I.Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
1. unlock difficult words found in the Excerpt from Kaffir Boy through
context clues;
2. answer the guide questions critically and logically;
3. identify the theme of the literary work;
4. MARYS FIAT, SOLIDARITY & EXCELLENCE: show a positive attitude,
commitment to the group, trust, and communication leading to
phenomenal results.
II. Subject Matter:
a. Topic: Excerpt from Kaffir Boy by Mark Mathabane
b. References: (2015) Celebrating Diversity through World Literature,
pp.
460-462.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/kaffir-boy-true-story-
black-youths
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bosom
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaffir_Boy
c. Skills Focus: Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening
d. Strategies: Popcorn Reading, Group Dynamics, Oral Reasoning
e. Materials: PowerPoint presentation, projector, speaker ,laptop,
visual aids, books
III. Procedure:
Teachers Activity Students Activity
A. Preliminary Activities
Prayers
Greetings
Cleanliness and Orderliness
Checking of Attendance
Checking of uniform
B. Motivation
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C. Presentation of the lesson
1. Pre-reading
a. Unlocking of Difficulties
Before we proceed to the reading
part, lets first unlock the
unfamiliar words found in the text
for you to easily comprehend the
message of the Excerpt From Kaffir
Boy
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such dreadful manners.)
2. dab to strike or touch
lightly.
(Hes dabbing her eyes with
a handkerchief.)
b. Authors Biography
Who is Mark Mathabane?
Kindly read,______?
Mark Mathabane was born October 18,
1960, in Alexandra, a black ghetto just
outside Johannesburg, South Africa. His
parents gave him an official Afrikaans
name, Johannes, and a tribal name,
Thanyani ("the wise one"). He
published five works of
c. Guide Questions nonfiction. Kaffir Boy is the story of his
Here are your guide first eighteen years, growing up under
questions to answer during apartheid.
the reading activity.
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1. Why her mother wants him
to go to school?
2. Why his father didnt go to
school?
3. Why his mother didnt go to
school?
4. What does the mother
promise to the boy?
Do you have any question before 5. What is the boys
we read the story? realization towards the end
of the excerpt?
Good, I think you are now geared
to read the story.
None, maam.
Yes, maam.
1. Reading the selection
(Popcorn Reading)
Read the first paragraph, (the student will read the 1 st four
__________. paragraphs)
1. Why her mother wants him Maam, The mother wants her son to
to go to school? have a better future and not to be like
his father whos illiterate which causes
him to have not a decent job.
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Yes, the notion of black people long
time ago is that education is only
for white people and worthless for
black people.
Read the next paragraph, (student will read the 7th,8th,and 9th
_________. paragraphs)
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have a short activity for you.
Bring out one half sheet of paper (the question will be flashed through
and answer the following PowerPoint)
question: (the students will read the question)
Exchange paper with your (the students will exchange their papers
seatmates and with their seatmates)
lets check your answers.
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anything to give him that key. She
knows that knowledge bestows
power, instills values, and equips
one with the weapons necessary
to fight injustice. She believes that (the students will pass their papers
it will liberate her son from the forward)
prison house of poverty.
Brilliant!
IV. Evaluation
a. Group Dynamics
(Differentiated Activities)
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Group 1- Sequencing the story
Group 2- Essay Writing
Group 3- Song making
Group 4- poem making
Group 5- Slogan Making
b. Presentation by Group
(after 10 minutes) (group 1 will first to present their output,
Group 1 will be first to present; followed by group 2 and so on)
group 2 will be next and so on.
Give yourself a good job clap! (the students will cheer and clap)
V. Agreement/Assignment
Write an essay based on this
quotation . It should be a
minimum of 200 words. Do this in 1
whole sheet of paper. To be
submitted next meeting.
Do you have any question?
None, maam.
Thats all for today, Good bye class.
Good bye, maam.
Prepared by:
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ROCHELLE CERCADO
Practice Teacher in English
Checked by:
CAROLINA P. PADILLA
Master Teacher I