Daily Lesson Logs (DLLs) are continuously updated and uploaded to our website to help teachers prepare for their daily classroom instruction. Therefore, the available files now include Week 9 of Term 1 (August 10–14, 2026) for all grade levels. This week’s DLLs integrate Buwan ng Wika and History Month activities and concepts into classroom instruction in line with the MATATAG Curriculum. Before downloading, please review the information provided below.
These Daily Lesson Logs (DLLs) have been prepared to support teachers across all grade levels for School Year 2026–2027. Aligned with the MATATAG Curriculum and guided by the Department of Education’s ILAW Framework, these lesson guides are intended to assist educators in delivering meaningful and learner-centered instruction. Teachers should actively review, adapt, and contextualize these Daily Lesson Logs (DLLs) to create meaningful learning experiences that respond to learners’ needs. Consistent with the ILAW Framework, teachers play a vital role in designing purposeful learning experiences that actively engage learners, strengthen foundational skills, and promote meaningful understanding. Furthermore, professional judgment remains essential in enriching each lesson to ensure that instruction is relevant, inclusive, and responsive to learners’ progress.
The Department of Education (DepEd) requires teachers to prepare lessons in advance to support effective, organized, and learner-centered instruction. Thus, a well-prepared Daily Lesson Log (DLL) serves as a practical guide for delivering lessons that are aligned with the MATATAG Curriculum and the ILAW Framework. It helps teachers establish clear learning intentions, facilitate active participation, monitor learner progress, and provide timely support throughout the learning process. By streamlining lesson preparation, the DLL also reduces administrative workload, allowing teachers to focus more on quality instruction and helping learners achieve the intended learning competencies.
DLL of Term 1 – School Year 2026-2027
Here is the free downloadable Daily Lesson Log (DLL) for Term 1. Feel free to download and use it.
Elementary Levels
| Grade Level | Download Link |
|---|---|
| Kindergarten MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 1 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 2 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 3 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 4 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 5 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 6 MELCs DLL for – Term 1 | Download |
Junior High School Levels
| Grade Level | Download Link |
|---|---|
| Grade 7 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 8 MATATAG DLL – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 9 MELCs DLL for – Term 1 | Download |
| Grade 10 MELCs DLL for – Term 1 | Download |
What is ILAW Format for Daily Lesson Logs?
The ILAW Framework is the lesson planning framework adopted by the Philippine Department of Education under the MATATAG Curriculum. In addition, it is used in the Daily Lesson Log (DLL) and Daily Lesson Exemplar (DLE) to organize instruction into four major parts.
ILAW stands for:
- I – Introduction
- Sets the purpose of the lesson.
- Activates learners’ prior knowledge.
- Motivates and prepares learners for the new lesson.
- L – Learning
- The main teaching and learning process.
- Learners explore, discuss, practice, and develop understanding and skills.
- Includes guided and collaborative activities.
- A – Assessment
- Checks learners’ understanding and achievement of the lesson objectives.
- May be formative or performance-based.
- W – Wrap-up
- Summarizes the key learning points.
- Encourages reflection and connects the lesson to future learning or real-life situations.
The ILAW Framework emphasizes learner-centered, competency-based, and interactive instruction, aligning with the goals of the MATATAG Curriculum. Lastly, the DLL on this page focuses on essential competencies and meaningful learning experiences.
Related Teaching Resources
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