Subject: ENGLISH • Overall, the program was a success.
Topic: Linking Sentences Using Logical Guided Practice
Connectors A. Identify the Connector Type
What Are Logical Connectors? Determine whether the underlined connector shows
• Logical connectors are words or phrases chronological, logical sequence, or summation.
that join sentences and ideas to make 1. Afterwards, we cleaned the classroom.
writing smoother and more organized. 2. The storm was strong; therefore, we stayed
• They help readers understand indoors.
relationships between events or thoughts. 3. In summary, reading improves our
Types of Logical Connectors imagination.
1. Chronological Connectors (Time Order) B. Combine Sentences Using Logical Connectors
• Used to show the order of events or when Example:
something happens. • We were tired. We continued hiking.
• Examples: first, next, then, afterwards, • ✅ We were tired; however, we continued
finally, before, after, meanwhile, later. hiking.
Example Sentences: Now try:
• First, I prepared my things for school. 1. The bell rang. The students sat down.
• Then, I took a quick breakfast. 2. You studied well. You passed the test.
• Finally, I went out to catch the bus. 3. We practiced hard. We won the competition.
2. Logical Sequence Connectors (Order of Ideas or 4. The meeting is done. Let’s go home.
Reasoning) Summary
• Used to show cause and effect, contrast, or Logical connectors make writing:
addition of ideas. • Coherent (ideas flow smoothly)
• Examples: therefore, because, however, • Organized (easy to follow)
moreover, on the other hand, as a result. • Meaningful (relationships between ideas are
Example Sentences: clear)
• The rain was heavy; therefore, the class was Use connectors to show:
suspended. • Chronological order – time or sequence
• She studied hard; as a result, she topped the • Logical sequence – reasoning or
quiz. relationship
• I wanted to go out; however, it was already • Summation – conclusion or summary
late.
3. Summation Connectors (Conclusion or
Short Quiz
Summary)
Choose the best connector for each sentence.
• Used to sum up or conclude what has been
1. She was absent; _____, she missed the quiz.
said. a. however b. therefore c. afterwards
• Examples: in conclusion, to sum up, overall, 2. I will brush my teeth; _____, I will go to bed.
in summary, finally, all in all. a. first b. in summary c. finally
Example Sentences: 3. _____, education is the key to success.
• In conclusion, healthy habits lead to a better a. All in all b. after c. because
life.
• To sum up, teamwork and respect are keys
to success.
Topic: Linking Sentences Using Logical Guided Practice
Connectors A. Identify the Connector Type
What Are Logical Connectors? Determine whether the underlined connector shows
• Logical connectors are words or phrases chronological, logical sequence, or summation.
that join sentences and ideas to make 1. Afterwards, we cleaned the classroom.
writing smoother and more organized. 2. The storm was strong; therefore, we stayed
• They help readers understand indoors.
relationships between events or thoughts. 3. In summary, reading improves our
Types of Logical Connectors imagination.
1. Chronological Connectors (Time Order) B. Combine Sentences Using Logical Connectors
• Used to show the order of events or when Example:
something happens. • We were tired. We continued hiking.
• Examples: first, next, then, afterwards, • ✅ We were tired; however, we continued
finally, before, after, meanwhile, later. hiking.
Example Sentences: Now try:
• First, I prepared my things for school. 1. The bell rang. The students sat down.
• Then, I took a quick breakfast. 2. You studied well. You passed the test.
• Finally, I went out to catch the bus. 3. We practiced hard. We won the competition.
2. Logical Sequence Connectors (Order of Ideas or 4. The meeting is done. Let’s go home.
Reasoning) Summary
• Used to show cause and effect, contrast, or Logical connectors make writing:
addition of ideas. • Coherent (ideas flow smoothly)
• Examples: therefore, because, however, • Organized (easy to follow)
moreover, on the other hand, as a result. • Meaningful (relationships between ideas are
Example Sentences: clear)
• The rain was heavy; therefore, the class was Use connectors to show:
suspended. • Chronological order – time or sequence
• She studied hard; as a result, she topped the • Logical sequence – reasoning or
quiz. relationship
• I wanted to go out; however, it was already • Summation – conclusion or summary
late.
3. Summation Connectors (Conclusion or
Short Quiz
Summary)
Choose the best connector for each sentence.
• Used to sum up or conclude what has been
1. She was absent; _____, she missed the quiz.
said. a. however b. therefore c. afterwards
• Examples: in conclusion, to sum up, overall, 2. I will brush my teeth; _____, I will go to bed.
in summary, finally, all in all. a. first b. in summary c. finally
Example Sentences: 3. _____, education is the key to success.
• In conclusion, healthy habits lead to a better a. All in all b. after c. because
life.
• To sum up, teamwork and respect are keys
to success.
