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I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the student will be able to:
Identify the types of context clue in the given word or expression.
Appreciate the importance of knowing the types of context clue.
Create a sentence using the type of context clue.
III. PROCEDURE
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY
A. PREMILONARY ACTIVITIES
1. Greetings
“Good morning class” *Good morning
2. Opening Prayer
“Everybody stand-up and let’s pray” (The student will stand-up and pray)
(The teacher will choose one of the (The selected student will go to the front
students to lead the prayer) and start leading the prayer)
“Before you sit kindly arrange the
chair and pick up the trashes on the
floor."
3. Checking of Attendance
“Secretary of the class kindly list the
name of the student that are present
right now.” (The secretary of the class begins to list the
name that are present in the room)
4. Checking of Assignment
“Kindly prepare your assignment and
we will check it later.”
(The student prepares their assignment)
5. Reviewing
“Last meeting we’ve discussed the
word through word formation.”
(The student listening and preparing for any
6. Motivation possible question regarding to the previous
“Let us play a game and I called it lesson)
break the code.”
B. LESSON PROPER
A. Activity
In ¼ sheet of paper you will going
identify the words either if it is
homonyms, antonyms, or synonyms.
1. Knight
Night
1. Homonyms
2. Talkative
Quiet
2. Antonyms
3. Start
Beginning
3. Synonyms
4. Muscle
Mussel
4. Homonyms
5. Old
New
5. Antonyms
B. Analysis
“Based on the activity what do you
observed for each word present in
the activity?” *Sir, I noticed that all words in the activity
are either the same in meaning or two
words with same pronunciation but have
different meaning and some word have a
“What do you call to those three opposite meaning.
options in the recent activity?”
*Sir, it is a part of context clue.
“What is context clue?
Context Clue- Context Clues are *Sir, context clue is the hint to identify the
hints that the author gives to help unfamiliar word.
define a difficult or unusual word.
The clue may appear within the same
sentence as the word to which it
refers, or it may follow in a
preceding sentence.
“Very good!”
C. Abstraction
Once again what was the types of
context clue?
*The part of the context clue was synonym,
Very good antonym, and homonym
Why do you think it is important to
study the type of context clue?
*It is important in the way that because
Very good some of the example words of each type are
we are used, heard, and read everywhere so
How can you use the type of context this might help me in daily life.
clue in your daily life?
*We can use the type of context clue in a
way that we can use this not just to
D. Application understand but it can help to create a
In ½ sheet of paper create a sentence sentence using these types of context clue.
using the three types of context clue.
Give at least one synonym, antonym, (The student will do the task)
and homonym. Underline the word
that you use in the sentence.
IV. EVALUATING
In ½ sheet of paper write only your answer.
V. ASSIGNMENT
1. Give at least 2 examples of synonym, antonym, and homonym.
2. Use it in the sentence.
3. What is idiomatic expression?
Submitted to:
Marlo V. Mercado
Instructor