Grade 5 English Curriculum Map 2022-2023
Topics covered
Grade 5 English Curriculum Map 2022-2023
Topics covered
in
Grade 5
Subject: English SY: 2022-2023
Grade: 5 Name of Teacher: Ryan B. Rodriguez
Time Allotment: 1hour Contact Time: MWF
Content Standard Performance Standard
Domain
The learner… The learner…
demonstrate understanding of various verbal elements in
orally communicates information, opinions, and ideas
orally communicating information
effectively to different audiences using a variety of literary
demonstrates understanding of various non-verbal
activities
elements in orally communicating information
Oral Language
demonstrates understanding of the oral standards of prepares for and participates effectively in a range of
English in order to participate in various oral conversations and collaboration with diverse partners,
communication demands (situation, purpose and audience) building on others’ ideas and expressing their own clearly
and persuasively
demonstrates understanding that English language is stress reads with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support
timed to support comprehension comprehension
Fluency demonstrates understanding that a change in stress entails uses knowledge of stress and intonation of speech to
a change of meaning to evaluate the speaker’s/ author’s appropriately evaluate the speaker’s intention, purpose and
purpose and meaning meaning
demonstrates understanding of various linguistics nodes to analyzes text types to effectively understand information/
comprehend various texts message(s)
Listening demonstrates understanding of text types to listen for uses linguistic cues to effectively construct meaning from a
Comprehension different purposes from a variety of texts variety of texts for a variety of purposes
demonstrates understanding of text types in order to uses literary and informational texts heard to construct
construct feedback appropriate feedback
demonstrates understanding that printed words are made
uses knowledge of phonics (analytic and synthetic) to
up of interconnected letters with separate sounds that are
effectively decode grade-appropriate words
blended together to form coherent pattern of sounds
Vocabulary
demonstrate understanding that words are composed of uses strategies to decode correctly the meaning of words in
different parts to know that their meaning changes isolation and in context
depending in context
Reading demonstrates understanding of various linguistics nodes to uses linguistic cues to appropriately construct meaning from
comprehend various texts a variety of texts for a variety of purposes
demonstrates understanding of text elements to uses knowledge of text types to correctly distinguish literary
comprehend various texts from informational texts
Comprehension demonstrates understanding of writing styles to uses diction (choice of words) to accurately analyze
comprehend the author’s message author’s tone, mood, and point of view
demonstrates understanding that reading a wide range of uses literal information from texts to aptly infer and predict
texts provides outcomes
pleasure and avenue for self-expression and personal
development
draft texts using appropriate text types for a variety of
audiences and purposes
edit texts using appropriate text types for a variety of
Writing and demonstrates understanding of different formats to write audiences and purposes
Composition for a variety of audiences and purposes rewrite/revise texts using appropriate text types for a variety
of audiences and purposes
publish texts using appropriate text types for a variety of
audiences and purposes
uses the correct function of nouns, pronouns, verbs,
demonstrates command of the conventions of standard
Grammar adjectives, and adverbs in general and their functions in
English grammar and usage when writing or speaking
various discourse (oral and written)
demonstrates understanding of non-verbal communication applies knowledge of non-verbal skills to respectfully give
to communicate with others the speaker undivided attention and acknowledge the
message
Attitude
demonstrates understanding of verbal and non-verbal uses para-language and non-verbal cues to respond
elements of communication to respond back appropriately
uses a variety of strategies to provide appropriate feedback
Study demonstrates understanding of library skills to research a utilizes discrete techniques (general or specific) and applies
Strategies/ variety of topics appropriately them to all or most fields of study
demonstrates understanding of the research process to uses a variety of research strategies to effectively write a
Research
write a variety of texts variety of texts for various audiences and purposes
demonstrates understanding of the forms and conventions applies knowledge of the various forms and conventions of
of print, non-print, and digital materials to understand print, non-print, and digital materials to appropriately
various viewing texts comprehend print, non-print, film and moving texts
demonstrates understanding of the various forms and evaluates effectively the message constructed and conveyed
conventions of print, non-print, and digital materials in various viewing texts
demonstrates understanding of the various forms and applies different views of the real world to effectively
Viewing
conventions materials to critically analyze the meaning interpret
constructed in print, non-print, and digital materials (deconstruct) constructed meaning in print, non-print and
digital materials
demonstrates understanding of construction, applies understanding of forms and conventions of viewing
deconstruction, and reconstruction of print, non-print and texts to appropriately create and recreate meaning/
digital materials messages
FIRST QUARTER:
Time Frame Learning Content Learning Formative and References Instructional
Competencies Summative Strategies
Techniques
Drills
WEEK 1 Phrase or A. Explain the Board Curriculum (Let the pupils read
Sentences differences works Guide group of phrases
between Oral and sentences)
phrases and recitation English
sentences Seat works/ Book (Let’s Oral
activities Get Better Recitation
B. Compose Quizzes in English (Give examples and
phrases and Reading 5) Learner’s ask examples from
sentences Writing Material the pupils)
Lecture
C. Describe the (Explain the
importance differences between
of having the phrases and
knowledge sentences)
on the
differences Individual
between activity
phrases and (Short quiz- Will
sentences give the pupils a
selection/story. The
pupils are to read it
and would identify
phrases and
sentences)
Oral
Recitation
(Ask examples of
words from the
pupils, applying it
to a sentence)
Individual
activity
(Short quiz- Give
list of words for the
pupils to create
sentences)
Group
Activity
(The pupils will
recite telling
sentences and
asking sentences
with its correct
intonation)
Individual
activity
(The pupils are to
compose sentences
using the plural
form of nouns)
Discussion
(Will expound the
reporting of the
pupils.
