I
OBJECTIVES |
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Content
Standard |
Demonstrate
understanding of
people, animals, plants, lakes, rivers, streams, hills, mountains, and other
importance |
Performance
Standard |
Express their
concerns about their surroundings through teacher-guided and selfβdirected
activities. |
Learning
Competency |
Communicate how
types of weather affect activities in the community S3ES
β Ivg βh-4 |
II
CONTENT |
Effects of
Weather on People |
III. LEARNING RESOURCES |
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A. References |
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1. Teacherβs
Guide Pages |
CG p. 21 of 64 |
2. Learnerβs
Materials pages |
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3. Textbook
pages |
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4. Additional
Materials from Learning Resources |
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B. Other Learning Resources |
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IV. PROCEDURES |
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A. Reviewing the previous lesson or presenting the new lesson |
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B. Establishing
a purpose for the lesson
|
Show a picture.
Then they infer what the picture all about is. - Would you
like to do these on cold or rainy days? What did you
and your family do last Sunday? What is the weather like last Sunday? Did you
enjoy it? |
C. Presenting
Examples/instances of new lesson |
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D. Discussing
new concepts and practicing new skills #1 |
How does the weather affect your activities? |
E. Discussing new concepts and practicing new
skills #2 |
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F. Developing
mastery (Leads to
Formative Assessment) |
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G. Finding Practical
applications of concepts and skills |
Divide the
class into three. Make a collage
about the effect of weather to people. |
H. Making
generalizations and abstractions about the lesson |
How does the weather affect peopleβs activities? |
I. Evaluating
Learning |
Put a check
mark if the statement is correct and a cross if it is not... 1. The weather
only affects people. 2. People love
to play outdoor activities during rainy days. 3-5etc. |
J. Additional
activities for application or remediation |
Cut pictures or
draw how the weather affects people? |
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Tuesday, May 2, 2023
Daily Lesson Log (DLL) for Grade 3 Quarter 4 Week 3
Revolutionizing Our Daily Lives: How Technology and Innovation, from Gadgets to Apps, Have Made Life Easier
Technology
has revolutionized the way we live our lives, and gadgets and apps have played
a significant role in this transformation. From smartphones to smart homes,
technology has made our lives more comfortable, convenient, and efficient. In
this article, we will explore how technology and innovation have made life
easier, and why they are essential for our everyday lives.
Gadgets
and apps have made communication easier than ever before. With the rise of
smartphones and social media, we can now connect with people from all around
the world instantly. Whether it's through messaging apps, video calls, or
social media platforms, technology has brought us closer than ever before. We
can share our experiences, thoughts, and ideas with people across the globe, breaking
down barriers and creating a more connected world.
Moreover,
technology has made accessing information easier than ever before. We no longer
must rely on books or encyclopedias to gain knowledge about a particular
subject. With the internet, we have access to a vast pool of information at our
fingertips. From online courses to tutorials, we can learn about anything we
want to with just a few clicks. This ease of access has democratized knowledge,
making it available to anyone, anywhere in the world.
In
addition to communication and access to information, technology has made our
lives more convenient. From smart homes to wearable gadgets, we can now
automate many of our daily tasks, freeing up time for other activities. Smart
home technology, for instance, allows us to control our home's temperature,
lighting, and security from anywhere in the world, making it easier to manage
our homes and reduce energy consumption. Wearable gadgets like fitness trackers
and smartwatches have also made it easier to track our health and fitness
goals, allowing us to monitor our progress and stay on track.
Furthermore,
technology has made our lives more efficient. With the help of apps and
software, we can now manage our schedules, finances, and tasks with ease. From to-do
list apps to financial management tools, we can streamline many of our daily
tasks, making them less time-consuming and more manageable. This has not only
made our lives easier but has also allowed us to be more productive and achieve
more in less time.
Finally,
technology has also made our lives safer. With the rise of smart home security
systems and GPS tracking devices, we can now monitor our homes and vehicles
from anywhere in the world. This has made it easier to protect our homes and
belongings, giving us peace of mind when we're away from home. Moreover,
technology has also made it easier to stay safe while traveling. With the help
of travel apps and online resources, we can now plan our trips, find the best
deals, and navigate new cities with ease.
Technology
and innovation have made our lives easier in countless ways. From communication,
to access to information, convenience, efficiency, and safety, gadgets and apps
have transformed the way we live our lives. However, it's important to remember
that technology is not a panacea for all our problems. We must use it
responsibly and consciously, ensuring that it enhances our lives without
becoming a burden or a distraction. With the right mindset, gadgets, and apps
can truly make our lives easier, more enjoyable, and more fulfilling.
Sunday, April 30, 2023
Uncovering Hidden Gems: Off-the-Beaten-Path Destinations for the Adventurous Traveler
Are you tired of
the same old tourist destinations?
Do you crave
adventure and the thrill of exploring the unknown?
Look no further!
Our
list of off-the-beaten-path destinations will inspire you to break away from
the crowds and experience the world in a unique and unforgettable way. From
hidden gems in remote corners of the world to underrated cities and towns,
we've got you covered. Pack your bags and get ready to embark on an
unforgettable journey full of new experiences and discoveries.
