DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH FOR GRADE 3

DEMONSTRATION TEACHER: April Mae N. Tanos

I. Lesson Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the Grade 3 pupils should be able to:
1. to identify and differentiate between declarative and
interrogative sentences.
2. practice creating examples of both declarative and
interrogative sentences.
3. Appreciate the importance of using different sentence
types in effective communication.

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Declarative Sentences and Interrogative Sentences.

Reference:
https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2019/01
/English-CG.pdf
Materials: Visual Aids
Values: Admitting one’s mistake
III. Procedure:
A. Learning Activities
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A.Preliminary Activities

“Good morning Class” “Good morning Teacher”

“Let us pray.” (One student will lead the prayer)

(Checking of Attendance) (Raise their hand and say present

-Say Present- as the teacher call their name)

“Pick up the pieces of paper (The students will pick up their

under your chair” pieces of papers)

“Align your chairs” (The students will align their

chairs)
B.Review of Past Lesson

”Before we start, can you recall the

important lesson in last topic?” (Students recalling the previous
topic)
C.Motivation (Let students answer)

Okay class, before I introduce you

to our topic for today.

Class, before we start our lesson, I

will give an example of sentences
and you need to know what
sentences is.

Marie is eating chocolate.

What are you doing today?

Who will buy our drinks?

Steven is an obedient student.

How is your first day of class?

In the first sentence, what kind of

sentence is this?

How about the second sentence? This is Declarative Sentence,

Teacher
For third sentences, what This is Interrogative Sentence,
sentences is this? Teacher
Next, what kind of sentences is It is Interrogative Sentence,
this? Teacher
Last, what kind of sentences is It is Declarative Sentence,
this? Teacher
Very Good, class! This is Interrogative Sentence,
Teacher
Add at least 3 declarative
sentences and 3
interrogative sentences.
I love my dog.
Jill is playing a doll.
My mom is pretty

What is your favorite game?

Why are you crying?
D. Lesson Proper How far is your country?

Our new lesson for today is about

Declarative and Interrogative
Sentences.

Today, we will learn about:

1. What is the difference between

Declarative and Interrogative
Sentences.
2. Giving an example in sentence in
Declarative and Interrogative.

Kindly give one example of

sentences in
declarative and interrogative.

I like to play basketball.

Very good!
How are you today?
A declarative sentence is a
sentence that
states a fact or information. This
kind of
sentence always ends with a
period
(.).

Study the given example.

Ria sells ice drops to help her

family.

The example shown above states

that Ria
sells ice drops to help her family. It
ends
with a period. Therefore, it is a
declarative sentence.

As compared to a declarative
sentence that
states a fact or information, an
interrogative
Sentence is a sentence that asks a
question.
It expects an answer in return. This
kind of
sentence always with a question
mark (?).
Study the given example.

What is Ria selling?

The example shown above asks

what Ria is
selling. It expects and ends with a
question
mark. Therefore, it is an
interrogative
sentence.

Differentiating a declarative
sentence from
interrogative sentence is easy as
long as you
remember the given definition of
these
kinds of sentences. Read the
sample
sentences below and study the
difference
between declarative sentences and
interrogative sentences.

Declarative Interrogative
Sentences Senteces
Ria’s mother is What does
a full-time Ria’s mother
house wife do?
Ria does not How does Ria
play spend her time
with her during recess?
classmates
during recess
because she
has to
sell ice drops
 Marie is taking What does
a medicine. Marie take?
Our class is When does the
having a party class have a
on Friday. party?
The sky is blue. What is the
color of the
sky?

Kindly give me an example of 2

declarative
sentences and 2 interrogative
sentences.

George brushes his teeth twice a

day.
Jonathan is a third-grade student.
Thank you, children!
How many times did George
Remember: Always know all the brushes his
declarative teeth?
and interrogative sentences. What grade level is Jonathan?

E.Generalization

But before that, let us recall our

lesson

for today.

What is Declarative and

Interrogative Sentence? (Students’ answers may vary)

Declarative Sentence is a sentence


Give me an example of Declarative
and Interrogative Sentences.
that states an information. It is end
with a period
Interrogative Sentence is a
sentence ask a question. It ends on
questionnaire mark

(Gives examples of Declarative and

Interrogative Sentences.)

F. Application

Activity:

Write letter D if the statement is

Declarative
Sentences and I if it is Interrogative
Sentences. Answer on your
notebook.
(Students doing the activity)
1. They are enjoying in playing
football.
2. Is it cold outside?
3. Are you ready for today in our
class?
4. John is eating a sandwich.
5. We are having tour in museum

IV.Evaluation

Do page 49 on your notebook.

V. Assignment

Write 5 examples of Declarative

and
Interrogative Sentences on your (Students doing the activity)
notebook.
(Students do the assignment)