Will show a video
of a story through
power point and
will ask questions
and let the pupils to
identify the
elements of a story
in the video they
watched)
Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions
orally for the pupils
to answer orally)
Individual
activity
(Quiz)
Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions for
the pupils to
answer)
Individual
activity
(Quiz)
Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions for
the pupils to
answer)
Individual
activity
(Quiz)
SECOND QUARTER:
Time Frame Learning Content Learning Formative and References Instructional
Competencies Summative Strategies
Techniques
Oral
Recitation
(Ask the questions)
Individual
activity
(Quiz)
Group
Activity
(The pupils will
watch a video clip
and will write their
ideas. They are to
present their work
WEEK 2 in the whole class)
Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(The pupils are to
construct a comic
in a creative
manner)
Group
Activity
(The pupils do the
WEEK 3 role-playing base
on the given
comics)
Group
Activity
Curriculum
Request or A. Differentiate Board Guide Drills
Command the request works (Show a video
Sentence and Oral English presentation of a
command recitation Book (Let’s conversation of
sentences Seat works/ Get Better commanding and
activities in English requesting. Ask
B. Compose Quizzes 5) Learner’s questions)
request and Reading Material
command Writing Lecture
sentences
(Explain the
C. Recite differences between
request and request and
command command)
sentences
with the
appropriate Oral
intonation Recitation
(Ask examples of
requesting and
commanding)
Individual
activity
(Compose a request
and command
sentences)
Group
Activity
(Role playing:
Requesting and
commanding
conversation with
WEEK 6 the correct tone and
intonation
Individual
activity
(Construct a
sentence using
verb)
Group
Activity
(Choose at least 10
verbs and perform
it in front of the
class and let the
WEEK 7 other groups guess
the verb
Different Kinds of A. Enumerate Board Curriculum Drills
Sentences the different works Guide (Let the pupils
kinds of Oral English arrange the jumbled
sentences recitation Book (Let’s letters)
Seat works/ Get Better
B. Differentiate activities in English Lecture
the different Quizzes 5) Learner’s
kinds of (Enumerate the
Reading Material different kinds of
sentences
Writing sentences)
C. Construct
sentences of
each different Oral
kinds Recitation
(Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(quiz)
Group
Activity
(Group Reporting:
The pupils will
WEEK 8 report the different
kinds of sentences)
THIRD QUARTER:
Time Frame Learning Content Learning Formative and References Instructional
Competencies Summative Strategies
Techniques
Group
Activity
(Identify the cause
and effect in the
given paragraph)
Individual
Activity
(Construct
sentences
containing cause
and effect
situations)
Individual
activity
(quiz)
Group
Activity
(Choose at least 20
adjectives and use
it in a sentence)
WEEK 3
Fact and Opinion A. Differentiate Board Curriculum Drills
fact and works Guide (Let the pupils read
opinion Oral sentences)
recitation English
B. Construct fact Seat works/ Lecture
Book (Let’s
and opinion activities Get Better (Explain and
sentences Quizzes in English differentiate fact
Reading 5) Learner’s and opinion)
C. Enumerate
Writing Material
fact and
opinion
Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(State if the
statement is fact or
opinion)
Group
Activity
(Construct fact and
opinion sentences)
WEEK 4
Simple and A. Classify Board Curriculum Drills
Compound simple and (Read sentences)
Sentence compound works Guide
sentence Oral Lecture
recitation English
B. Construct (Explain and
Seat works/ Book (Let’s
simple and classify simple and
activities Get Better
compound compound
Quizzes in English
sentence sentences)
Reading 5) Learner’s
Writing Material
C. Describe
simple and Oral
compound Recitation
sentence (Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(Construct a simple
and compound
sentences)
WEEK 5
Compare and A. Differentiate Board Curriculum Drills
Contrast compare and works Guide (Let the pupils
contrast Oral arrange the jumbled
recitation English letters)
Seat works/ Book (Let’s
B. Construct Get Better Lecture
activities
