Lesson 2: Patience Keep Us Going

 Objectives:
 Underline the different values of being good and
responsible children.
 Put these values into practice.

 Let’s try!
Review past lesson.
What are those clean habits that we must always
practice.

 Let’s Learn!
Read the comic strip below.

Rommel, what are you doing?

It’s Saturday. Let’s play ball
in the yard.

I have a project to finish, Ronald.

I have to submit it on Monday.
My teacher will give me extra points
if I can submit it early.
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You need to relax. Why don’t you
do that later?

Sorry, Ronald! I have to finish

it today so I can watch
TV tomorrow.

My brother is calling me.

Call me if you need help,
okay?

Thank you! But I think I

can finish it by myself.

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 Do you think Rommel will be able to submit his project on
time?

 What kind of attitude does he have?

 Let’s Aim!
Study each picture. Color the one that shows being patient.

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 Let’s Do It!
A. Read each phrase. Color the box pink if the sentence
describes a patient act. Color it black if the sentence
describes an impatient act.

1. listening attentively to the priest during mass

2. pushing others away to be able to get ahead in line

3. waiting for your turn to recite in class

4.shouting out your answer even when you have not been
called to recite
5. daydreaming while the teacher explains the lesson

6. doing your homework before playing

7. shouting at the waiter because you are hungry

8. finishing your dinner before watching TV

9. complaining because somebody takes too long to arrive

10.shouting at your classmate who takes too long at the

drinking station

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B. Are you patient enough to finish coloring this picture?
Let’s do it.

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 What’s More!
Enrichment Activity
A. Cut out pictures from magazines that shows being patient
child. Paste them inside the box then describe it.

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 Let’s Play a Guessing Game!
B. Look at the picture below. Identify the first letter of each.
Write the letter in the appropriate train cars. Ready? Let’s go!

6 8 5 7

3 1 4 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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 Let’s Remember!
 A patient person does not stop doing his/her work
until it is finished. He/she accomplishes his/her task willingly
and does not complain.
We need to be patient if we want to be successful in
life. If we are not patient, we are not discouraged by difficult
task. We look for solution to problems we encounter and
ways to improve our work.

 Let’s Measure Your Learnings!

Who is patient child? Think of a task that you have done
patiently. Write inside the balloons then color it.

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