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I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, pupils are expected to:
Define compare and contrast;
Analyze and evaluate information;
Use Venn diagram to compare and contrast.
III. PROCEDURE
A. Preliminary Activities
Well, let us all stand and have an ice (Pupils are cheering)
breaker song!
(Pupils are cheerfully
(Plays: Wheels on the Bus) cooperating)
Classroom rules:
B. Motivation
CLAY SLIME
Excellent!
D. Discussion
Compare – to identify
similarities between two
objects or it means what they
have in common.
Thank you, Ronz.
- The same as
- Similarly
- Both
- Like
- In common
- Likewise
Contrast – to identify
differences. It tells what is the
difference between two
If compare has signal words, contrast objects.
also has contradicting words such as:
- However
- But
- Although
- Even tough
- On the other hand
- Whereas
- While
VENN DIAGRAM
Examples:
1. Which is bigger; a lion or an
elephant?
Irene Rose
ANSWERS:
Contrast, Teacher.
3. Ethan has a phone Samsung just
like his father.
Correct, it is compare.
The answer is compare.
4. Teacher Clammer and Teacher
Aristhea are both teachers in
SSES.
Correct! It is compare.
Compare, Teacher.
5. Selena Gomez is a singer just
like Justin Bieber.
Anyone in the class who can answer?
E. Generalization
Yes, Keisha?
Compare – to identify
Very good! similarities between two
objects or it means what they
What is the meaning of contrast? have in common
Yes, Kristy?
Contrast – to identify
Exactly! differences. It tells what is the
difference between two
What tool should we use if we will objects.
compare two objects or information?
Yes, Princess?
Yes, Sophie?
Brilliant!
Yes, Yoel?
Very good!
IV. EVALUATION
Compare and contrast the two events using the Venn Diagram. Tell the similarities
and differences of the two events. Write your answers in a paper.
Read the short selection about roses and orchids. Complete the compare and contrast
chart below. Write your answers in your notebook.
Orchids and roses are flowers that are famous for their beauty. Both have
petals that burst with different colors and fragrant – smelling scents. Roses can
grow up to eight feet tall while orchids stay around to two to three feet tall. In
contrast to roses, orchids do best indoors. Roses require soil and full sun
exposure while orchids need careful exposure to light. Roses can also produce up
to 50 petals for each flower. However, orchids produce flat five-petaled flowers.
Different they may be, but both can be useful to people. Orchids can be used to
make perfumes and medicines. On the other hand, roses can be used as
decorations and as ingredients for a hearty salad.
RUBRICS FOR ACTIVITY
RUBRICS
20 POINTS 15 POINTS 10 POINTS 5 POINTS
Accuracy All the Missing 1-2 Missing 1-3 Missing more
numbers were numbers numbers than 3
answered numbers
Cleanliness The group The group has The group has The group has
answer has no 1-2 erasures 1-3 erasures more than 3
erasures and and did not erasures
written neatly. write neatly
Team All the group 1-2 members 1-3 members More 3
Work members did not did not members did
cooperated the cooperate the cooperate the not cooperate
given task given task given task the task
Word The group did The group has The group has More than 3
Choice not use 1-2 repetitive 1-3 repetitive repetitive
repetitive words/answers words/answers words/answers
words/answers
and used
interesting
words