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DEMO ENGLISH Final

The document outlines a lesson plan for a class on comparing adjectives using the three degrees of comparison: positive, comparative, and superlative. It includes objectives, materials, procedures like activities, discussions, and an evaluation. It provides examples to help teach comparing adjectives.

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DEMO ENGLISH Final

The document outlines a lesson plan for a class on comparing adjectives using the three degrees of comparison: positive, comparative, and superlative. It includes objectives, materials, procedures like activities, discussions, and an evaluation. It provides examples to help teach comparing adjectives.

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Lesson Plan

In ENGLISH V

I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, the pupils are expected to:

a) Identify the three degrees in comparison of adjectives.


b) Differentiate the degrees of comparison in adjective.
c) Use the degrees of adjectives in making comparisons (positive, comparative,
superlative) by using sentences.

II. SUBJECT MATTER

Topic: Use the degrees of adjectives in making comparisons (positive, comparative,


superlative)

Reference: ENGLISH, K to 12 CG code (EN3G-IVi-j-5.2)

Materials: Microsoft PowerPoint, pictures and etc..

III. PROCEDURE/ LEARNING EXPERIENCES

Teacher’s Activity Pupil’s Activity

A. Preparatory Activities

Prayer
Robert, will you please lead the prayer.
Dear Lord..........
Greetings
Good morning class!
Good afternoon Sir Ariel!
Checking of attendance
Where is the secretary? Can you please
check the attendance? Sir, I’m glad to tell that no
One absent today!

Checking of assignment
Last meeting I gave you an assignment
right? (the students follow my instruction)
Please pass it to the front, I’ll check it
later.
B. Review
Last time we discussed about About
Demonstrative Pronoun, right?
Yes, Sir.

So What are Demontrative Pronoun?

Demonstrative pronouns are words, such


as this and that.

Very Good!

C. Motivation
Before we start our lesson, I have here a
garden friends the ladybugs, can you point
who among them is the smallest?

A. B. C
Letter c is a smallest ladybugs.

Yes Very Good!

D. Developmental Activities
Ok class let’s move on, are you
familiar the song Big Bigger Biggest LYRICS
Pinkfong Songs?
Yes Sir..

Ok let’s sing,
small, smaller,smallest
small, smaller,smallest
small, smaller,smallest

Small,small small
We are small fish
Small fish
Smaller fish
Smallest fish
small, smaller,smallest
Big, bigger, biggest
Big, bigger, biggest
Big, big big
We are big dinosaurs

Big Dinosaurs
Bigger Dinosaurs
Biggest Dinasours
Big, bigger, biggest

E. Discussion of New Concept


The song that we sing is an example of
a degrees of comparison

Yes our lesson for today is all about Use


the degrees of adjectives in making
comparisons (positive, comparative,
superlative)

Adjectives-describe a person, things


animals or places(noun or prounoun)

EX.
HEALTHY BOY

Healthy describe a boy,word healthy is a


adjectives.

There are three degrees of comparison

 The positive degree


 The comparative degree
 The superlative degree

An adjective in the positive degree is the


basic word itself, it describe person,
animals, things or a place (noun or
pronoun).

Ex.

The tree is large


The pencil is long

Roy walks fast

An adjective in the comparative degree is


used to compare two person, object or a
places, (noun or pronoun), it is followed by
than.

If the adjective is one or two syllables only


and ends in e, we add-r, but if it ends in
consonant, -er is added.

More and less come before an adjective


with three or more syllables.

Ex.

The first tree is larger than the second tree.

Ruler is longer than a pencil.


A B

870 350

Gown A is more expensive Than gown B.

Who can give me another example of


Comparative degree?

Yes Mike?
A Rose is more beautiful than a daisy.

Very good!

Who else?
My house is bigger than yours.

Very good!

An adjective in the superlative degree is


used to compare three or more nouns or
pronouns, we add –est to one or two
syllables adjectives, most or least is placed
before the adjectives with three or more
syllables.

Ex.

Meterstick Ruler pencil

Meterstick is the longest among the three.


IV. Evaluation

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1.Among these three animals, dog is the________

a. Big b. Bigger c. biggest

2.cheetah is the _______ among land animals.

a. fast b. faster c. fastest

3. My mom is the _________ mother in the world.

a. smart b.smarter c.smartest

4.This pair of earrings is________

a.expensive b.more expensive c.most expensive


5. He is the _________of the two children.

a.studious b.more studious c.most studious

V. Assignment

Direction: Divide the following words into syllables. Box the unstressed syllables and
underline the stressed syllable.

1. Grasses 4. Ramie

2. Ampalaya 5. Fibrous

3. Cabbage

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