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OUTLINE (Pp. 121 - 127):
Today, we will be covering the followings:
Presentation Phase: by instructor
Unit 7: Process Analysis Paragraph
Practice Phase (activities/tasks): by ss
Production Phase: by ss
Original Students Writing:
Homework
Reading Time: Please open your books to page 121.
(Process Analysis Paragraph)
Step 1: Take your time and focus on understanding the content.
Step 2: Turn to your partner and discuss the content.
Process Analysis Paragraph
Process = a step-by-step movement from a beginning point to an ending
point.
Analysis = a careful examination; a close, detailed look at
something.
Definition: Process analysis paragraph writing is a type of writing that
explains how to do something step by step or how something works.
• It is often used to teach the reader a process, such as cooking a dish,
fixing a device, or writing an essay.
Two Types of Process Analysis
1. Directional process: Explains how to do something (e.g., how to make
tea).
2. Informational process: Explains how something works (e.g., how a car
engine works).
• In writing, we use transition words like first, next, then, and finally to
show the order.
• Every process paragraph has a topic sentence, supporting sentences
with steps, and a conclusion
Directional process
How to Boil an Egg
Boiling an egg is an easy process that anyone can follow by using a few
simple steps. First, place one or more eggs in a pot and pour in enough cold
water to cover them completely. Next, put the pot on the stove and turn on the
heat to high. Once the water starts boiling, reduce the heat slightly and let the
eggs cook for about 8 to 10 minutes, depending on how hard you want the
yolk to be. After that, turn off the heat and carefully remove the eggs with a
spoon or pour out the hot water. Then, place the eggs in a bowl of cold water
or under running water for a few minutes to cool them down and make peeling
easier. Finally, gently crack and peel the shells off the eggs. By following
these steps, you can easily prepare perfect boiled eggs for any meal or snack.
How the Water Cycle Works
The water cycle shows how water moves
through nature in a repeating process.
First, the sun heats water from oceans and
rivers, turning it into vapor through
evaporation. Next, the vapor cools and
forms clouds in a step called condensation.
Then, the water falls as precipitation, such
as rain or snow. Finally, the water returns
to rivers or the ground and the cycle begins
again. In this way, the water cycle keeps
water moving through the environment
again and again.
Let’s do some practice!
Practice Phase
Activity 1 | Examples of Process Paragraph (pp. 122 -126)
(10-15 minutes)
Answer Key to
Language Focus | Transition Words and Chronological
Order (p. 127)
(10 minutes)
Answer Key to
Activity 2 | Sequencing Sentences (p. 128)
(10 minutes)
Answer Key to
Activity 5 | Commas and Time Expressions (p. 130)
(10-15 minutes)
Activity 4 | Error Correction in a Paragraph(p. 87)
(10-15 minutes)
Answer Key to
Activity 5 | Copying an Edited Paragraph(p. 87)
(10-15 minutes)
Activity 6 | Sequencing Information (p. 88)
(10 minutes)
Answer Key to
Activity 7 | Copying a Paragraph (p. 88)
(5 minutes)
Activity 8 | Paragraph Analysis (p. 89)
(10 minutes)
Answer Key to
Activities 9 - 14
Answer Key to
Writing Practice 1| (10 minutes)