Northwestern University

BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Grade School
Laoag City

GRADE-V
LESSON PLAN IN

ENGLISH 5
“FUTURE PERFECT TENSE”

Prepared by:
Adrian Villoria
BEED3

Prepared to:
Mrs. Janet Christine Dantis
Professor
 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
College of Teacher Education
Laoag City

Detailed Lesson Plan in Future Perfect Tense

I. Objectives: at the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1.Explain what is Future Perfect Tense.
2. Identify verbs in the Future Perfect Tense from a list of sentences.
3. Writing sentences using the Future Perfect Tense.
II. Subject Matter:
Topic: Future Perfect Tense
Reference: www.thesaurus.com
Materials: power point
III.Procedure:

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preliminary activities:

Good morning class!

Good morning sir
Before we begin, may I request to please
stand up for our prayer to be lead by hazel. (student’s will stand up and pray)
Alright! Thank you for that wonderful prayer
hazel.

Once again, Good morning class!

Now, let’s check your attendance class. Yes sir

(after checking attendance.) The past perfect tense is used to indicate a
completed action in the past before another
Before we start can we recall what we past action .
discuss last time class?
Ma’am it is formed by the auxiliary verb had +
Ok, last time we learned about past perfect the past participle of the verb.
tense. Now, how do we use the past perfect
tense? Yes donna? I had finished the work, sir

Very good answer donna. Can anyone

answer on how it is formed? Yes afra? She had gone, sir

Correct answer afra. How about a simple (the students clap their hands)
example of a past perfect tense? Yes
frederick?

Very good frederick. Any other example

class, yes jovine?

Very good jovine. Excellent class for

participating, let’s give our selves a boom
boom clap.

B. Motivation:
Class, when do we celebrate All Souls Day?
Why do we celebrate this day? Yes hazel?
November 2 sir
We celebrate this day to remember our loved
ones who passed away sir

Have you gone to a cemetery? What do we Sir we usually clean the tomb and cut the
usually do there? Yes donna? grasses beside it.

Very good. Anyone else, yes afra?

We also bring foods and flowers too sir
Very good. It seems that you have a lots of
things to do during All Souls Day. And it
shows that you really remember your loved
ones who passed away because of the good
deeds you shared with them on this day. You
showed respect for the dead.

C. Lesson:

Today we are going to learn about the future

perfect tense but before that lets read a
dialogue about celebrating All Souls Day to
know how it is being celebrated.

Preparing for All Souls Day

Jose: will you come with us in Balara this
Saturday?

Ramon: I’m afraid I cant. A week from now

is All Souls Day. We will be busy then. We
will attend to the cleaning of

Grandmother’s tomb.

Jose: its only Wednesday today. You have

plenty of time. Haven’t you?

Ramon: we can do the work only during the

weekend. Father has planned the activities.
He expects us to carry out his plan according
to schedule so that by Sunday: we will have
wound up the work. (the students are reading)

Jose: what will you have done by Sunday?

Ramon: angie and I will start weeding the

grasses around the grave on Saturday
morning. In the afternoon, we shall have
weeded all the surroundings. Lito will have
whitewash it before Sunday evening.

Jose: does lito know how to whitewash?

Ramon: he’ll see carding about it. Carding is

an expert at it because he is the son of the
caretaker.

Jose: so what else will you do?

Ramon: we will clean the marble tombstone

so that the epitaph can be read. But before
we do this, we shall have painted it already.

Jose: I see that you’ll be busy indeed.

Ramon: mother and anta will prepare for the

usual family vigil at the cemetery. They will
also shop for the tapers to be lighted on that
special day. They will make wreaths too but
they won’t buy flowers yet. If they do, they
will have withered it before All Souls Day.
Jose: you certainly have a lot of works to do.
Can I be of any help? I won’t join the group
of Balara anymore. I’d rather go with you to
the cemetery.

I’ve put away some white paints. We can

give the image on the tombstone a fresh-coat
of paint.

Ramon: fine! I’ll count on you then.

Jose: I won’t fail you.

Did you all like the dialogue?

