This lesson plan aims to teach 5th grade students about comparative and superlative adjectives. The 50-minute lesson will involve individual work, group work, speaking, writing and listening skills. Students will practice forming the comparative of short, long and irregular adjectives to compare things, and use the superlative appropriately. Activities include a presentation on different types of adjectives and their forms, worksheet exercises to complete comparative and superlative sentences, and questions to answer using superlatives.
This lesson plan aims to teach 5th grade students about comparative and superlative adjectives. The 50-minute lesson will involve individual work, group work, speaking, writing and listening skills. Students will practice forming the comparative of short, long and irregular adjectives to compare things, and use the superlative appropriately. Activities include a presentation on different types of adjectives and their forms, worksheet exercises to complete comparative and superlative sentences, and questions to answer using superlatives.
This lesson plan aims to teach 5th grade students about comparative and superlative adjectives. The 50-minute lesson will involve individual work, group work, speaking, writing and listening skills. Students will practice forming the comparative of short, long and irregular adjectives to compare things, and use the superlative appropriately. Activities include a presentation on different types of adjectives and their forms, worksheet exercises to complete comparative and superlative sentences, and questions to answer using superlatives.
TEXTBOOK: Pathway to English UNIT 3, Lesson 3: School Subjects – Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives GRADE: 5th TIME: 50 minutes
Aim: the students will use the comparative and the superlative of different adjectives in order to talk about various topics
Objectives: Students will be able to:
- use correctly the comparative of short, long or irregular adjectives in order to compare different things - use appropriately the superlative of short, long or irregular adjectives - practise the productive skills (writing, speaking) and the receptive skills (listening) - work in groups - use the new vocabulary in appropriate contexts
Aids / Materials: textbook, worksheets
Skills: speaking, writing, listening
Classroom interaction: individual work; group work
Stages of Students’ and teacher’s Reasons for activities Material Timing lesson activities
1. Warm-up - the T elicits the date - to create a pleasant blackboard
from the Ss and one S atmosphere and to relax writes it on the the Ss blackboard - to introduce them to - the T writes down the the topic of the lesson name of the lesson and states the objectives 5’ -Comparative and Superlative of long and irregular adjectives
2. Homework -the T enquires about the - to assess the Ss work Ex 2b) / 34
checking Ss’ homework and time allotted to their individual preparation 3. Lead-in - the T asks the Ss to say -to assure a smooth how the comparative and transition towards the superlative of short following topic notebooks 3’ adjectives are formed, as -to prompt oral work well as to give examples
4. Contents Activity 1: Presentation
The T starts by stating that there are several types of adjectives in English: short, long, irregular, which all have different ways of being -to improve listening used in the comparative and comprehension and the superlative. skills blackboard Based on the assumption -to give them a while- notebooks that the Ss know how the listening task comparative and the - to improve their superlative are applied to writing abilities short adjectives, since -to improve this topic has already pronunciation, stress, been dealt with, the T intonation writes a number of long adjectives on the blackboard, such as: 15’ beautiful, intelligent, special. The T then writes that the comparative of these adjectives is formed with more + adj +than, while the superlative with the most + adj. After this, the T moves on to the irregular adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms: THE ADJECTIVE- Comparison 1. Complete as in the example: Example: beautiful – more beautiful – the most beautiful 1. interesting ________________________________ 2. careful ___________________________________ 3. expensive _________________________________ 4. difficult ___________________________________ 5. dangerous _________________________________ 6. good * ____________________________________ 7. bad * _____________________________________
2. Write correct sentences with a comparative using the prompts.
Example: the film/the book (interesting) The film is more interesting than the book. 1. English / Maths (difficult) _______________________________________________ 2. September / August (hot) ________________________________________________ 3. Bucharest / Paris (small) ________________________________________________ 4. snails / mice (slow) _____________________________________________________ 5. History / Geography (important) ___________________________________________ 6. elephants / tigers (fast) __________________________________________________ 7. Tom’s test / Mike’s test (bad) _____________________________________________ 8. snakes / rats (dangerous) _________________________________________________
3. Complete the questions and give answers. Use superlatives.
1. Which is the (fast) ______________ animal in the world? 2. Which is the (large) ______________ocean in the world? 3. Which is your (bad) ______________subject? 4. Who is your (good) ______________ friend? 5. Which is the (interesting) _________________ subject you study at school? 6. Which is the (difficult) ____________________subject you study at school? 7. Who is the (beautiful) ____________________ girl in your class? SUPERLATIVE OLYMPICS
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