Module 3 lesson 1 initial task
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This document discusses recognizing the gifts of nature. It contains two initial tasks for students: 1) go outside and observe nature's gifts, noting how they feel, think, and believe about nature; and 2) listen to the song "What a Wonderful World" and answer questions about the meaning and message. The overall message is that nature provides wonderful gifts and beauty that we should appreciate. Students are then expected to give a speech praising Mother Earth using technology resources.
Module 3 lesson 1 initial task
- 1. Module 3 LESSON 1 Recognizing the Gift of Nature
- 2. YOUR JOURNEY What would life be without the wonders of nature? What if there are no bountiful gifts from nature? Can we survive in this world? In this lesson, you will be given the opportunity to show your appreciation of nature. Remember, life on earth is the greatest gift of nature, and it can be found in several hues and shapes. The beauty of nature mesmerizes all of us for without nature, we would not know the greatest gift of our existence.
- 3. Eulogy - high praise: great praise Be reminded that at the end of this module you are expected to present a speech in a symposium using ICT resources and for this lesson, you are expected to deliver a eulogy for Mother Earth.
- 4. YOUR INITIAL TASKS Task 1 WALK WITH NATURE To live in God’s wondrous creation is a blessing to be thankful for. Oftentimes, we tend to ignore the magic it brings us but let us not forget that what it offers us generates a great change; a change that surely makes a difference in our very own existence.
- 5. A. Stroll outside your classroom and find out nature’s gift to us. Then, complete the statements below to state your point of view. Bear in mind that your point of view is the way the author allows the reader to “see” and “hear” what’s going on. After ten minutes compare your answers with your classmates’ and share to the class what you as the author feel, think, and believe about the gifts of nature.
- 6. I feel that I believe that I think In my opinion
- 7. B. Have a gallery walk with nature inside your classroom and share your viewpoints based on the following pictures. Relate your perspective in this activity with the previous activity.
- 9. Task 2 LISTEN AND WONDER Some people don’t recognize how beautiful nature is. Nature’s amazing splendor fascinates us and rekindles our special bond with God.
- 10. Listen to the song “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. Then do the following activities.
- 11. Think about the meaning of the song by discussing the questions below. Do the words suggest something else? Choose one smiley card then answer the question written on it.
- 12. 6. Why do you think the composer wrote the song? 1. From what perspective is the singer describing specific events 5. Can you relate it to your life in any way? In what way? 4. What is the message of the song? 3. Do you believe that these events have been recurring up to the present? Why? 2. Is the speaker recounting past events or events that are occurring in the present? What a Wonderful World.