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Chapter 21 - LP - Detailed lesson plan for life and works of Rizal. You can use this as your reference
Bachelor of Secondary Education - English (BSE ENG 1)
University of Rizal System
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Lesson Plan CHAPTER 21: Second Homecoming and the Liga Filipina Prepared By: Mary Shaine V. Cerrado IV – BSE English
I. Learning Objectives
At the end of the discussion, the students will be able to:
- Discuss the lives and experience of Rizal in Europe.
- Determine the places in Europe that Rizal and Viola had visited.
- Actively participate the class discussion and activity.
II. Subject Matter
A. Topic: Chapter 21: Second Homecoming and the Liga Filipina B. References: slideshare/leahamper29/rizal-chapter-21-the-second-homecoming-and-la- liga-filipina youtube/watch?v=J0kiY1vAaE0&t=1355s C. Materials: PowerPoint Presentation Images
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity A. Preliminary Activities
Greetings
Good afternoon, class! Good afternoon, Ma’am!
Opening Prayer Let us put ourselves in the presence of God. All together.
In the name of the Father, and of the In the name of the
Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Thank you for getting us through another week. As we continue to move through these troubling times, please continue to keep us on the right path. We pray that as we move further in to these times, we put more and more trust in you.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Father, and of the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Classroom Management Okay class. How’s your day? Are you doing well?
Are all your internet connections stable?
Okay, great!
Yes, ma’am.
Yes, ma’am
Checking of Attendance Let us first check your attendance for today. Is there any absent today?
There’s no absent today, ma’am. B. Recall C. Motivation Jumble Words
Directions: Arrange the letters to form the correct words.
E P U O R E - it is widely considered a continent with its comparatively large land area.
T I C Y - it is a large town or a place of greater size, population, or town.
T E T R E L - It is the exchange of written or printed messages.
Vocabulary Words
Europe, ma’am.
City, ma’am.
Letter, ma’am.
travel.
- According to Viola, the luggage of Rizal included all the letters he had received from his (Rizal’s) family and friends. Dresden
- “one of the best cities in Germany”.
- Their visit coincided with the regional floral exposition.
- He was interested in Botany
- They visited Dr. Adolph B. Meyer.
- In the Museum of Art, Rizal was deeply impressed by a painting of “Prometheus Bound”
- Dr. Jagor advised them to wire Blumentritt of their coming because the old professor might suffer a shock at sudden visit.
- Teschen - was their next stopover after leaving Dresden.
First Meeting with Blumentritt - At 1:30 p. of May 13, 1887, Rizal and Viola arrived at the station. - Blumentritt was carrying a sketch pencil of Rizal. - Professor Blumentritt, the genial host, helped Rizal and Viola get a room at Hotel Krebs. - They stayed in Leitmeritz from May 13 to May 16, 1887.
Beautiful Memories of Leitmeritz - Rizal enjoyed the warm hospitality of the Blumentriitt family. - Rosa, professor’s wife prepared special Austrian dishes for Rizal. - His children were Dolores, Conrad and Fritz. - Blumentritt proved to be a great tourist guide as well as a hospitable host. - He invited them to a beer garden where the best beer of Bohemia was served. - Blumentritt introduced Rizal to the burgomaster who was impressed in his communication skills. - On another afternoon Rizal and Viola were invited to meeting of the Tourists’ Club of Leitmeritz, of which Blumentriitt was the secretary. - Rizal painted a portrait of blumentritt and gave it to him. - Rizal meet 2 people: - Dr. Carlos Czepelak – renowed scientist of Europe. - Professor Robert Klutschak - an eminent naturalist. - On their last night in Leitmeritz, they prepared a farewell dinner. - On May 16, 1887, Rizal left Blumentritt’s home and wrote a letter to them. - First was Rizal expressed his and Viola’s concern for the illness of Dora and the other
art galleries, theaters, and public parks. They met two good friends of Blumentritt – Masner and Nordmann, Austrian scholars.
Danubian Voyage to Lintz - On May 24, Rizal and Viola left Vienna on a river boat to see the beautiful sights of the Danube River. - They noticed that the passengers were using paper napkins during meals instead of cloth napkins.
