Grade 7 Quarter 2 Lesson Exemplars (LE) Compilation | SY 2025–2026

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By the time Quarter 2 begins, Grade 7 students have settled into the rhythm of junior high school, though not without a few jitters. The first round of periodical tests has come and gone and the results often tell a colorful story. Some learners beam with confidence while others quietly promise themselves to do better. In hallways and classrooms, you can sense the mix of excitement and determination as students prepare for new lessons. Teachers, on the other hand, use this transition as a checkpoint. They look back at Quarter 1, at what worked well, where learners struggled and how teaching strategies might be adjusted. Should lessons include more collaboration? Do students need clearer guidance in problem-solving or writing tasks? These everyday reflections shape how teachers design their Grade 7 Quarter 2 Lesson Exemplars (LE) that bring structure, balance and inspiration to the next eight weeks of learning.

Lesson Exemplars, or LEs are teacher-ready guides aligned with the DepEd MATATAG Curriculum and MELCs (Most Essential Learning Competencies). They serve as structured models of teaching complete with objectives, activities, and assessments so teachers can focus more on meaningful learning while ensuring standards are met. For students, these exemplars mean clarity and consistency. They know what skills to master each week and parents can better follow along with their child’s progress.

In this article, we walk you through the Grade 7 Quarter 2 Lesson Exemplars SY 2025–2026, their subject coverage, importance and how you can make the most of them in your teaching or parenting journey.

Grade 7 Quarter 2 Lesson Exemplars (LE) Compilation SY 2025–2026

The Grade 7 Quarter 2 Lesson Exemplars are anchored in the DepEd MATATAG Curriculum and directly linked to the MELCs. They ensure that teaching is not only content-based but also standards-driven, covering Content Standards, Performance Standards and Learning Competencies within Weeks 1–8.

  • English 7 – This quarter, learners dive deeper into both literary and informational texts, examining how tone, mood, point of view and style shape meaning. They practice argumentative and expository writing, supported by grammar lessons that sharpen accuracy. Oral communication activities such as debates and group discussions build fluency and confidence, skills essential for navigating the demands of junior high and real-life communication.
  • Filipino 7 – Students strengthen their grasp of panitikan, focusing on epiko and alamat that reflect Filipino identity. Lessons on wastong gamit ng gramatika ensure correct usage in speech and writing, while creative outputs like reflections and compositions encourage self-expression. These activities not only improve language skills but also nurture cultural pride and critical thinking.
  • Mathematics 7 – The focus shifts to algebraic expressions, equations and rational numbers, with constant links to practical situations such as budgeting, measurement and simple statistics. By solving word problems and applying concepts to everyday tasks, learners see math as both logical and useful, building accuracy and resilience in problem-solving.
  • Science 7 – Quarter 2 centers on Earth and space sciences, covering topics like Earth’s layers, plate tectonics and natural phenomena. Learners engage in observations and investigations that make science an active, inquiry-based subject. These lessons are especially relevant in the Philippine context, where understanding natural hazards fosters awareness and preparedness.
  • Araling Panlipunan 7 – Learners explore the history, geography, and culture of Asia, with focus on Southeast Asia and the Philippines’ regional ties. Lessons highlight how civilizations developed and how countries influence one another through trade, governance and culture. Students are guided to analyze connections rather than memorize facts, helping them appreciate the Philippines’ role in the wider Asian community.
  • EPP/TLE 7 – Practical life skills are emphasized through ICT basics, entrepreneurship, agriculture, and home economics. Activities may include typing practice, gardening, or creating small business ideas. These hands-on experiences foster resourcefulness, responsibility and creativity—skills that extend beyond the classroom.
  • MAPEH 7 (Music, Arts, PE, Health) – Learners express creativity while maintaining wellness. Music and Arts introduce Filipino cultural forms and creative techniques. PE develops teamwork and discipline through physical activities, while Health lessons on nutrition and safety promote healthy habits. This well-rounded approach balances talent, fitness and awareness.
  • GMRC/Values Education 7 – Values lessons highlight respect, empathy and social responsibility. Through discussions, reflections and role-play, learners practice applying these virtues in peer relationships, family life and community involvement. These lessons strengthen character and guide students in making sound, ethical choices.

Each week’s exemplar is carefully planned so students gain not only subject mastery but also 21st-century skills like collaboration, problem-solving, and cultural awareness.

Quarter 2 topics are especially crucial for Grade 7 because they establish foundations for higher grades, Algebra and Biology for Grade 8, Asian Studies as a bridge to World History and communication skills that expand into argumentative and technical writing.

Download GRADE 7 Quarter 2 Lesson Exemplars (LE) Compilation SY 2025–2026

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How to Use These Exemplars Effectively

  • Adapt to context – Modify activities to fit your classroom, whether in urban or rural settings.
  • Integrate LAS and DLLs – Combine with Learning Activity Sheets and Daily Lesson Logs for complete preparation.
  • Engage learners actively – Use exemplars as a base, then add role plays, group work, or local examples.
  • Prepare for assessments – Highlight skills that often appear in summative and periodical tests.
  • Pair your Lesson Exemplars with strategic classroom planning tools like Daily Lesson Logs (DLLs) and Assessment Checklists. These work hand-in-hand to save time and ensure nothing gets overlooked.

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