compare and Quizzes in English
contrast (Introduce the
Reading 5) Learner’s
diagram compare and
Writing Material
contrast)
Oral
C. Describe
Recitation
compare and
(Ask questions)
contrast
Individual
activity
(quiz)
Group
Activity
(Group Reporting:
The pupils will
report the
difference between
compare and
contrast. Will
present an example)
WEEK 6
Demonstrative A. Discuss Board Curriculum Drills
Pronouns demonstrative works Guide (Let the pupils
pronouns Oral arrange the jumbled
recitation letters)
English
B. Enumerate Seat works/ Book (Let’s
demonstrative activities Lecture
Get Better
pronouns Quizzes in English (Discuss
Reading 5) Learner’s demonstrative
C. Use
Writing Material pronouns)
demonstrative
pronouns in
the sentence
Oral
Recitation
(Enumerate
demonstrative
pronouns)
Individual
activity
(Use demonstrative
pronouns in a
sentence)
Group
Activity
(Identify
demonstrative
pronouns used in
the selection)
WEEK 7
Writing a Journal A. List the Board Curriculum Drills
process of works Guide (Show example of a
writing a Oral journal notebook)
journal recitation English
Seat works/ Lecture
Book (Let’s
activities Get Better (Discuss what
B. Explain what Quizzes in English journal is)
journal is Reading 5) Learner’s
Writing Material
C. Construct a
journal Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(Construct an
everyday journal of
the happenings in
your life)
Group
Activity
(List and explain
the process of
writing a journal)
WEEK 8
Context Clue A. Define Board Curriculum Drills
context clue works Guide (Let the pupils
Oral arrange the jumbled
B. Identify recitation phrases)
English
context clue Seat works/ Book (Let’s
in a selection activities Lecture
Get Better
Quizzes in English (Discuss context
C. Justify the Reading 5) Learner’s clue.)
importance of
Writing Material
knowledge
about context Oral
clue Recitation
(Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(quiz)
Group
Activity
(Identify context
clue in a sentence)
FOURTH QUARTER:
Time Frame Learning Content Learning Formative and References Instructional
Competencies Summative Strategies
Techniques
WEEK 1 Interpretative A. Discuss Board Curriculum Drills
Reading interpretative works Guide (Read a paragraph)
reading Oral
recitation Lecture
English
B. Perform Seat works/ Book (Let’s (Discuss what
interpretative activities Get Better interpretative
reading Quizzes in English reading is)
Reading 5) Learner’s
C. Describe
Writing Material
interpretative
reading Oral
Recitation
(Ask questions)
Individual
activity
(Quiz)
Group
Activity
(Perform
interpretative
reading with the
given piece and
base with the given
rubrics)
Individual
activity
(Use phonics words
in a sentence)
Oral
Recitation
(Recite a poem)
Individual
activity
(Compose a poem)
Group
Activity
(Recite a poem in a
creative way)
WEEK 4
Interrogative A. Discuss the Board Curriculum Drills
Sentences interrogative works Guide (Read interrogative
sentences. Oral sentences)
recitation English
B. Construct an Seat works/ Book (Let’s Lecture
interrogative activities Get Better
synthesis (Discuss
Quizzes in English
interrogative
Reading 5) Learner’s
C. List sentences)
Writing Material
examples of
interrogative
sentences Oral
Recitation
(Ask the pupils to
give examples of
interrogative
sentences)
Individual
activity
(Construct
interrogative
sentences)
Group
Activity
(Group reporting;
the pupils will
report the elements
of story grammar)
Individual
Activity
(Quiz- Listing the
elements of a story
grammar)
Group
Activity
(Arrange the
jumbled irregularly
spelled words)
Individual
activity
(Compose a story)
Group
Activity
(Retell a story in a
creative way)
WEEK 8
Fantasy and Reality A. Differentiate Board Curriculum Drills
the fantasy works Guide (Show fantasy and
and reality Oral reality pictures)
recitation
B. Identify Seat works/ English Lecture
fantasy and activities Book (Let’s
reality Quizzes (Discuss the
Get Better
statement difference between
Reading in English
fantasy and reality)
Writing 5) Learner’s
C. Construct Material
fantasy and
reality Oral
statements Recitation
(Ask the students to
give examples of
fantasy and reality
statements)
Individual
activity
(Construct fantasy
and reality
statements)
Group
Activity
(Pass the message
game)
Submitted by:
RYAN B. RODRIGUEZ
Teacher