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Make-Up Class Report for Grade 6

On June 21, 2025, a make-up class for Grade 6 Jacinto was conducted with 11 out of 17 students present, focusing on reinforcing previous lessons and introducing new concepts. Absent students were assigned home activities to ensure they could catch up. The session was deemed productive, with active participation and assessment of understanding through formative tasks.

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Make-Up Class Report for Grade 6

On June 21, 2025, a make-up class for Grade 6 Jacinto was conducted with 11 out of 17 students present, focusing on reinforcing previous lessons and introducing new concepts. Absent students were assigned home activities to ensure they could catch up. The session was deemed productive, with active participation and assessment of understanding through formative tasks.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION XI
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DAVAO OCCIDENTAL
STA. MARIA EAST DISTRICT
ERNESTO V. BAUTISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 129108
(Formerly Cumasi Elementary School)

JEAH L. CAYA June 21,


2025
Teacher I
Ernesto V. Bautista Elementary School

MAKE- UP CLASS NARRATIVE REPORT

Last 21st of June, Grade 6 Jacinto had a make-up class. 11 out of 17 students
were present. For those 6 who were not able to attend, I gave them activities to
answer at home to cover what they missed during the session. The class
focused on reinforcing previously discussed lessons and introducing new
concepts in preparation for the upcoming topics. The students who attended
actively participated and showed great enthusiasm during the discussions and
group work. I also took the opportunity to assess their understanding through
short formative tasks. Overall, the session was productive, and I made sure that
the absent students would still be able to catch up with the same learning
outcomes.

Submitted by: JEAH LIMASA CAYA Submitted to: PEARL IVY PARANTAR-
TAGOSE
Teacher I Master Teacher I

Noted by: LARRY M PANAL


Head Teacher I

"DavOcc Leads: As We Turn Visions into Realities"


San Roque, Sta. Maria, 8011 Davao Occidental
(+63975 006 5605)
ernestobautistaes@[Link]
[Link]
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION XI
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DAVAO OCCIDENTAL
STA. MARIA EAST DISTRICT
ERNESTO V. BAUTISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 129108
(Formerly Cumasi Elementary School)

MAKE UP CLASS DOCUMENTATION

"DavOcc Leads: As We Turn Visions into Realities"


San Roque, Sta. Maria, 8011 Davao Occidental
(+63975 006 5605)
ernestobautistaes@[Link]
[Link]
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION XI
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DAVAO OCCIDENTAL
STA. MARIA EAST DISTRICT
ERNESTO V. BAUTISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 129108
(Formerly Cumasi Elementary School)

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF MAKE-UP CLASS

DATE TIME REMARKS


06/21/2025 7:01-3:33 - Conduct regular
class sessions to
cover essential
lessons missed due
to class suspension.
- Checked pupil short
assessment to
evaluate learning
progress.

Submitted by: JEAH LIMASA CAYA


Teacher I

Noted/ Approved by: LARRY M PANAL


Head Teacher I

"DavOcc Leads: As We Turn Visions into Realities"


San Roque, Sta. Maria, 8011 Davao Occidental
(+63975 006 5605)
ernestobautistaes@[Link]
[Link]

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