Now, let’s unlock some difficult words so

that all of you will fully understand the
dialogue, ok class?

Tomb- grave
Weeding- removed undesired plants
Epitaph- an insription or writing in memory
of a dead person
Withered- dried
Wreath- garland made up a flower

Are you still here class?

If yes, then can we answer the following

question of the dialogue?

1. what is the dialogue all about?

2. why does ramon not agree to go to Balara?
3. what is angie and ramon’s part in the
selection?
4. how about their mother and anita?
5. what is the value you can get from the Yes sir
selection?

So class who wants to answer #1? Yes

donna?

Very good. It is all about All Souls Day.

Next #2, yes afra?
Correct! Instead of going to Balara he choice
to attend cleaning of his grandmother’s
tomb. What about #3, yes hazel?
Sir the dialogue is all about celebrating All
Souls Day.
Very good, next #4, yes frederick?
He will attend to the cleaning of grandmother’s
tomb sir
Correct! And last but not the least #5, yes
jovine? Angie and Ramon cooperated in cleaning the
tomb. They weed the grass and all the
Excellent class! Please give yourselves a surroundings.
boom boom clap. They clean the marbles too sir

(After clapping) Sir they also helped through preparing for the
usual family vigil at the cemetery. They made
Now class, what have you observed in the wreaths too.
dialogue? Yes hazel?
Self-direction, independence and cooperation
Yes there are underlined words. And what sir
are the underlined words? Yes frederick?
(the students will clap)
Yes, these are the underlined words. Now,
we we’ll pick out a sentence with underlined
words.

For example: by Sunday, we will have

wound up the work There are underlined words sir

In this sentence, where is verb? Yes donna?

Sir the underlined words are: shall have
weeded, will have whitewash, shall have
When is the action going to happen? Yes painted, will have withered, have done, will
afra? and will have wound up.

Take note that the time expressed is by

Sunday. Here’s another example: I shall have
eaten my lunch before twelve o’clock.

What is the verb in the sentence? Yes hazel? The verb is will have wound sir

Very good. When will I have eaten my lunch The action will happen by Sunday.
jovine?

Correct! What was the first sentence, yes

afra?
The verb in the sentence is shall have eaten sir
Very good. How about the second sentence?
I shall have eaten my lunch before twelve
Very good. Take note class that by using the o’clock sir
time expression by Sunday and before
twelve o’clock, we would have established By Sunday, we will have wound up the work
the tense of the verb. sir

Now, please read this sentence afra. I shall have eaten my lunch before twelve
o’clock sir
“Future Perfect Tense denotes an action that
will happen at a specific time in the future.”

Very good Future Perfect Tense is used to

refer to actions or states that begin and end in
the future. Future Perfect Tense denotes an action that
will happen at a specific time in the future.
These events have not happened yet, but will
happen sometime in the future.

It is formed by the auxiliary verb will have

and shall have + the past participle from the
verb.

The time expression used is by + the date or

time and before.

We use shall if the situation is not sure or

certain. And will is used to show conviction
or willingness.

Are you still here class?

D. Generalization:
Yes sir
Ok, then what is Future Perfect Tense,
donna?

Future Perfect Tense denotes an action that

Very good, and how it is formed hazel? will happen at a specific time in the future sir

It is formed by the auxiliary verb will have and

Correct! What time expression is being shall have + the past participle from the verb
used? sir

The time expression used is by + the date or

Very good. When do we use shall and will time and before sir
frederick?
We use shall if the situation is not sure or
Now we are ready to do an activity. certain. And will is used to show conviction or
willingness sir
E. Evaluation:

On a sheet of paper, complete the following

sentence using the Future Perfect Tense.

1. by 2013, I ________ in my 4 year degree

course.
2. before june, she ________ her piano
lessons.
3. by summer I __________ to make lesson
plans.
4. by the end of the December you
_________ your reviewers.
5. shiela __________ her masteral degree by
the end of the semester.

F. Assignment:

On a piece of paper, make a reflective

journal about life which uses a Future
Perfect Tense in the sentence. Underlined the
verb used.