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I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
a. Compare objects using expression light, lighter, lightest.
b. Arrange objects based on what is asked using the expression light, lighter, lightest.
c. Show cooperation and willingness in having a group activity.
III. PROCEDURE
B. Activity Proper
1b. Presentation
Class our lesson for today is all about comparing
objects using the expression light, lighter, lightest.
Now, I will show you different photos of objects and
let’s see if you can guess easily which among the
object are the light, lighter, lightest.
2.b Modeling
You will look (or draw) for an object showing light,
lighter and lightest. You will identify among the
selected item or things are light, lighter and lightest.
We will familiarize how light, lighter and lightest
differ from each other.
The students will look and draw for objects
that can represent the expression light,
lighter and lightest.
Examples:
Group 1
Directions: Complete the picture puzzle and then
arrange the picture from light, lighter, lightest then
paste the “Group 1 is having Fun” below to represent
that your group is already done. Good luck!
Group 2
Directions: Arrange the first set of pictures from light,
lighter, lightest. Then arrange again the second set of
pictures from lightest, lighter and light. And put happy
face ☺ to the first set of pictures and “thumbs up”
icon to the second set of pictures. Good luck!
Group 3
Directions: identify which of the plants is light then
color the light plants in red, lighter plants in blue and
lightest plants in green and then paste it on your
activity sheet. If your group is done paste the “GROUP
3 worked actively!” on the activity sheet also. Good
luck!
C. Presentation of Works
1.c Independent Practice
V. ASSIGNMENT
Draw at least three (3) objects found in your home and compare it using light, lighter and
lightest. Color long objects in blue, longer objects in red and longest objects in yellow.
Prepared by:
Nina B. Avila BEED3A
Professor:
Dr. Marabel Bernal PhD,.