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INSTRUCTIONAL PLAN
ENGLISH
Grade Level: Grade 4
Quarter: Fourth
Subject Matter/s: Degrees of Comparison
Activities: Interactive Discussion; Oral Sharing
Time Allotment: 1 hour/day; 5 days
Reference: English This Way 4 pp. 162-167
Material/s: Text book; paper and pen
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
General Objective: The learners are expected to use correct adjectives in making comparisons.
Specific Objectives: By the end of the lesson, the students must be able to:
1. Review the meaning of adjectives.
2. Use regular and irregular adjectives in the three degrees of comparison
3. Use correct adjectives in making comparisons
LEARNING PROCEDURE
Day 1-4
A. Priming
Routine
Review: Adjectives
B. Motivation
Call two/three students with different characteristics and then compare them.
Ask the following questions:
Have you ever wondered why people compare things, places, events, or even fellow
persons?
Do you think that it is healthy to compare or contrast things?
C. Activity
Introduce the Degrees of Comparisons.
Discuss Positive Degree
Discuss Comparative Degree
Discuss Superlative Degree
Answer the following activities:
Answer drills on pages 163-167
D. Application
Form small groups. Make as many comparisons as you can between and among the nouns
below. Use adjectives in the box below the words.
E. Evaluation
10-item quiz will be given
B. Motivation
Explain why reading is important
C. Activity
Teacher will discuss what reading is.
A student will read a story in front
Other students will listen
D. Application
While a student is reading, there will be given questions to the students while they are
listening such as:
What is the title of the story?
Who are the characters?
Where is the setting
What is the moral of the story?
ENGLISH
Grade Level: Grade 4
Quarter: Fourth
Subject Matter/s: Paragraph
Activities: Interactive Discussion; Oral Sharing
Time Allotment: 1 hour/day; 5 days
Reference: English This Way 4 pp. 205-210
Material/s: Text book; paper and pen
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
General Objective: The learners are expected to compose a descriptive paragraph.
Specific Objectives: By the end of the lesson, the students must be able to:
1. Identify the parts of the paragraph
2.Outlining a paragraph
3.Composing a descriptive paragraph
LEARNING PROCEDURE
Day 1-5
A. Priming
Routine
B. Motivation
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Let the students explain it.
C. Activity
Vocabulary activity.
Spelling
Discussion
Read the short paragraph on page 205
Ask the following questions:
Can the first sentence tell you what the story is all about?
Where can you find the details of a descriptive paragraph?
Explain what is a paragraph
Define the parts of a paragraph
Inroduction
Body
Conclusion
D. Application
Answer Focus pp. 207-209
Answer Check Your Progress p. 210
E. Evaluation
10-item quiz will be given
ENGLISH
Grade Level: Grade 4
Quarter: Fourth
Subject Matter/s: Paragraph
Activities: Interactive Discussion; Oral Sharing
Time Allotment: 1 hour/day; 5 days
Reference: English This Way 4 pp. 205-210
Material/s: Text book; paper and pen
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
General Objective: The learners are expected to compose a descriptive paragraph.
Specific Objectives: By the end of the lesson, the students must be able to:
1. Identify the parts of the paragraph
2.Outlining a paragraph
3.Composing a descriptive paragraph
LEARNING PROCEDURE
Day 1-5
PERFORMANCE TASK:
Make their paragraph with introduction, body, and conclusion.
Present the Paragraph in front of the class.