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Report Card for: ____________________ Name of Hero Strength Courage Intelligence Perseverance Other Traits Grade Remarks He is ________ heroic because ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________. Task 3. Say You, Say Me Based on your answers in the previous task (Task 2, ‗Make the Grade!‘), discuss with your group mates who you think is the most heroic among the three characters and why. After the discussion, rate how well you participated in the task by accomplishing the given scale on a half sheet of paper. Action Very much Somehow Not really I presented my ideas clearly. I waited for my turn to speak. I chose the right words to express my preferences and opinions. I used appropriate words to agree or disagree. I used proper expressions when inquiring. I chose appropriate words when giving reasons and explanations. I used proper expressions to summarize my ideas. I used appropriate gestures and posture when speaking. I listened to the one speaking. I paid attention to the speaker‘s posture and gestures. Grade 7 English Learning Package 58
Task 4. Then and Now Read the following text. Fill in the table to show the similarities and differences between this text and ―Ibalon‖ in terms of topic, setting, purpose, intended audience, and relevance today. Do this on a half sheet of paper. Overseas Filipino Workers as Everyday Heroes 1 Overseas Filipino Workers take a huge risk when they travel and work abroad. OFWs sacrifice a lot in order to give a better life for their families. They are heroes in their own right because they live to help their families and sometimes even other people they do not even know, but are in need of their help and support. 2 Heroes think of other people first before they think of themselves. Heroes are unique individuals that sacrifice themselves for the sake of others. OFWs face great challenges head on with only their faith, hope, and determination to carry them through. They strive hard to ensure that their children‘s future would be bright and that they would live a life that they have dreamed of. 3 What are OFWs made of? They are made of determination, courage, a risk-taking attitude, a heart of gold, and other qualities that make them everyday heroes to a lot of people. They go beyond their call of duty to help their families, to help their country and sometimes people in need, even if it means putting themselves in danger. 4 You do not have to be an OFW to be a hero. You are a hero if you sacrifice a part of yourself to help other people who are in need. You are a hero if you can make someone else smile despite the trials and challenges he has. You are a hero if you can make others feel better about themselves. If you do any of these, then you are a hero in a person‘s heart. “Ibalon” “OFWs as Everyday Heroes” Topic Setting Purpose Intended audience Relevance today Task 5. Here and There Grade 7 English Learning Package 59
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Lesson 1 Valuing Our Elders’ Wisd
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Page 45 and 46: Lesson 6 Revisiting My Past YOUR GO
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Page 51 and 52: YOUR TEXT The First Monkey (Iloko)
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