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PERIOD: 5th.  \nTime: 11. 20 – 11.50 a. m.  \nDuration: 40Min.  \nSubject: ENGLISH LANGUAGE.  \nUnit topic: CONTINUOUS WRITING.  \nLesson topic: NARRATIVE ESSAY.  \nSpecific (behavioural) objective: at the end of the lesson, students should be able to:  \na) Explain what a narrative essay is.  \nb) Differentiate between narrative essays from other types of essay writing.  \nc) List at least three (3) topics on narrative essay.  \nd) Write a narrative essay.  \nInstructional resource: a banner showing structure of a narrative essay.  \nLesson presentation  \nStep 1: IDENTIFICATION OF PRIOR KNOWLEDGE.  \nTeacher asks students on what they understand about the day’s lesson topic. Mode: individual.  \nTeacher’s activities: teacher asks students the following questions:  \na) What is a narrative essay?  \nb) How would you recognize a narrative essay topic?  \nc) State the features of a narrative essay.  \nd) List three (3) narrative essay topics.  \ne) Identify the structure of a narrative essay.  \nStudents’ activities: students respond to the questions asked based on their knowledge of the topic.  \nStep 2: EXPLORATION.  \nMode: entire class.  \nTeacher’s activities: teacher guides the students to explain what a narrative essay is, cites some examples of a narrative essay and states the features of a narrative essay:  \nWhat is a narrative essay?  \nA Narrative Essay tells a story. This story is usually an experience or an event from the author’s past, a recent or ongoing event or experience, or something about a memorable person. Since in a narrative essay the author narrates personal experiences, it is generally written in first person and is told in a casual conversational style. The essay is written from the author’s point of view and tries to lead the reader to reflect on it.  \nExamples of narrative essays:  \nExamples of narrative essay topics include:  \n● Getting my first dollar.  \n● My favorite day in the year.  \n● One good turn, deserve another.  \n● A stitch in time saves nine.  \n● The biggest mistake I have ever made.  \n● The most embarrassing moment in my life.  \n● My happiest vocation.  \nFeatures of a narrative essay:  \nThere are certain features to a narrative essay that should be kept in mind while writing it. These are  \n● The first paragraph should be an introduction, clearly telling the reader what kind of narrative it is – an event, an experience, or an observation.  \n● Plenty of sensory details should be given, creating a unified and forceful effect.  \n● While giving the details, anecdotes should be included using dialogues if necessary.  \n● The event, experience, or observation should be recreated in such a way that the reader feels involved.  \n● The verbs and modifiers used should be vivid and precise.  \n● It should include all the conventions of a story – plot, setting, characters, climax, and an ending.  \n● The essay should be well organized with the events described as they happened in time.  \n● The final paragraph should be a reflection on the larger meaning or importance of the “story”.  \n● Narrative essay is built on two main principles: It has no restrictions considering in what person is should be written; nevertheless, often it is written from the first person and therefore the “I” sentences are allowed. This type of essay is to make a deep emotional impression on the reader through the technique  \nof using concrete and sensory details as the dominant of the paper. Students’ activities: the students listen and copy it into their notes.  \nStep 3: DISCUSSION.  \nThe teacher gives room to the students to states the structure of and a narrative essay. Mode: individual.  \nTeacher’s activities: the teacher guides the student to identify the structure of a narrative essay. The structure of a narrative essay  \nA narrative essay can be structured in many different ways, but we are going to use the five paragraph essay, which include the followin","cbCaim97HFLKsXzn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim97HFLKsXzn","pdf",142493,"English","# Lesson Overview\n## Specific Objectives and Learning Context\n# Lesson Presentation Steps\n## Step 1: Identification of Prior Knowledge\n## Step 2: Exploration (Definition, Examples, Features)\n## Step 3: Discussion (Narrative Essay Structure)\n# Five-Paragraph Narrative Essay Structure\n## Title and Introduction\n## Hook, Set the Scene, Thesis Statement\n## Body Paragraphs and Time Order","[{\"question\":\"What is a narrative essay?\",\"answer\":\"A narrative essay tells a story, usually an experience or event from the author’s past, a recent or ongoing event, or something about a memorable person. 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