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Lesson Plan General and Specific Statement
Lesson Plan General and Specific Statement
Lesson Plan General and Specific Statement
I. Objective:
distinguish between general and specific statements.
III. Procedure:
A. Preliminary Activity
1. Review/drill:
Direction: Read the following statements. Distinguish whether the statement is general or specific.
2. Motivation:
Direction: Look at the picture.
Ask: Have you been to Enchanted Kingdom? What can you see in
Enchanted Kingdom? Let us read a short story about a day in Enchanted Kingdom.
B. Lesson Proper
Ramon and his sister Josie went to Enchanted Kingdom on Saturday. They rode the merry-go-
round, the roller coaster, and the Ferris wheel. Ramon ate sandwich and popcorn. Josie drank
juice and ate cracker nuts. They saw many exciting shows. They were tired when they went
home.
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Comprehension check:
1. What is the main idea of the paragraph?
A. Ramon and Josie were hungry.
B. Ramon and Josie did many things in Enchanted Kingdom.
C. The merry-go-round was broken.
D. The trip was on a Saturday.
General statements are usually the topic sentence of the main idea of the
paragraph. It tells what the paragraph is all about.
Specific Statements are the supporting information for the topic or main idea. It refers to exact,
precise fact or description of something mentioned in the text.
Example:
General Statement:
Dogs serve man in many ways
Specific statements:
1. They serve as watchdogs at home.
2. They are used as guides for the blind.
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3. Guided Practice:
Directions: Read the paragraph, distinguish the general statement from the specific
statements.
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4. Generalization:
Direction: Complete the paragraph below with the missing words.
5. General statements are usually the ____________ of the main idea of the paragraph. It tells
what the paragraph is all about.
Specific Statements are the _____________________ for the topic or main idea. It refers to
exact, precise fact or description of something mentioned in the text.
Application
Direction: Read the paragraph below. Fill out the graphic organizer in distinguishing the general
statement and the specific statements.
Every summer, the Reyes and Guillermo families take a field trip to the mango plantation. When they
arrive, they get to try many mango foods. Homemade mango juice and mango pies are their favorites!
It is then time to go to the plantation to pick mangoes. Each family member will get a basket to pick
and put their mangoes in to take home. Each family will make a mango graham with their freshly
picked mangoes. The Reyes and Guillermo families love this field trip.
IV. Evaluation:
Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer.
Sloths
Sloths are the slowest mammals on earth. It takes a full minute for a sloth to move 6 feet across the ground.
You probably couldn’t move that slowly if you tried! The sloth’s body is about 2 feet long. It has long legs,
and curved claws that are 3 to 4 inches long. Their claws and their long legs help them climb trees and hang
from tree branches. They spend almost their entire lives hanging from tree branches. The life of a sloth is not
very exciting.
Sloths have a round head, small ears, a stubby tail, and sad-looking eyes set in a dark-colored “mask.” The
shape of a sloth’s mouth makes it look like it is always smiling. It has extra bones in its neck that make it
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possible for it to turn its head almost all the way around. Sloths are very cute to look at, but they don’t put on
much of a show.
Sloths are home to other plants and creatures. Tiny plants grow on the sloth’s fur, making the animals appear
to be green. This green color makes the sloths almost invisibleNagainst the green leaves of the trees they live
in. Moths and insects also live in the sloth’s fur. Maybe the sloths move so little and so seldom that the small
creatures
that live on them don’t even know they are animals.
Giant sloths the size of elephants once lived in many places on earth, including North America. Today, sloths
can be found in the tropical forests of Central and South America. They eat leaves and berries. A sloth can
stick its tongue out 12 inches. Maybe, they developed this skill so they wouldn’t have to move to reach the
tasty leaves and berries around their resting spot. Their main enemies are jaguars, eagles, and snakes. Many
tropical forests are disappearing, along with the sloths that live there. It would be a sad thing if these
fascinating little animals became extinct.
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