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Kaymito Leaves as Antiseptic Mouthwash
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I.OBJECTIVE: Determine the senses use in the selection .

Identify the action verb use in the selection.

II.SUBJECT MATTER: Determining the senses use in the selection .

Identifying the action verb use in the selection.

III.LEARNING ACTIVITIES

TEACHER ACTIVITY STUDENT RESPONSE

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|A. Pre reading | |
|1.Motivation | |
|* Prayer | |
|* Greetings | |
|* Checking the attendance | |
| |Good morning also sir. |
|-Good morning class? |Were good sir. |
|-How’s your day? |Yes sir. |
|-Seems you are all ready for our next | |
|lesson. Let us start now. |
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