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I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able to:
Recognize compound words;
Give examples of compound words;
Demonstrate sense of humility in every activity achievements.
II. Subject Matter
Topic: Two Words in One: Compound Words
References: English for You and Me; Reading Textbook Grade 3, Page 49-
51.
Materials: Pictures, Word Cards, AvP
Values Integration: Developing Sense of Humility
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Pupils Activity
A. Preliminary Activities
1. Warming –Up
Class let us sing the song “Leron- Leron Leron- leron sinta
Sinta”. Buko ng papaya…….
Recall of Standards
2. Drill
Vocabulary Building:
Read the following words:
1) Brave 1) Brave
2) Wrong 2) Wrong
3) Cheap 3) Cheap
4) Different 4) Different
5) Dirty 5) Dirty
6) Sad 6) Sad
3. Review
What was our previous lesson, class? About prefixes, ma’am
What are those prefixes? Prefixes in-, im-, and un-.
What those the prefixes in-, im-, and un-
means? It means not.
Now, let’s play the daisy apple game, the
last hand to be touched must pick one
rolled paper in the box and answer the
question.
Am I clear? Yes, ma’am!
Questions:
1) She was unhappy. 1) She was unhappy.
(glad, hopeless, sad) (glad, hopeless, sad)
2) Lito is unafraid of snakes. 2) Lito is unafraid of snakes.
(brave, fear, weak) (brave, fear, weak)
3) She left the house unclean.
3) She left the house unclean. (Well arranged, dirty, neat)
(Well arranged, dirty, neat)
4. Motivation
Now, let’s altogether read the short story Start reading.......
entitled “The Race”
After reading the story: All about the king and the princess.
What was the story all about?
What was the attitude / character of the She is very proud of herself…
princess?
What happened to her at the end of the She got defeated and feel ashamed.
story?
5. Valuing
From the story we have read, what was We should not be prideful/ boastful
the lesson you’ve learned? always.
Ok, very good!
We must be humble of what we have
achieved, for we do not know what will
have happen next, right? Yes, ma’am!
6. Unlocking of Difficulties
Compound- to put together or combined
together.
B. Developmental Activities
7. Presentation
From what we have read a while ago, Ma’am!
what are those words being underlined? Faraway, playmates, playground,
racetrack, overjoyed!
Okay! Very good!
Those words are called as Compound
Listening attentively…….
Words.
8. Activity
I have a pictures here, now let’s see if you
can determine the new meaning when the
two pictures combined.
9. Fixing Skills
Now, let’s have a group activity.
I will divide you into 3 and each group
must have a leader. We will check the
output after 5 minutes.
What are the things to be done during the We have to cooperate and help our
group activity? group!
Ok, the first group who will finish first will
have a reward. So you must participate to Yes, ma’am!
your group. Understand?
Directions:
I. Give the meaning of the following
compound words.
II. Think of a compound words to complete
the sentence.
Group 1.
I. 1. Riverside- At the side of the river.
2. Mountainside - .
3. Seaside- .
II. 1. The place where we can play is a
.
2. A person whom we play is a
.
3. A person who catches fishes is a
.
Group 2.
I. 1. Fireman- the one who puts out fire.
2. Policeman- .
3. Postman- .
II. 1. A book where we can write is a
.
2. A place where we can play is a
.
3. A person who make shoes is a
.
Group 3.
I. 1. Candlelight- light coming from a candle.
2. Moonlight - .
3. Starlight - .
II. 1. A person who puts out the fire is a
.
2. A person who makes dresses is a
.
3. A person who make shoes is a
.
IV. Evaluation
Directions: Form at least 5 compound words from the words in the box by
combining two different words. Copy and answer it on your paper.
V. Assignment.
Directions: Write at least 10 examples of compound words. Write it on your
notebook and pass it tomorrow.
ELSA P. CARATAO
School Principal I