From Lintz to Rheinfall - The river voyage ended in Lintz. They traveled overland to Salzburg, and from there to Munich. - From Munich, they went to Nuremberg, one of the oldest cities of Germany. Among the sights which they saw in this city were the horrible torture machines used by the Inquisition. - After Munich, they visited Ulm. - It is the largest and tallest Cathedral in Germany. - Viola rested twice on his way up to the tower while Rizal ascended without resting and was not tired when he reached the top. - From Ulm, they went to Stuttgart, and then Rheinfall (Cascade of the Rhine). At
Rheinfall, they saw the waterfall, “the most beautiful waterfall of Europe”.
Crossing the Frontier to Switzerland - They crossed the frontier to Schaffhausen, Switzerland. - They continued their tour to Basel (Bale), Bern, and Lausanne.
Geneva - One of the most beautiful cities in Europe visited by tourists every year. - The people of Geneva were linguists. - On June 19, 1887, he celebrated his 26th birthday with a sumptuous meal with Viola. - Rizal and Viola spent fifteen delightful days in Geneva. On June 23, they parted ways.
Rizal Resents Exhibition of Igorot’s in 1887 Madrid Exposition. - Upon reaching Geneva, Rizal received sad news from his friends in Madrid of the deplorable conditions of the primitive Igorots who were exhibited in this exposition. - In a letter to his friend, Blumentritt, dated Geneva, June 6, 1887, he said:
“ My poor compatriots (Igorots – Z.)
of the Caesars”
”I am in Rome! Everything I step on is the dust of heroes. Here I breathe the same air which the Roman heroes have breathed. I salute every statue with reverence, and to me, a humble native of a small island, it seems that I am in a sanctuary. I have already seen the Capitolium, the Tarpeian Rock, the Palatinum, the Forum Romanum, the Amphitheatre, etc. Everything here is glorious except the cafes and the café singers. I do not enter these (cafes) because I loathe to hear their French songs or see modern industries. My favorite places are the Amphitheatre and the Roman Forum; there I remain seated for hours, contemplating everything and restoring life to the ruins... I have also visited some churches and museums, like the Capitoline Museum and the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, which is also grandiose.”
Vatican - On June 29th, Rizal visited Vatican for the first time. - It is the “City of the Popes” and the capital of Christendom. - he wrote to Blumentritt, “I am tired as A dog, but I will sleep as a god”. - After a week in Rome, he prepared and wrote a letter to his father that he will return to
Philippines.
E. Generalization Class, based from our discussion,
- It is one of the best cities in Germany. It is their first destination after leaving Berlin.
- How long did it take in order for Rizal to learn German?
- He is a polish scholar and renowned scientist of Europe.
- It is the capital of Austria-Hungary and it was truly the “Queen of the Danube”.
- Where did Rizal travel after parting ways with Viola in Geneva?
Dresden, ma’am!
11 months, ma’am.
Dr. Carlos Czepelak, ma’am.
Vienna, ma’am.
Italy, ma’am.
IV. Evaluation
Multiple Choice Directions: Choose the correct answer and write it on the space provided at the left side of your paper. _______1. How much was Paciano’s remittance? a. P b. P c. P d. P _______2. According to Viola, Rizal’s luggage was consist of? a. Pictures b. Money c. Books d. Letters _______3. Who suggested that they wire Blumentritt first before going to Leitmeritz? a. Feodor Jagor
b. Rheinfall c. Baden c. Stuttgart _______10. Complete Rizal’s quote, “I am tired as a _____, but will sleep as a _____.” a. Cat and God b. Dog and Man c. Dog and God d. Turtle and Owl
V. Assignment
What do you think is the meaning of Dr. Jose Rizal’s quote, “Travel is a caprice in
childhood, a passion in youth, a necessity in manhood and an elegy in old age” Write
your answer in your notebook.
Closing Prayer:
Glory Be to the Father, to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the
beginning is now and will be forever. Amen.
Chapter 21 - LP - Detailed lesson plan for life and works of Rizal. You can use this as your reference
Course: Bachelor of Secondary Education - English (BSE ENG 1)
University: University of Rizal System
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