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ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 3 Term 1 Week 8

ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 3 Term 1 Week 8

ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 3 Term 1 Week 8 — Free Download (All Subjects, SY 2026–2027)

If you are a Grade 3 teacher looking for a ready-to-use ILAW Lesson Plan for Term 1 Week 8, you have landed exactly where you need to be. This page gives you a complete breakdown of what Week 8 covers across all learning areas, how to fill out each section of the ILAW template correctly, and — most importantly — a free download of editable files you can use right away.

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Table of Contents

What Is the ILAW Lesson Plan Format?

Before we dive into Week 8 specifics, a quick refresher for anyone who is still getting used to the new format.

ILAW stands for:

Letter

Section

What It Covers

I

Intentions

Learning objectives, competency codes, and success criteria

L

Learning Experience

Pre-lesson activities, main lesson flow, and Learning Design Principles

A

Assessing Learning

Formative assessment tasks, observation, questioning, written outputs

W

Ways Forward

Teacher reflections, extended learning, and differentiation for the next session

The ILAW template was introduced through DepEd Order No. 16, s. 2026 as the single, unified lesson plan format for SY 2026–2027, replacing both the old Detailed Lesson Plan (DLP) and the Daily Lesson Log (DLL). Its name — ilaw, the Filipino word for light — reflects DepEd’s vision of illuminating every classroom with clear, learner-centered, purposeful instruction.

Important: If your school has already required the ILAW format, you are ahead of the curve. Per the same order, full system-wide compliance is required by Term 2. Either way, using it now means smoother sailing when the mandatory deadline arrives.

Why Week 8 Matters for Grade 3 Teachers

Week 8 of Term 1 falls on August 3–7, 2026 — and it is one of the most instructionally significant weeks of the first term. Here is why:

  • Summative assessment season is approaching. Week 8 is the final stretch before the end-of-Term 1 period block. Your Week 8 lesson plans should already be weaving in consolidation activities, review tasks, and competency checks to ensure learners are ready.
  • MATATAG content has ramped up. Grade 3 is in its second year under the MATATAG Curriculum (Grades 2, 3, 5, and 8 began the shift in SY 2025–2026), meaning learners now have a full year of MATATAG content under their belts. Week 8 competencies build directly on everything covered in Weeks 1 through 7 — gaps in earlier weeks will surface here.
  • Teacher reflection becomes critical. Your Ways Forward entries from Weeks 5 through 7 should directly shape how you approach Week 8. This is the ILAW design working as intended: each week’s reflection feeds the next plan.

Grade 3 Term 1 Week 8 — Subject-by-Subject Competency Overview

The following breakdown is based on the official DepEd Three-Term Budget of Work (BOW) for Grade 3, Term 1. Use this as a guide when filling in the Intentions section of your ILAW plan.

English 3

By Week 8, Grade 3 English learners are deepening their work in:

  • Reading fluency — reading grade-level texts with appropriate speed, accuracy, and expression
  • Vocabulary development — applying context clues to determine word meaning; recognizing synonyms and antonyms
  • Grammar — identifying and using different types of sentences (declarative, interrogative, exclamatory)
  • Writing — composing short informational paragraphs using topic sentences and supporting details

ILAW tip for English: The Learning Experience section works well here with a three-session structure — Session 1 on vocabulary pre-teaching, Session 2 on guided reading with comprehension tasks, and Session 3 on written output. Avoid cramming all five days into a single lesson block.

Filipino 3

Week 8 Filipino competencies center on:

  • Talasalitaan — pagpapalawak ng bokabularyo sa pamamagitan ng konteksto at mga gawain
  • Pagsusuri ng teksto — pag-unawa sa mga detalye ng naratibo at impormasyon mula sa tekstong binasa
  • Gramatika — wastong paggamit ng pangngalan, panghalip, at pandiwa sa pangungusap
  • Pagsulat — pagsulat ng maikling talata na may paksa at sumusuportang ideya

ILAW tip para sa Filipino: Ang pre-lesson na bahagi ng Learning Experience ay maiging gamitin para sa pagbabalik-aralan ng talasalitaan mula sa nakaraang linggo. Ang mga gawain na nakatuon sa grupo ay mainam para sa oral language development.

Mathematics 3

By the end of Week 8, Grade 3 Math learners should be consolidating:

  • Number sense — operations with numbers up to 10,000 (addition and subtraction with and without regrouping)
  • Multiplication — multiplying 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers; reinforcing multiplication facts
  • Word problems — solving one-step and two-step problems involving multiplication and addition/subtraction

ILAW tip for Math: Week 8 is an ideal time to include a short competency check as your Assessing Learning task — a 5-item mental math drill or problem-solving mini-quiz works well and takes less than 10 minutes. Document learner results in your Ways Forward to flag who needs additional support before the end-of-term period.

