CO 2024 LS Grade7 CUF TLE Q1 W4 R, P, V, H
CO 2024 LS Grade7 CUF TLE Q1 W4 R, P, V, H
CATCH-UP FRIDAYS
Lesson Script in
Technology & Livelihood
Education
Quarter 1 Week 4
Catch-Up Fridays
Lesson Script in Technology & Livelihood Education
Quarter 1: Week 4
SY 2024-2025
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II. CONTENT
Word Processing Software
Subject Matter
• Page Breaks
Area for
Reading, Values and Peace Education, and Health
Integration
Theme Personal Awareness, Disease Prevention and Control
• The lesson supports reading comprehension, spelling, values, and
peace education, while also addressing communicable and non-
communicable diseases. Using page breaks to create clear documents
mirrors organizing thoughts for effective communication. Encouraging
creativity, inspired by Rose's imaginative stories, promotes empathy
and critical thinking aligned with values education. Discussing health
topics, akin to seeking advice from Mr. Arquero, enhances
understanding of diseases and promotes a healthy learning
environment. These concepts empower students with essential skills
in literacy, values, and health awareness.
Key Concept for • In "The Magical Notebook," Rose learns the importance of organization
Integration in writing by using page breaks to maintain clarity and coherence in
her stories. These breaks effectively separate different adventures,
enhancing readability for readers. Inspired by Allie's imaginative tales,
Rose embraces creativity in her writing, illustrating how imaginative
ideas can enrich storytelling. Her decision to seek guidance from Mr.
Arquero underscores the value of seeking help and learning from
others, while her pride in crafting well-organized stories reflects the
satisfaction that comes from diligence and revision.
B. Other Website:
Learning Bleakheart26. "Spot Illustrations (Sample Magazine Page)."
Resources Deviantart.com. May 20, 2012.
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https://www.deviantart.com/bleakheart26/art/Spot-Illustrations-
sample-Magazine-page-303401168.
After the four-day lesson, it’s time to catch up. Let’s play a recall game to
review what you have learned. The game is known as “Escape Room
Challenge.” This activity will take place at the classroom entrance. I
would like each of you to form a group with five members. The group with
the correct answer enters the classroom first, followed by other groups
that also answer correctly.
Activating Prior
(Display printed pictures of the images below. For the teacher, the use of
Knowledge
pictures will depend on the number of students; it's not necessary to
(3 minutes)
respond to all pictures presented.)
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Source: “Page break command,” Canva, accessed July 7, 2024,
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGKKISPpYk/UpZMdy-
q7HLe_nscYQPGXQ/edit.
6.
5.
7. 8.
Expected/Possible Answers:
1. Ctrl + C (Copy) 5. Software
2. Ctrl + S (Save) 6. Microsoft Word
3. Ctrl + Z (Undo) 7. Document
4. Ctrl + Enter 8. Paragraph
(While mentioning the answers, word spelling shall also be given due
attention.)
Good job! You were all able to pass the first challenge. Give yourselves a
round of applause!
Source: “Business
Documents That Matter: 10 Source: Nature Journal,
Documents You Must Have,” “Nature,” accessed July 7,
Nimbus Platform, January 9, 2024,
2023. https://commons.wikimedi
https://nimbusweb.me/blog a.org/w/index.php?curid=6
/must-have-business- 01236.
documents/.
Lesson
Purpose/Intention
(3 minutes)
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Guide Questions:
1. Based on the illustrations shown, how does each page differ in
a book, magazine, journal, office document, and presentation?
Expected/Possible Answers:
• They have different formats, fonts, and sizes of text; they use
emphasis and picture arrangement.
• Each page has a distinct purpose in various formats.
Differences on each Page:
• Book: Pages feature continuous text, divided into chapters with
breaks at chapter ends.
• Magazine: Pages contain articles, ads, and images, using
breaks to separate different content.
• Journal: Pages are structured with sections like abstracts,
methods, and conclusions with page breaks leading to new
sections.
• Office Document: Pages include texts and graphics, with
breaks to start new sections or chapters.
• Presentation: Slides focus on single topics, transitioning
smoothly for clarity and engagement.
Our lesson today is all about Page Break, and to expand your
knowledge and skills on it, here are the following objectives:
1. identify page break commands;
2. explain the purpose of using page breaks in a document;
3. insert and adjust page breaks in an existing MS Word; and
4. create MS Word documents with page breaks.
These objectives are important for you and your future. We'll achieve
them through the activities found in our material. Please participate
actively and ask questions. Let's make the most of this lesson together!
