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English-Week 3
English-Week 3
ENGLISH ELEMENTARY
LESSON EXEMPLAR
School: Vergonville Elementary School Grade Level: Grade 2
Teacher: Mary Grace R. Ablong Quarter: 3, Week 3
Subject: English Category of Reader: B
In previous activity, we recognized some words that may have the same or opposite
meaning. These words are referred to as synonyms or antonyms.
It is important to study synonyms and antonyms in order to expand your
vocabulary.
Directions: Say the words at the beginning of each row. Circle the word of its opposite
meaning.
Female man
1.
weak powerful
2.
poor wealthy
3.
loud quiet
4.
tiny huge
5.
4.Motive/Guide Questions
What do you call for the words with the same or nearly the same meaning?
How about words with the opposite meaning?
5. Standards in Silent/Oral Reading
Standards for Silent Reading Standards for Silent Reading
1.Sit erect. 1.Stand straight.
2.Hold the book with both hands. 2.Hold the book with both hands.
3.Read with your eyes not with your mouth. 3.Read aloud with expressions.
4.Do not point to the words. 4.Stop at periods, and pause at commas.
5.Do not move your head. 5.Group the words correctly.
6.Know the hard words. 6.Pronnounce the words clearly.
7.Understand what you read. 7.Glance at the audience once in a while.
8.Get the thought of the story. 8.Get the thought of the story.
2. During Reading
C. Presenting Instances of the New Lesson (Pag-uugnay ng mga
Halimbawa sa Bagong Aralin)
1.
fall wrap
2.
climb brings
3.
finish drops
4.
Cover rise
5.
Carry complete
Activity 1
Directions: Read each sentence. Encircle the antonyms of the underlined word inside the
parenthesis.
1. The old woman is kind. (cruel, honest, nothing, lovely)
2. The basin is full of water. (long, empty, told, pass)
3. Berto hit the ball one (1) meter far. (often, lend, flop, grab)
4. He can’t move his right leg. (change, stay, carry, back)
5. They are all present. (neighbor, absent, might, place)
Directions: Choose the synonyms of the given word from the fruit-bearing tree.
huge
lot
lady
piece
love
poor
hungry
lend
glad
quick
F. Developing Mastery
(Groupings)
Mary Pass-the-Box!
Directions: Pupils will pass the box around the class while singing “Mary had a little lamb”.
When it stops, the pupil holding the box will pick a word and give what teacher asks,
whether to give its synonyms or antonyms.
277 (given)
H. Making Generalization
(Paglalahat ng Aralin)
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS
2. Post Reading
I. Assessment/ Evaluation
Directions: Read each pair-word. Draw in the blank if it is Synonyms and
if it is Antonyms.
___1. clumsy – graceful
___2. naughty – behave
J. Additional Activities
Directions: Identify whether the two underlined words in each sentence are synonyms or
antonyms. Write your answer on the blank.
1. Liza felt sad after her pet died. She is very lonely. -______________
2. Dust is so tiny. It is visible through microscopic. - ____________
3. Some parties held last December were simple while others were extravagant. -
_____________
4. The first production number was boring while the second was very entertaining. -
_____________
5. That boy sat in a gloomy room, maybe he is sad. -__________________