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Final DLP For English 3
Final DLP For English 3
III. Procedure
Let us all stand for a prayer. (Pupils stands for the prayer)
A. Review:
What was our lesson yesterday? “Our lesson yesterday was about homonyms”
Very good! Can anyone give an “Bat, park, and saw ma’am”
example of homonym?
B. Motivation:
Now, let’s play a game called
“Guess the word”.
Let’s begin!
1. The wind was too strong that it 1. The wind was too strong that it made the
made the branches ___ branches ___
a. bow b. bough a. bow b. bough
2. The Chef used a ___ to cut the 2. The Chef used a ___ to cut the vegetables.
vegetables. a. knife b. lead
a. Knife b. lead
3. The __ of the book was very 3. The __ of the book was very interesting.
interesting. a. content b. contest
a. content b. contest
Very good!
C. Presentation:
Today we will focus on
homographs and their meanings.
EXAMPLE:
The word “bat” can refer to a flying
mammal or a sports equipment.
Both words are spelled the same
but have different meanings,
D. Modelling:
F. Independent Practice:
Now, I will give you a worksheet
with sentences containing
homographs. You will need to read
each sentence carefully and choose
the correct meaning of the
homograph based on the context.
Work on it individually, and let me
know when you're done.
1. The wind blew the __ off the tree. (bark
/ barque)
2. I need to __ this book from the library.
(borrow / burrow)
3. The chef will __ the vegetables before
cooking them. (chop / shop)
4. The __ of the vase was beautifully
designed. (base / bass)
5. I like to __ my cookies before eating
them. (dip / deep)
G. Application
Now, let's apply what we have
learned. I will give you a short
paragraph, and you need to find at
least three homographs in it. After
finding them, write down the
different meanings of each
homograph.
Paragraph:
H. Generalization
Now that we have practiced
identifying and understanding
homographs, let's summarize what
we have learned.
I. Evaluation:
I will give you a short quiz. It will
consist of multiple-choice
questions where you have to
choose the correct meaning of the
homograph based on the given
sentence. You will have 15 minutes
to complete it.
1. The bandage was wound around
the wound.
a. injury b. wrap
2. The farm was used to produce
produce.
a. fruits and vegetables b. create or
make
3. The dump was so full that it had
to refuse more refuse.
a. garbage b. decline
4. We must polish the Polish
furniture.
a. from Poland b. make shiny
5. He could lead if he could get the
lead out.
a. guide b. metal
J. Assignment
For your assignment, I want you to
create a mini-dictionary of
homographs. Choose at least five
homographs and write down their
different meanings. Be sure to
provide examples of sentences
using each meaning of the
homographs. You can use a
notebook or a sheet of paper for
this assignment.
MARIAM Y. KARIS
STUDENT INTERN