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I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the pupils should be able to:
a. Identify concrete and abstract nouns.
b. How to use nouns in sentences.
c. Hot to know the differences of concrete and abstract nouns.
VALUE FUCOS: Grammar Awareness
II. Subject matter
a. Topic: Differentiates concrete nouns (persons, place, animal, thing) from abstract nouns.
MT3G-If-g-4.2.1
b. References: K-12 Curriculum guides, Mother Tongue Grade 1 to 3, pp. 135 of 155
c. Materials: Visual aids, Images
d. Integration:
ESP: Ibat – ibang uri ng damdamin
ARTS: Colors, shape, symbols and texture
SCIENCE: Living things (Dog, cat, trees)
: Five senses (Sight, smell, taste, touch, hearing)
FILIPINO: Pagsulat, pagbasa at paunawa
III. Process
TEACHERS ACTIVITY STUDENTS ACTIVY
a. Preliminaries
1. PRAYER
2. GREETINGS
a. Drill
Now, I have here pictures, Let’s take a look and (Pupils will raise their hands.)
recognize each.
Fireman
Police
Dog
Cat
Tree
Church
Class, do you have an idea what is noun? (Pupils raising their hands)
b. Motivation
I have here images class, take a look and (Yes, teacher, those are examples of emoticons or
recognize. Are you familiar with these images emoji’s)
class?
1. Love
2. Angry
3. Happy
4. Sad
Music
Color
Scent
Rough
Delicious
Love
Angry
Happy
Sad
2. Sense of Taste
Flavor, food, sweetness, strawberry, salt,
etc.
3. Sense of Touch
Sand, softness, roughness, etc.
4. Sense of Hearing
Noise, beep, honk, thunder, etc.
5. Sense of Smell
Smoke, perfume, incense, etc.
Is it clear class?
e. Application
Again class what is noun? Noun is referring to the name of person, place,
animals and things.
What are the difference between concrete and A concrete noun is a noun that you can
abstract nouns? experience or detect with your five senses.
An abstract noun is something you cannot detect
with your five senses. Abstract nouns are
intangible things like feelings, ideas, and
qualities.
g. Evaluation
Direction: Underline the concrete nouns in each Direction: Underline the concrete nouns in each
sentence. Be careful some sentence contains sentence. Be careful some sentence contains
more than one! more than one!
1. The angry troll sat down. 1. The angry troll sat down.
2. The centipede wash all her feet. 2. The centipede wash all her feet.
3. The kitten scratched my chair. 3. The kitten scratched my chair.
4. My sandwich contains jam and 4. My sandwich contains jam and
mushrooms. mushrooms.
Direction: Underline the abstract nouns in each Direction: Underline the abstract nouns in each
sentence. Remember, abstract nouns are names, sentence. Remember, abstract nouns are names,
for thing you can’t touch, taste, hear, smell, and for thing you can’t touch, taste, hear, smell, and
see. see.
1. Robert was filled with happiness. 1. Robert was filled with happiness.
2. Everyone amazed by the knight’s bravery. 2. Everyone amazed by the knight’s bravery.
3. Figthing a dragon took a lot of courage. 3. Figthing a dragon took a lot of courage.
4. My sister Aisha has an incredible 4. My sister Aisha has an incredible
imagnination. imagnination.
h. Assignment
Read each word in the box below. Determine whether the word is a concrete or abstract noun. Then
write the word in the correct noun Cullum below.