-being: Responsibilities
at school and home
10 4 Reading and Viewing: Short
story
11 5 Measurement: Measuring
mass using bathroom or
kitchen scales
12 5 Creative Arts (Performing
Arts): Movement responses to
sound pictures
13 5 Reading and Viewing:
Newspaper/magazine article
14 4 Whole Numbers: Ordering
and comparing numbers up to
999
, 15 4 Creative Arts (Visual Arts):
Drawing family and friends
using pencils
16 6 Reading and Viewing:
Information text with visuals
(e.g., charts, tables)
17 6 Decimal Fractions: Ordering
and comparing decimal
fractions (again if needed, or
alternative task)
18 6 Creative Arts (Visual Arts):
Observing and discussing
monochromatic color in
images
19 4 Writing and Presenting:
Writing a personal recount
(50-60 words)
20 5 Physical Education:
Movement performance in
modified invasion games
(e.g., netball)
21 5 Writing and Presenting:
Writing a short story
(140-160 words)
22 4 Physical Education:
Participation in activities that
promote balancing
23 5 Social Responsibility:
Understanding the concept of
discrimination
24 6 Writing and Presenting:
Writing a descriptive essay
(140-150 words)
25 6 Reading and Viewing: Drama
