Detailed Lesson Plan in English 3

I. Objectives

At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:

a. recognize the difference between common and proper noun;
b. use capital letters properly; and
c. appreciate the use of common and proper nouns in our daily life.
II. subject matter
a. Topic: Common Noun and Proper Noun
b. Reference: Internet ( http://www.slideshare.net/deianei ra 5/common proper noun
presentation).
c. Materials: Colored Paper, Marker, worksheets
d. Values: Appreciation and Understanding

III. Procedure:

Teacher’s Activity Pupil’s Activity

A. Preparation
1. Prayer
Before we start, may I call on our - Pupil’s stand and Pray
prayer leader today?
2. Greetings
Good Morning Class. - Good morning Teacher.
You may now take your Seats. - Thank you Teacher
3. Checking of attendance
Is everybody present today? - Yes teacher.

B. SWARLT
(Start With A Reading and Listening Technique)

- The pupil’s will listen carefully.

The wise Son
In Africa, in a country of Ghana, there
once lived a man who had three son’s.
One day, before he left on a long
journey, Mario gathered his son’s
around him. He gave each child an egg.
“ I will be gone for a long time.” He told
his son’s. “ Use these eggs to help you
mother”. But as soon as Mario left, the
two older boys cooked and ate their
eggs. The youngest boy, Elmo, gave his
egg to his mother, who put in under a
hen to hatch.
 Many months later, Mario returned.
The youngest son prepared a feast to
welcome him back for he had many
chickens and many eggs.
Questions:
a. Where did the story happen?
- The story happened in Africa, in
the country of Ghana.
- The name of the father is Mario.
- He has 3 sons.
- Pupil 1: I learned that we need to
save foods for our future.

b. What is the name of his father in

the story?
c. How many son’s he have?
d. After reading and listening to the
story. What did you learned?

- Pupil 2: Be wise.

C. Motivation

I have here a table with 5 columns

(Persons, places, things, animals, and
ideas or events). Beside the table are - Yes Sir!
list of words. If you believe that this - The pupils
word is a name of person, then place
this to its column (person) and so the
same with others.

Did you get it class?

Who wants to volunteer?
PERSONS PLACES THINGS ANIMALS IDEAS/
EVENTS
boys Philippines table Cat Fish holiday
father town cellphone dog Mother’s Day
Mario city book bird party
teacher Pasay City Nokia Philippine Eagle Christmas
Ms.Lina park Sampaguita cat season
 A. Presentation/Discussion
Noun
Look at the table we made a while - Noun is the name of person, place,
ago. Any idea what is the meaning of thing, animal, and events.
Noun?

Very Good!

There are many kinds of noun, but

today, let’s focus on the first two
kinds of nouns.
Proper Nouns and Common Nouns

What do you think our lesson for - Proper nouns and Common nouns
today?

Very good!
Now, let us define what is common - Common nouns are used to name
noun? persons, places, things, animals
and events in general. It refers to
Everybody read! class or types of noun without -
being specific.
Examples: foods, students, flower, country

How about Proper Noun? Kindly read. - Proper Noun are used to name
specific person, place, things,
animals, and events. It is always
begin with capital letter.

Example: Adobo, Lara, Sunflower, Japan

I have here again a table but this time it has

only two columns (Proper Noun and common
Noun). Going back to our chart before.
Classify all the words if it is Proper or
Common Noun. Put it in the proper column.

Ready class? - Yes Sir!

Okey Volunteer? - The Pupils.

Common Nouns Proper Nouns

boy father teacher Mario Ms. Lina
dog city park Philippines Cat Fish
table bird cat Pasay City Philippine Eagle
holiday cellphone book Mother’s Day Nokia
town party season Christmas Sampaguita

B. Generalization
What is noun again? - Noun is a name of person, place,
things, animals, and events.
What are the two kinds of nouns that - Common Nouns and Proper Nouns
we discussed today?
- Common nouns are used to name
What is common noun? persons, places, things, animals
and events in general. It refers to
class or types of noun without -
being specific.