Science 3

Grade 3 Science in Week 8 typically focuses on:

  • Properties of materials — investigating and comparing properties of solid, liquid, and gaseous materials through simple, hands-on activities
  • Changes in materials — identifying physical and chemical changes with local and everyday examples
  • Scientific investigation skills — forming simple observations, recording findings, and drawing conclusions

ILAW tip for Science: The Learning Design Principles call for learners to engage actively with materials and make meaning from direct experience. Even simple classroom experiments — observing ice melt, mixing vinegar and baking soda — satisfy this requirement and make the Learning Experience section much richer than worksheet-only lessons.

Araling Panlipunan 3

Week 8 AP competencies build on local history and community themes:

  • Understanding the roles of community helpers and local government units
  • Exploring cultural practices and traditions within the community
  • Connecting learner experience to civic values and responsible citizenship

GMRC / Values Education 3

Week 8 GMRC focuses on:

  • Respect and caring — demonstrating respect for others’ feelings and property
  • Responsibility at home and school — identifying personal responsibilities and following through on commitments
  • Pakikinig at pakikipagtulungan — cooperative behavior in group settings

MAPEH 3

MAPEH lessons in Week 8 typically cover a mix of:

  • Music: Identifying musical elements (rhythm, melody, dynamics) in Filipino folk songs
  • Arts: Creating artworks inspired by local traditions using basic art elements
  • P.E.: Participating in cooperative games that develop motor skills and teamwork
  • Health: Practicing personal hygiene habits and understanding basic first aid concepts

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Free Download: ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 3 Term 1 Week 8

You can download the ILAW Lesson Plan for Grade 3 Term 1 Week 8 completely FREE.

The downloadable files include:

  • ✔ All major learning areas (English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science, AP, GMRC, MAPEH)
  • ✔ Editable Word (.docx) format — customize for your class, section, and school
  • ✔ Aligned with the official DepEd Three-Term Budget of Work (BOW) for SY 2026–2027
  • ✔ ILAW sections properly structured (Intentions, Learning Experience, Assessing Learning, Ways Forward)
  • ✔ Includes a blank AI Declaration field for compliance with DO No. 3, s. 2026

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These files are draft frameworks — not “just print and teach” documents. You will still need to fill in your specific section name, adjust pacing to match your actual class, and personalize differentiation strategies for your learners. But the structure, competency alignment, and section formatting are done for you.

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Related Resources You May Also Need

If you are preparing for Term 1 Week 8, these related materials may be useful:

  • ILAW Lesson Plan Grade 3 Term 1 Week 7 — review these before writing Week 8 to ensure continuity
  • Grade 3 Budget of Work (BOW) Term 1 — the master competency reference for all your Week 8 Intentions
  • Term 1 Summative Test for Grade 3 — begin aligning your Week 8 assessment tasks with upcoming summative items
  • PowerPoint Presentations Term 1 Week 8 — visual support materials aligned with the BOW for all subjects
  • Lesson Exemplars for Grade 3 Term 1 — model ILAW plans from DepEd that you can use as quality benchmarks

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Frequently Asked Questions About ILAW Lesson Plans for Grade 3

Is the ILAW format required starting Week 8?

Technically, DepEd Order No. 16, s. 2026 states that teachers may still use the old DLL or DLP format through the end of Term 1, with full ILAW compliance required by Term 2. However, many schools have already required the switch system-wide for consistency — check with your school head or division for your school’s specific policy.

Can I combine subjects in one ILAW plan?

Yes — some teachers prepare integrated ILAW plans for thematically connected subjects (e.g., linking an AP lesson on community to a GMRC lesson on responsibility). This is not only allowed but encouraged under the Learning Design Principles, which call for integrative and cross-subject connections.

How long should a complete ILAW plan be?

There is no mandated page count, but most well-completed ILAW plans for a single subject run 2–4 pages. Avoid padding — clarity and specificity matter more than length.

Do I need a separate ILAW plan for each subject?

Yes. Each learning area requires its own ILAW plan, though you may prepare a single session block if you are teaching multiple subjects in a self-contained Grade 3 class.

Can I use AI to write my ILAW lesson plan?

You may use AI tools to assist with drafting, but you must include an AI Declaration in your submitted lesson plan as required by DO No. 3, s. 2026. You are also responsible for reviewing, verifying, and personalizing AI-generated content before submission.

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