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Lesson Plain in English
Lesson Plain in English
Lesson Plain in English
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard Demonstrates understanding of the concepts
of nouns, verbs and adjectives for proper
identification and description.
B. Performance Standards Use pronouns and prepositions in a variety of
oral and written theme-based activities.
C. Learning Competency Use plural form of regular nouns by adding /s/
or /es/.
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D. Specific Objectives At the end of the lesson, the Grade V pupils
are expected to perform the following
objectives with atleast 85% proficiency:
1. Identify the plural form of regular
nouns by adding /s/ or /es/.
2. Write plural form of regular nouns by
adding /s/ or /es.
3. Value the importance of knowing how
to form plural of regular nouns.
II. CONTENT
Regular Nouns ate the nouns that’s plural are formed only by adding /s/ or /es/.
How are you today class? (The pupils arrange their chairs and clean the
surrounding)
Good to hear that!
We’re fine ma’am!
Who is absent today?
Review
What was our topic yesterday?
Yesterday we discussed about noun.
Very good. What is a noun?
Noun is a word that name a person, a place
and a thing.
Very well said!
Can you give me an example of a noun in a
sentence?
Maria is a good girl.
Very good!
Let us give ourselves around of applause.
(The pupils clap their hands happily)
Motivation
Class, I have here a pictures.
Picture A Picture
B
What can you see about the picture A? The picture A have 5 dogs.
How about the picture B? The picture B has only one dog.
Very good!
What is the difference of your answer between
the picture A and B? The picture A have many dogs while the
picture B has only one dog.
Very good!
The first answer has what letter at the end that
made it more than one?
It is the letter “s”.
Very good!
A word that tells about more than one is a
plural word. When we said dog without “s” it
was singular, just one.
B. During the Lesson
1. Presentation of the lesson
I have here another pictures.
The first picture is a flower while the other one are flowers.
Very good!
The first picture is a toy whole the second one are toys.
Very good!
Very good! Our lesson for today is all about the plural forms of regular nouns by adding “s” and “es”.
Very good!
Rule #3: In some cases, singular nouns ending
in “s” or “z”, require that double the “s” or “z”
prior to adding es for pluralization.
Here is an example: fez – fezzes The plural form of gas is gasses.
How about the word gas?
Very good!
Rule #4: If the noun ends with “f” or “fe” the f is
often changed to -ve before adding the s to
form the plural version.
For example: wife – wives
How about the leaf?
The plural form of leaf is leaves.
Good job!
But take note class! Not all the noun that ends
with f is often change to -ve. Here are an
example:
Roof - roofs
belief - beliefs
Chef – Chefs
Chief – Chiefs
Yes Ma’am!
Hand
Hands
Cat
Quiz Cats
Quizzes
Mass
Masses
Party
Parties
4. Generalization
What is a regular nouns again?
Application
I will divide the class into 4 groups. Each group
are provided with a marker pen, manila paper
and an envelop. Inside the envelop are the
lists of a regular nouns then the thing that you
will do is to make it plural. Write your answer in
the manila paper and after answering with your
groupmates present your work in the class.
The group who will get many correct answers
will be the winner.
Did you understand class?
Yes Ma’am.
Group 1 Group 2
Memory Potato
Girl Zoo
Chair Country
Life Lamp
Hero Car
Group 3 Group 4
House Hat
Match Glass
Story Butterfly
Wolf Crayon
Video Radio
(The pupils presented their group activity)
Evaluation
Get 1 whole sheet of paper and give the plural
form of the following:
1. roof
2. poem
3. watch
4. orange
5. goose
6. dish
7. country
8. stereo
9. donkey
10. leaf
V. Assignment
Direction: Circle the correct form of noun