DLL Week 1 of Term 2 September 16-18, 2025 | Daily Lesson Log

Are you tired of preparing for your lesson? The Department of Education requires all teaching personnel to have their pre-planned lesson before class begins. The main goal of the Department of Education (DepEd) in requiring teachers to have a lesson plan is effective learning. Lesson planning helps teachers set learning goals for students. It also helps teachers ensure students achieve these goals. By planning lessons, teachers can ensure that daily classroom activities lead to student progress, achievement, and learning outcomes. In this post, you can find the Daily Lesson Log for Week 4 of Term 2, in SY 2026-2027 (Revised K-10 Curriculum), crafted using the ILAW Framework.

Daily Lesson Log (DLL) Term 2 Week 4 (September 16-18, 2026) allows teachers to reflect on what students need to learn, how students learn, and how best to facilitate the learning process. They aim to empower teachers to provide quality teaching that recognizes the diversity of students in the classroom, strives for student success, and allows for the use of a variety of instructional and formative assessment strategies. Further, it allows the teacher to guide, mentor, and support learners in developing and evaluating their learning across the curriculum.

Daily Lesson Log (DLL) Week 1 of Term 2 for All Grade Levels

Here is the free downloadable Daily Lesson Log (DLL) for all Grade Levels (Week 4 of Term 2), September 16 – September 18, 2025. Feel free to download and use it.

DLL Week 1 Term 2

Elementary Levels

Grade LevelDownload Link
Kindergarten DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 1 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 2 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 3 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 4 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 5 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 6 DLL for Term 2Download

Junior High School Levels

Grade LevelDownload Link
Grade 7 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 8 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 9 DLL for Term 2Download
Grade 10 DLL for Term 2Download

Adoption of the ILAW Framework in DLL

The ILAW Framework is a learner-centered approach to lesson planning that helps teachers deliver meaningful and responsive instruction. It starts with Intentions, which define the learning goals, objectives, and success criteria that learners need to achieve. These goals provide clear direction for both teachers and learners. Next, teachers design Learning Experiences that actively engage learners in meaningful tasks and interactions. Through these activities, learners build their knowledge, skills, and understanding.

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Teachers then use Assessment to collect evidence of learning and check whether learners have met the intended outcomes. Based on the results, they identify learners’ strengths and areas that need support. Finally, teachers plan Ways Forward to address learners’ needs. These may include remediation, enrichment activities, follow-up tasks, and teacher reflection. As a continuous process, the ILAW Framework connects planning, teaching, assessment, and intervention. As a result, it supports learner growth and helps improve learning outcomes.

Related Teaching Resources

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