1. Salar de Uyuni,
Bolivia
If you're looking for a surreal
experience, then look no further than Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in
the world located in Bolivia. This otherworldly destination is unlike anything
you've ever seen before, with vast expanses of white salt stretching out as far
as the eye can see. The best time to visit is during the rainy season, when a
thin layer of water covers the salt flat, creating a stunning mirror effect that
seems to stretch out into infinity. You can also explore the nearby colored
lagoons, geysers, and hot springs for a truly unforgettable experience.
2. Petra, Jordan
For a taste of ancient history and
architecture, head to Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Jordan.
This city carved into the red sandstone cliffs dates back to around 300 BC and
was once a thriving trade hub. Today, you can explore the impressive facades of
the Treasury, the Monastery, and other monumental structures that still stand
to this day. For an even more unique experience, visit Petra at night when the
site is illuminated by candlelight and takes on an ethereal glow.
If you're a nature lover, then
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China should definitely be on your bucket
list. This stunning park is home to some of the most otherworldly landscapes
you'll ever see, with towering sandstone pillars and lush forests stretching
out as far as the eye can see. You can hike along the park's many trails and
take in the stunning views or take a cable car ride for a bird's-eye view of
the surrounding scenery.
4. Ladakh, India
For an adventure in the mountains, head to
Ladakh, a region located in the northernmost part of India. This remote and
sparsely populated area is known for its stunning natural beauty, with towering
peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and vibrant Buddhist monasteries. You can go
trekking through the rugged terrain, whitewater rafting down the Indus River,
or exploring the many Buddhist cultural sites.
5. Faroe Islands
For a taste of rugged Nordic beauty,
head to the Faroe Islands, an archipelago located between Iceland and Norway.
This remote destination boasts dramatic cliffs, rugged coastlines, and colorful
seaside villages that are sure to take your breath away. You can explore the
many hiking trails that crisscross the islands, take a boat tour to see the
resident puffins, or simply soak in the stunning scenery.
6. Sapa, Vietnam
For a taste of Southeast Asian culture
and stunning mountain vistas, head to Sapa, a region located in the northern
part of Vietnam. This area is home to many ethnic minority groups, each with
its own distinct traditions and cultures. You can explore the many rice
paddies that blanket the surrounding hillsides, visit local villages to learn
about traditional handicrafts, or take a trek through the rugged mountains for stunning.
Known for its breathtaking landscapes and
stunning monasteries, Bhutan is a destination like no other. This remote
Himalayan kingdom is often referred to as the "Land of the Thunder
Dragon" and offers travelers a unique glimpse into a culture that has
remained largely unchanged for centuries.
8. Svalbard, Norway
Located in the Arctic Ocean, Svalbard is a
remote archipelago known for its rugged landscapes and incredible wildlife.
Here, visitors can go on dog sledding adventures, take a dip in a hot spring,
and witness the Northern Lights.
9. Socotra Island, Yemen
Located off the coast of Yemen, Socotra
Island is a unique destination that is home to a variety of rare and endemic
plant and animal species. Visitors can hike through the island's otherworldly
landscapes and explore its pristine beaches.
10.
Faroe Islands, Denmark
A
remote archipelago in the North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands are known for their
dramatic landscapes, charming villages, and rich Viking history. Visitors can
hike along rugged coastal cliffs, witness traditional Faroese music and dance,
and try local delicacies like fermented sheep's head.
11.
Bagan, Myanmar
Located in central Myanmar, Bagan is an
ancient city known for its thousands of Buddhist temples and pagodas. Visitors
can explore these stunning landmarks by bike or hot air balloon and take in
breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
12.
The Azores, Portugal
A remote archipelago in the middle of
the Atlantic, the Azores offer visitors a glimpse into a unique culture that
has been shaped by its volcanic landscapes and isolated location. Visitors can
hike along crater lakes, whale watching, and sample local cheeses and wines.
Located off the coast of West Papua, Raja
Ampat is a remote archipelago known for its incredible marine biodiversity.
Visitors can go on snorkeling and diving expeditions to explore colorful coral
reefs and encounter exotic fish and other marine life.
14. Isla Holbox, Mexico
A quiet island located off the coast of
the Yucatan Peninsula, Isla Holbox offers visitors a laid-back atmosphere and
pristine beaches. Visitors can swim with whale sharks, kayak through mangrove
forests, and take part in local celebrations like the "Day of the
Dead" festivities.
15. Batanes, Philippines - This group of
islands in the northernmost part of the Philippines is a hidden gem that offers
breathtaking landscapes and a unique culture that's distinct from the rest of
the country. From the stone houses of Sabtang Island to the rolling hills of
Batan Island, Batanes is a photographer's dream.
These are just a few examples of the
many off-the-beaten-path destinations that await you. By stepping outside your
comfort zone and exploring the unknown, you'll open yourself up to new
experiences, perspectives, and connections that can enrich your life in
countless ways. So go ahead, take the road less traveled, and discover the
magic that awaits you in these hidden corners of the world.
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