Detailed Lesson Plan in English 3

I. Objectives
At the end of this lesson, the pupils are expected to.
a. Identify common consonant digraphs in words.
b. Appreciate the use of common consonant digraphs in our daily life.
c. Read and pronounce the words with digraphs correctly.

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Reading consonant digraphs ch and sh in
words,phrases,sentences,and short stories
Reference: Brave New World of Learning ENGLISH
Materials: Visual aids, written test
Values: Appreciation, cooperation and understanding

III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Activity

“Let’s us all stand for the prayer”

(one student will lead the prayer)

“Before you take your seat please arrange your

chair properly”

“Good morning, Children!” “Good morning Teacher!”

“How are you today ?” “We’re Fine, Ma’am”

“Great! May I see your beautiful? (the students are are showing their most
beautiful smile)

“who’s absent today?” “none ma’am”

“Before we start our lesson please remember

our classroom rules.

1. Listen to the teacher

2. Raise your hand to talk
3. Sit nicely in your chair
4. Be active in the classroom

“I hope these rules clear to you” Thank you. “yes ma’am”

“Today we’re going to have an activity”

“ I have hear a short story by “Andrew Frinkle”
“Please read carefully”

“Now encircle the Consonant Digraphs sh in

the Story”. >Shawn >Ship
>Shermon >Shells
>Shore >Shall
>Shallow >Sheri
>Shirt >She
>Should >Shark
>Share

B. Analyze
“ Can you guess what is our lesson for today?
“About consonant Digraphs ch and sh”

“Very Good!”

“ What sound is this?

Sh (students will give the sound of sh)

“Very Good”

What sound is this? (students will give the sound of ch)

Ch
“Very Good”

C. Abstraction

“ Our lesson for today is about Consonant

digraphs ch and sh”.

A digraph has two consonant put together, but

only one sounds can be heard. Example are
the digraphs ch and sh.

Say ch and sh in front of the mirror. Practice

reading the words in the list below.

Examples:

Initial ch

Cheetah Chocolate
Chess Chicken
Chalk Chisel

A digraph sh is usually the beginning or final

sound of a word. Read the words in the list
below aloud.
Initial sh Final sh

shadow trash
ship rash
Shirt wish
Shoulder wash
Shower sash
Shampoo rush

D. Application

Group Activity

Group 1: Correct the rumble words

IV. Evaluation

V. Assignment