LP For A Death of A Salesman
LP For A Death of A Salesman
Subject: English
I. Objectives
At the end of the discussion, the students will be able to:
a. recognize the play of The Death of a Salesman,
b. compose a play review about The Death of a Salesman,
c. value the lesson of the play through applying it in daily life activities.
1. Prayer
You may now take your seats. Okay, please Student does as told
lead the prayer, Katrina.
2. Checking of Attendance
1…2…3…4…5.
4. Review
Okay class, what was our topic last meeting? Our topic last meeting was all about
Modals?
So class, what are Modals again? Modals are a type of auxiliary that
expresses an attitude to what we say.
Focusing on the four paired forms: can
and could, will and would, may and
might, and shall and should, and one of
the singular forms- must.
5. Spelling
Am I clear?
1. My father is a salesman.
-salesman
2. Exercise keeps her young and vital.
-vital
3. His popularity has fluctuated during his
terms in office.
-fluctuated
4. She was a famous writer and wit.
- wit
5. He then resolves on suicide, which he has
hinted at before.
-hinted
4. Motivation
Now class, do you know why we are talking We don’t know Ma’am!
about death?
B. Developmental Activities
2. Words to Learn
Class, as you can remember, we had a
spelling activity earlier. Those spelled words
were the terms that we could encounter in
the discussion. But class, in order to
discover the definitions of each word. I need
first 5 volunteers.
3. Discussion
4. Application
Now, in order to know if everyone has
learned about the play. I have another
challenge for you to make.
5. Generalization
Do you have any questions concerning our None Ma’am!
topic for today, class?
Precisely, class!
Class, why is it that we should value the We should value it because the lessons we
can get from the play will help to become a
lesson of the play in our daily life activities?
better person in real life.
Well said, class!
IV. Evaluation
Instruction: In your ¼ sheet of paper, choose among the choices of modals to
what is appropriate in the following sentences.
V. Assignment