Marian School of Gerona Inc.

Poblacion 3, Gerona, Tarlac

S.Y. 2022-2023
Learning Plan

Subject Title: Language Grade Level: Kinder Section: Emerald, Zircon, Topaz
Developed by: Ananica D. Roque GJC-PT References: Learn and Do Language

Day 1
Date: February 9-10 2023
Learning Outcomes:
 differentiate Has from Have.
 use Has and Have in the sentence correctly.
PRESENTATION:
Cho

Possessive Pronouns Has and Have

Words that tell ownership are possessive pronouns.

Using Has

Has is used if there is only one owner.

Examples
 Lisa has a new doll. Roy has a new bag.

The boy has a dog She has a pink shoes

Using Have

Have is used if there are two or more owners.

Examples

Chona and Ada Have new sets of crayons. The boys have toy cars.

They have crowns The Chickens have eggs.

Day 2
February 13 2023
Exercises
Complete the sentences by writing has or have
1. She ___________ a ruler.
2. The queen_________ an umbrella.
3. The cats_________ a kittens.
4. Ben and Mark__________ new rubber shoes.
5. Lisa______ a gold ring.
6. The butterflies ________ many colors.
7. We_______ fried chicken for our dinner.
8. The trees_________ few leaves.
9. The lady_______ beautiful eyes.
10. My sister ______ a paper.
Day 3
February 14 2023
ACTIVITY:
Color the box of the correct possessive pronouns that describes the picture.

Has Have
Has Have Has Have

Has Have Has Have Has Have

Has Have Has Have Has Have

Has Have

Day 4
February: 15 2023
Book Exercises:
Answer I Can Practice, pages 172-173
Day 5
February: 16 2023
QUIZ:
Using the image, encircle has or have to complete each sentence

1. We ( has have ) a picture book.

2. Mr Bean ( has have ) a doll.

3. Birds ( has have ) wings and feathers.

4. My daughter ( has have ) lovely black hair.

5. Sam ( has have ) a new bicycle.

6. The girls ( has have ) brought their books.

7. They ( has have ) a big house.

8. The tree ( has have ) several leaf.

 9. My sister and I ( has have ) a toy.

10. Mark ( has have ) a red shirt.

Day
February 17 2023
Performance Task:
Identify the appropriate possessive nouns ( has, have ) used in the following pictures.

Required Skill: communication skills

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