Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.

Analyze how the underlined word was used in each

sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.
1. The turtle crawls back to
the sea.
2.We are running late because you are a
turtle.
3. Ants slowly carried the breadcrumbs to
their anthill.
4. You are a hardworking ant, doing jobs day
and night.
5. Saying bad things about others when they
are not around makes you a snake.
Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.
Analyze how the underlined word was used in each
sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.

1. The turtle crawls

back to the sea.
Connotation Denotation
Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.
Analyze how the underlined word was used in each
sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.

2.We are running late

because you are a turtle.

Connotation Denotation

BACK
Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.
Analyze how the underlined word was used in each
sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.

3. Ants slowly carried the

breadcrumbs to their
anthill.
Connotation Denotation

BACK
Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.
Analyze how the underlined word was used in each
sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.

4. You are a
hardworking ant, doing
jobs day and night.
Connotation Denotation

BACK
Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.
Analyze how the underlined word was used in each
sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.
5. Saying bad things about
others when they are not
around makes you a snake.
Connotation Denotation

BACK
Directions: Read the following pairs of sentences below.
Analyze how the underlined word was used in each
sentence. Identify if the meaning expresses Connotation or
Denotation.
5. Saying bad things about
others when they are not
around makes you a snake.
Denotation

BACK
Connotation is an idea or quality that a word
makes in addition to its meaning. It can be

positive or negative.
Denotation is the specific, exact, and concrete
meaning of a word. This is the meaning you will

find in a dictionary.
Directions: Read the following groups of words. Identify
the subject to which you learn the following topics. An
example is given for you.
Mathematics
Patience, hardwork, respect
Edukasyong
Pantahanan at
Pangkabuhayan Gardening, sewing, computer

English Heroes, Filipino culture, natural resources

Edukasyon sa
Pagpapakatao Heat energy, water cycle, temperature
Araling
Panlipunan Fractions, decimals, division

Science
Verbs, adjectives, pronouns
Directions: Read the following groups of words. Identify
the subject to which you learn the following topics. An
example is given for you.
Mathematics
Patience, hardwork, respect
Edukasyong
Pantahanan at
Pangkabuhayan Gardening, sewing, computer

English Heroes, Filipino culture, natural resources

Edukasyon sa
Pagpapakatao Heat energy, water cycle, temperature
Araling
Panlipunan Fractions, decimals, division

Science
Verbs, adjectives, pronouns
Directions: Read the following groups of words. Identify
the subject to which you learn the following topics. An
example is given for you.
Edukasyon sa Patience, hardwork, respect
Pagpapakatao
Edukasyong
Pantahanan at Gardening, sewing, computer
Pangkabuhayan

Araling Heroes, Filipino culture, natural resources

Panlipunan

Science Heat energy, water cycle, temperature

Mathematics Fractions, decimals, division

English Verbs, adjectives, pronouns

Complete It
Complete the analogy
below.
6. gloves: hand - hat:
________
7. sun: day - moon:
______
Think!
How were you able to give the correct
answer? What did you look for among the

words?
S I M L R T E S
Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
1. A lantern is to Christmas as fireworks is to ________.
2. A carabao is to a farmer as a reindeer is to ________.
3. Christmas is to Santa Claus as Valentine’s Day is to a
__________.
4. Repentance is to Lenten Season as merrymaking is to
_______.
5. Muslims is to mosque as Christians is to __________.
 Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
1. A lantern is to Christmas as fireworks is to ________.
2. A carabao is to a farmer as a reindeer is to ________.
3. Christmas is to Santa Claus as Valentine’s Day is to a
__________.
4. Repentance is to Lenten Season as merrymaking is to
_______.
5. Muslims is to mosque as Christians is to __________.
New Year
Christmas
Church
Balloons
Cupid
Santa
Claus
Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
1. A lantern is to Christmas as fireworks is to
________.
Church
Santa
Claus

Christmas New Year

Cupid
Balloons
Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
2. A carabao is to a farmer as a reindeer is to
________.
Church
Santa
Claus

Christmas New Year

Cupid
Balloons
 Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
3. Christmas is to Santa Claus as Valentine’s Day is to a
__________.
Church
Santa
Claus

Christmas New Year

Cupid
Balloons
 Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
4. Repentance is to Lenten Season as merrymaking is to
_______.
Church
Santa
Claus

