ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 4 Term 2 Week 6 (Free Download)
ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 4 Term 2 Week 6: Free Download and Teaching Guide (SY 2026–2027)
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Sunday night. Your laptop is open and your coffee is getting cold. You’re staring at the Budget of Work, trying to turn Week 6 into five days of Grade 4 lessons in the new ILAW format.
We’ve all been there. This guide is here to make that Sunday night shorter.
Below you’ll find what the ILAW lesson plan for Grade 4 Term 2 Week 6 involves, when Week 6 falls on the calendar, how to plan each subject, and where to download the free editable files.
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Quick Facts: Grade 4 Term 2 Week 6
Detail | Information |
Grade level | Grade 4 |
Term | Term 2 (Three-Term Calendar, SY 2026–2027) |
Week | Week 6 |
Lesson plan format | ILAW (Intentions, Learning Experience, Assessing Learning, Ways Forward) |
Estimated dates | Around October 19–23, 2026 (confirm with your school’s BOW) |
Subjects | AP, English, Filipino, GMRC, Mathematics, Science, EPP, MAPEH |
File format | Editable Word (.docx) |
Cost | Free download |
When Is Term 2 Week 6?
Under DepEd’s three-term calendar, Term 2 instructional days run from September 16 to December 4, with end-of-term activities from December 7 to 18, 2026. Counting weeks from the start of Term 2, Week 6 lands around the third week of October. journalnews
Heads-up: Some schools count a partial first week differently, and local holidays or division activities can shift things. Always match your plan to your school’s Budget of Work and your principal’s pacing guide.
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What Grade 4 Learners Cover in Term 2
The exact Week 6 topic depends on each subject’s Budget of Work. Here is the Term 2 picture so you can see where Week 6 fits:
Subject | Term 2 Learning Direction |
English | Text meaning, language patterns, and recount, with comprehension, grammar, and text production |
Science | Life cycles, food chains, movement, and magnets |
EPP (Family and Consumer Science) | Safe personal and home practices, plus household responsibility and self-care |
MAPEH | Local beliefs, creative work, food, and dance |
AP, Filipino, GMRC, Math | Follow the official Term 2 BOW for your grade level |
Teacher tip: Open the Grade 4 BOW for Term 2 first, find Week 6 in each subject, and copy the competency code into your Intentions. Everything else in the plan builds from that line.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is the ILAW lesson plan required for Grade 4 in Term 2?
DepEd allowed teachers to keep using their current lesson plan formats until the end of the first term of SY 2026–2027, so Term 2 is when ILAW is expected. Confirm any local specifics with your school head. thepost
How long should an ILAW lesson plan be?
As long as it needs to be to show aligned intentions, learning experiences, assessment, and ways forward, and no longer. It should not be a clerical burden.
Can I edit the downloadable files?
Yes. They are editable Word files meant to be adapted to your class, your pacing, and your learners’ needs.
Are the downloads really free?
Yes. Every file on this page is free, with no sign-up needed.
What if my Week 6 topic is different from the file?
Some schools count weeks differently or adjust pacing. Match the competency to your BOW, then use the file’s structure and adapt the content.
Do I still need a separate DLL?
Check your school’s current guidance. Under the simplified standard, schools are not allowed to demand extra templates beyond what the ILAW guidelines require.
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