A Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in English 4, 5, and 6

I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
a. explain the meaning of adjectives;
b. give the importance of using the appropriate degree of adjectives;
c. pick the appropriate adjective to be use.

II. Subject Matter

Degrees of Adjectives
Grade 4 – Positive Adjective
Grade 5 – Comparative Adjective
Grade 6 – Superlative Adjective
References: K to 12 English Curriculum Guide May 2016
Skills: describing, identifying,
Prerequisite Skills: identifying
Materials: pictures, tv, box
Values: understanding

III. Procedure
A. Preparation
1. Prayer
 Ask one student to lead the prayer.
2. Checking of Attendance
 Ask who is/are absent from the class.
3. Singing
 Teacher and student will sing for energizer.
4. Motivation
 Pupils will play Four Pics One Word
The pictures are all about being:
 Fast
 Hard
 Dry
 Smooth
 Big
B. Presentation
 Ask pupils what they observed about the game.
C. Discussion

Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6

• Explain the meaning of • Explain the meaning of • Explain the meaning of

adjectives. adjectives. adjectives.

• Enumerate the degrees • Enumerate the degrees • Enumerate the degrees

of adjectives. of adjectives. of adjectives.

• Discuss the meaning of • Discuss the meaning of • Discuss the meaning of

Positive Adjectives. Positive Adjectives. Positive Adjectives.

• Give an example of a • Give an example of a • Give an example of a

Positive Adjective. Positive Adjective. Positive Adjective.

 Ask pupils to give their • Ask pupils to give their • Ask pupils to give their
example of a Positive example of a Positive example of a Positive
Adjective. Adjective. Adjective.

• Discuss the meaning of • Discuss the meaning of

Comparative Adjectives. Comparative Adjectives.

• Give an example of a • Give an example of a

Comparative Adjective. Comparative Adjective.

• Ask pupils to give their • Ask pupils to give their

example of a example of a
Comparative Adjective. comparative Adjective.

• Discuss the meaning of

Superlative Adjectives.

• Give an example of a
Superlative Adjective.

• Ask pupils to give their

example of a Superlative
Adjective.

D. Generalization
Questions to ask.
 What is an adjective?
 What are the degrees of adjectives?
  How do these degrees of adjectives differ from one
another?
 What are the examples of each degree of adjective?

E. Application
 The pupils will play a game.
Instructions.
 Grade 4 pupils will pick a picture inside the box and need
to describe it or give a positive adjective for it.
 Grade 5 pupils will tell the comparative adjective of the
positive adjective the grade 4 pupils gave.
 Grade 6 pupils will tell the superlative adjective of the
comparative adjective answered by the grades 5 pupils.

IV. Evaluation
Name: __________________________________ Date: _________
Grade and Section: __________ Score: ________

English 4
Positive Adjective

Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. The ship is?

a. Big
b. Small

2. The well is?

a. Deep
b. Shallow

3. The building is?

a. High
b. Low

4. The knife is?

a. Sharp
b. Blunt

5. A diamond is?
a. Matt
b. Shiny

Name: __________________________________ Date: _________

Grade and Section: __________ Score: ________

English 5
Comparative Adjective
Direction: Complete the sentences with the comparative forms of adjectives.

1. Marian is (old) __________ than Katrina.

2. My dog is (fast) __________ than yours.

3. Mount Everest (tall) __________ than Mount Fuji.

4. The US is (big) __________ than the Philippines.

5. Superman is (awesome) _________ than Batman.

Name: __________________________________ Date: _________

Grade and Section: __________ Score: ________

English 6
Degrees of Adjectives

Direction: Complete the chart using positive adjectives, comparative adjectives, and
superlative adjectives.

Positive Adjective Comparative Superlative

1. fast fastest
2. big bigger
3. angry angriest
4. beautiful
5. colder coldest

V. Assignment

Give five examples of adjectives and give their comparative and superlative
adjectives.