A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH IV I. OBJECTIVE At the end of the lesson, the pupils are expected to; a.

Use the positive, cooperative and superlative of adjectives. II. Subject matter Using the Positive, Comparative and Superlative form of adjectives. Reference: BEC Learning Competencies in English, Grade IV Learning English the Easy Way, Grade IV Materials: Manila Paper, Pictures III. Procedure: Teachers Activity A. Review Good morning class, Yesterday, we discuss about inferring character traits from a selection we read. Am I right class? What are the character traits of your best friend? Very good, Do you have any questions? B. Lesson Development 1. Motivation Class, if you dont have any questions, I will be the one to ask you. What place/resorts have you gone to? DO you like the place? Why? Have you ever gone to Baguio? How many times you have gone on this place? Do you like the weather there? Yes the weather is very cold. And Baguio is known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines. 2. Presentation Kindly open your books on page 183 Read the conversation here. On the places in Baguio, What places did Edgar see in Baguio? Yes, Maam Because the place is beautiful. Yes, Maam, three times Yes, Maam, the weather is very cold. Pupils Activity

Yes, Maam Kind, responsible, honest and helpful. Non Maam

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Academy and Mothers Rose Very good. What place is interesting? Which is more interesting? According to Edgar, What place is the most interesting? How many places were compared here? What are the words use in the dialogue Mansion House, Maam Philippine Military Academy

Mothers Rose, Maam Three places, Maam Nice, thick, interesting, more interesting, more pleasant, colder and most interesting Regular adjective, Maam

3. Discussion What are these words called? Class, if one thing or one Person is compared with another, the comparative form is used. It is done in two ways: 1. For short adjectives like nice and thick, add er niece + er = nicer thick+er = thicker 2. For loner adjectives like interesting and expensive, use more-less more expensive more interesting less expensive less interesting

As if we are comparing a person with more than one of its kind, use the superlative form of the adjectives by adding est or using most least. most beautiful least beautiful

Pat is smallest person I know. My lantern is the least expensive because I used throw away materials. Class, read the examples of positive, comparative and superlative forms. Positive warm clean young lovely graceful precious dedicated Comparative warmer cleaner younger lovelier more graceful more precious more dedicated Superlative warmest cleanest youngest loveliest most graceful most precious most dedicated

fragrant delicious important

less fragrant less delicious lest important

least fragrant least delicious least important Yes, Maam

Class, did you understand our topic? Bring our one whole sheet and do the activity letter B on page 184 4. Generalization Class, What did we learn today?

Maam using positive, comparative and superlative forms of adjectives.

Very good. Bring out again your paper and answer the following. IV. Evaluation: Write the correct form of Adjectives in the parenthesis. Do this on your paper. 1. Of the two paintings, the bigger one is (beautiful). 2. Tuguegarao is one of the (hot) cities. 3. This is the (difficult) question. 4. Cotton is (expensive) than silk. 5. Today is the (warm) day of summer season. 6. Kayapa, the nights are (cold) than days. 7. We dont have enough money so I bhought the (expensive) costume. 8. Jose Rizal is the (famous) hero. V. Assignment Compare any three(3) things you have at home.

Republic of the Philippines NUEVA VIZCAYA STATE UNIVERSITY Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya

A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH IV

Submitted to:

Maam Ma. Corazon Francia S. Hongo

Submitted by:

Pasion, Osler Ponhal, Jenna B. Ramos, Jonnelyn T.

S.Y. 2012-2013 1st Semester