At the end of the lesson, the learners are able to:

1. Discuss some ways on how you can develop your creative thinking skills

2. Interpret the given illustrations using their critical thinking and problem-solving skills

The learners are able to:

1. Display critical thinking skills by giving solutions and involvement in one of the projects in the community

2. Apply creative thinking and problem-solving skills in accomplishing the given tasks

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

Children develop critical thinking skills at an early stage of their life. It

begins when the child admits that he or she does not have the answer to a

question and begins working to find a solution.

This is also the moment when the child assesses and evaluates some problems and principles and learns from his or her mistakes. He or she questions everything, using his or her thinking skills to search for the truth. When children try to improve their

abilities through practice, different techniques and values are learned.

Parents and teachers play a major role in developing children’s

thinking skills by asking them the right questions about the lessons learned in

school. They can ask questions from a new book that was read, an

announcement or an article that was discussed.

Social Studies: Cultural Perspectives 

Language Arts: Critical Reading and Writing 

TO BE GIVEN DURING THE CLASS