Christmas New Year

Cupid
Balloons
Directions: Complete the sentences by supplying
each the missing word from the gift box below.
Write your answers on your answer sheet.
5. Muslims is to mosque as Christians is to
__________.
Church
Santa
Claus

Christmas New Year

Cupid
Balloons
Remember
Word Classification
 Word Classification

Word classification is a
skill of grouping
related words
together. Words can
be classified or
grouped, according
to ways in which
 lantern – Christmas
Fireworks – New Year
carabao – farmer
reindeer – Santa Claus
Christmas – Santa Claus
Valentines’ Day – cupid
repentance – Lenten Season
merrymaking – Christmas
Muslims – mosque
Christmas - church
Analogy
 Analogy

An analogy is a
comparison of two
things that may
have similar or
opposite
characteristics
or features.
Here are other examples:
1. Gift is to Christmas Day as red rose is to Valentine’s Day.
Explanation:
Gifts are everywhere on Christmas just the same with roses
on Valentine’s Day.
2. Trumpet is to New Year’s Day as carol is to Christmas.
Explanation:
Blowing of trumpets is usually done during the New Year while
caroling is done during Christmas.
to ________ .
A. Analogy
ant D.
Directions:
to ______.
Choose
C. pot D.
the
sletter
to of the
word
nose D.
that
completes
to _________.
g each D.

e sentence.
to

mell D.
 C. They are made with vegetables.

B. Word Classification
Directions: Find the best way to classify the words
in each box. Write the letter of the correct answer
on a sheet of paper.
 them.
1.C. You can
Cupcakes eat
brownies cookies
them.
A. They are made of meat.
B. They are made with sugar, flour,
and milk.
C. They are made with vegetables.
professionals
C. They are mostly
2. Milk
women.
juice tea
A. You can cook
them.
B. You can drink
them.
C. You can eat
vegetables.
3. Dentist teacher scientist

A. They are mostly

men.
B. They are all
professionals
C. They are mostly
sweet.
4. Banana santol orange

A.They are all fruits.

B.They are all sweet.
C. They are all
vegetables.
 5. Cream butter cheese

A. They are all dairy.

B. They are all sour.
C. They are all
sweet.
Complete the paragraph with the missing words. Choose
your answers from the given choices. Write your answers on
a sheet of paper.
The skill of grouping related words together is called __________.
Words can be classified or grouped, according to ways in which they
are __________. It is a comparison of two things called __________
that may have similar or opposite ___________ or features.

Word
Similar Analogy Characteristics
Classification
 Twirl Slide
Directions: Create
your own word
classification
graphic organizer Action Write
showing words that
can be classified
together. An
example is given
Dance jump
below.
Assessment
A. Analogy
Directions: Choose the letter of the word that completes each
sentence.

1. A banana is to yellow as a grape is

to ____
A. brown B. orange C. red D.
violet

2. Fire is to hot as ice is to ________.

3. A mango is to fruit as a squash is to
________
A. animal B. tree C. toy D.
vegetable

4. Ring is to finger as shoes is to _________.

A. animal B. feet C. hair D. hands

5. A kitten is to cat as kid is to ______.

A. cow B. dog C. goat D. pig
B. Word Classification
Directions: Find the best way to classify the
words in each box. Write the letter of the
correct answer.
6. hammer saw screwdriver
A. They are all instruments.
B. They are all tools.
C. They are all utensils.
7. ducks cow pigs
A. They are all birds.
B. They are all farm animals.
C. They are all fish.

8. skirt pants shirt

A. They are all body coverings.
B. They are all pieces of clothing.
C. They are all rainy day clothes.
9. Independence Day Ramadan
A.They are all holidays.
B. They are all months.
C. They are all reunions.

10. Shepherd farmer veterinarian

A. They all live in the desert.
B. They all sail in the ocean.
C. They all work with animals.
Additional Activities
Directions: Create your own analogy game chart by drawing and
naming pairs of words. Below each, write a sentence that explains
why they are related. Make at least five sets
Example:
Bird Cage Bird Dog ?
house

The bird lives in a cage while a ______________ lives in doghouse.

How to Check:
You will get 5 points for each set of analogy that you were able to make. Completing five sets means

you will get 25 points.

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