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A Detailed Lesson Plan in English
A Detailed Lesson Plan in English
Grade 7
I. Objectives
A. Content Standards
The learner demonstrates understanding of: Philippine Literature during the Period of
Apprenticeship as a means of examining conflicts; various purposeful listening and
viewing strategies; difference between literal and figurative language; ways to exact and
condense information based on library sources; verbal and non-verbal cues in oral
communication, and types of phrases, clauses; and sentences.
B. Performance Standards
ENG7G-III-C-2
ENG7G-III-D-3
Learning Materials:
1. English Arts I. 2000.pp 218 English For You and Me 6 ( Reading) 2011.pp 103
2. English Arts I. 2000.pp 218. English Expressways II. 2007.pp 77-78
Preparatory Activities
1. Do not answer in
chorus.
2. Raise your hand when
asking a question or
when answering.
3. Avoid extra noises.
Is that clear?
Yes, ma’am!
a. Elicit
Now before we proceed to our new lesson, Marites can you
tell us what is our previous lesson?
It’s all about figure of speech
that shows comparison ma’am.
Very good, Marites you’re right our previous lesson is all
about figure of speech that shows comparison.
Nikkie, can you give me an example of sentence that is
simile.
Rita’s hair is black as an ink.
That’s great Nikkie! How about metaphor? (Liza is raising her hand)
Yes Liza, you are raising your hand what is it?
The snow is a white blanket.
That’s correct!
So is there any clarification regarding our previous lesson?
None ma’am.
b. Engage
So class kindly look at the picture below
After looking those pictures what can you say about it?
What is the girl is doing? Anyone in this class? ( Kristine is raising her hand)
That’s great! So class those pictures have a relation to our (The students are reading the
topic this morning which is all about active and passive voice objectives that are given.)
but before that we are going to tackle about it, please read
our objective so that you will be guided for today’s lesson.
Objectives:
c. Participate actively
during discussion and
activities.
Are this attainable class? Yes ma’am.
There are two types of voice the active voice and passive
voice. First let’s talk about the Active Voice.
Sentence Structure
For example:
None ma’am.
Passive Voice
Sentence Structure
Subject+Auxiliary Verb+ Past Principle+by+Object
Yes Vaneza!
Very good!
Active Voice:
1. Sarah mailed the document.
2. Bella eats chocolate.
Passive Voice:
1. The document was mailed by Sarah
2. The was eaten by Bella
So class again what would happen when we change the The subject of the active voice
active voice to passive voice? become the receiver in the
passive voice.
Examples:
1. The doctor examined the patient.
1. The patient was
examined by the
2. She interviewed the president. doctor.
Since you already know how to change active to 2. The president was
passive voice, now let’s have an activity. interviewed by her.
d. Explain (developing mastery Mastery)
Direction. Group yourselves into 3 groups and read the short
story given, underlined the active voice and encircle the
passive voice. Kindly take a look at the rubrics below for you
to be guided in making this activity.
Rubrics:
Cooperation- 10
Corrections- 20
Promptness-10
Total: 40 points
Lisa returns home. She cannot believe her eyes! Her kids,
Amy and Ben, are in the living room. They run around the
big and expensive table and shout. This game is enjoyed by
them very much. Lisa stands and looks at them. This is what
she sees hears: Ben is asked to wait for Am, but does not
wait. He continues to run. So Amy‘s request is changed. Now
Ben is asked to help Amy. Ben stops and Amy is helped. (Lisa
is impressed!)
Now Lisa is invited to join them. “Yes mummy! Come and
join us!” Amy and Ben shout. So Amy and Ben are joined by
Lisa. They run and play. This game is enjoyed very much by
all of them. Amy kisses Ben. Ben kisses Amy. Then Lisa is
kissed, too.
The students are now
Now Lisa wants to rest to rest, so she goes into her answering the given questions.
bedroom. But there are many things on her bed. They are
moved by the kids. A blankets is needed and Lisa receives it.
She now sleeps in her bed. Amy and Ben are at home, so
they are protected by their loving mother. But, wait! What is
that terrible mess? Oh no, the big and expensive table is
smashed! Well, the table was not so protected.
THE END……..
Are you done class? None ma’am.
You only have 2 minutes left to answer.
Class finish or unfinished the group leaders will present your
answer.
The group 1 will get the highest score. Let’s give them
around of applause.
e. Elaborate
Since there is none so we are going to test if you really Algepel: Active voice is used to
understand our lesson. Ms. Algepel what is active voice? indicate that the subject of the
sentence is the doer of the
action.
Very well said. Sherilyn can you give me an example of active
voice? Sherilyn: Sam explore the
famous underground river.
That’s right! So anyone in the class who can change the
sentence into passive voice?
Yes Vanessa?
Vanessa: The famous
underground river was
That’s correct! explored by Sam.
I’m happy that you really understand our lesson and you’re
really participate during class activities and discussions. Class
just bare in your mind that the passive voice is the receiver
in the action.
f. Evaluate ( Evaluating learning)
Ok class this time kindly get a sheet of paper for our quiz this
morning. I will be giving you 15 minutes to do it.
Test 1.