Lesson Language Please get your notes and write down the following terminologies that we
Practice will use throughout the lesson.
(3 minutes)
(unlocking Are you familiar with these words?
difficulties 3words) Microsoft Word, Paragraph, Page break, Page layout, and References
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Please raise your hand if you have an idea or you know the definition of
any of these words.
Expected/Possible Answers:
Microsoft Word allows users to type essays, reports, and letters, customize
texts with various fonts and colors, and add images, tables, and graphs.
(Learners share their ideas for "Paragraph", "Page break", "Page layout"
and "References". The teacher will display the definitions of each word
while using MS Word to show its various features.)
A paragraph refers to a block of text that starts with a hard return and
ends with the next hard return. It contains sentences or lines that
typically discuss a single idea or topic within a document.
Great thoughts, everyone! I'm impressed that you easily understood every
terminology. It's a good start as we go through the different activities in
the lesson.
During/Lesson Proper
Now, I have prepared copies of the story for you to read aloud.
(Asynchronous Reading)
Thank you for your clear and enthusiastic reading and for
participating in this activity. It's great to see your progress. Do you
understand what you've read?
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Thank you for sharing your ideas. This means you understand the
context of the story, and at the same time, you have applied your
learning experiences from the previous lessons.
This activity will be done in the same pairs, so you can help each
other. The purpose of this is to improve your knowledge and skills
in inserting and adjusting page breaks in an existing MS Word
document. The material to be used is the story we read earlier. I
have already saved the necessary data on your computer; all you
need to do is apply page breaks. Always remember the rules and
the importance of using page breaks.
Deepening
Understanding of
Before you start, take note first of the following reminders:
the Key Idea/Stem
(Integration of Values and Peace Education and Health)
(5 minutes)
1. Maintain good posture.
2. Take regular breaks.
3. Adjust screen settings.
4. Keep your workspace clean.
5. Use proper ergonomics.
6. Ensure proper ventilation.
7. Protect your data.
8. Avoid prolonged use of the computer.
9. Practice digital etiquette.
After/Post-Lesson Proper
Now, let us reflect on your work.
Please raise your hand if you know the answer.
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Expected/Possible Answers:
___1____ Open Word and create a new blank document.
___2____ Type your content.
___5____ Continue typing on the new page.,
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___4____ Go to the "Insert" tab and click "Page Break," or use Ctrl + Enter
(Windows) or Command + Enter (Mac).
___3____ Insert a page break by placing the cursor where you want the
break
___7____ Save your document by clicking "File," then "Save As."
___6____ Repeat inserting page breaks as needed.
___8____ Choosing a location and file name.
Guide Question:
1. What are some ways that using page breaks in document
layout can positively impact health and well-being, and what
challenges might arise from excessive use?
2.
Expected/Possible Answers:
Using page breaks effectively in document layout can significantly benefit
health and well-being by improving readability, reducing eye strain, and
enhancing focus. However, it's essential to balance their use to avoid
disrupting the natural flow of information and maintain a clear and
professional presentation.
Positive Impacts:
1. Enhanced Organization
2. Reduced Eye Strain
3. Improved Focus
4. Professional Presentation
Negative Impacts:
1. Overuse of Breaks
2. Misplacement of Breaks
3. Formatting Challenges
4. Complex Layouts
Additional
Activities for
Application or
Remediation
(if applicable)
Remarks
Reflection
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ANNEX
In the small town of Cuyo, there lived a young girl named Rose who loved writing stories.
She would sit under her favorite Talisay Tree on the Kapusan Beach, imagining
adventures in faraway lands.
One bright moonlit night, a tiny, sparkling firefly named Allie appeared before Rose. With
glittering wings and a playful smile, Tala shared fantastical tales of knights, dragons, and
hidden treasures.
Excited, Rose grabbed her old notebook and began writing down Allie’s stories. But soon,
her notebook became a jumble of words. Scenes mixed up, and it was hard to follow one
adventure from the next.
Feeling puzzled, Rose sought help from Mr. Arquero, the town's wise librarian. He showed
her a trick called "page breaks." "Imagine each page break like a pause," he said. "It helps
readers catch their breath and get ready for what happens next."
Rose nodded, understanding. She went back to her writing spot and carefully added page
breaks at the end of each adventure. Now, when readers turned the page, they knew
something exciting was about to happen.
As Rose finished her stories, she felt proud. Allie, sitting on her inkwell, winked at her.
Together, they had created a magical book called "The Magical Notebook," full of
adventures that made readers smile and dream of their own quests.
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