Detailed lesson plan in English 3

BSED Science (Abra State Institute of Science and Technology)

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I. Objectives :

- Identify the use of 3 degrees of comparison

of adjectives

- Construct sentences using the 3 degrees of

comparison of adjectives

- Point out the importance of adjectives in our daily lives

II. Subject Matter

Topic: The Three Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives

Materials : Visual aids

Reference : English 3

III. Procedure

Teacher's Activity Student's Activity

A. Preliminary Activities

1. Greetings

- Good Morning class! Good Morning

- How are you today? ma'am! We're good

- That's good to hear. I'm expecting your 100 ma'am.

% participation today.

So, let us all stand and let us pray.

2. Prayer

Let us bow our heads and feel the presence of the lord

-- We ask you father to come with us today. Fill our heart

with joy, our minds with learning. Our class with peace,
our lesson with fun, our friendships with kindness and
above all. Fill us with your love. Amen!

3. Setting of standards
Amen!
- Okey class, before you going to take your sit, kindly

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arrange your chair properly and pick up those scattered
dirt under your chair. And now you may now take your sit.

4. Checking of attendance

- So, is there any absent today class?

- Very good. I am very happy to hear that. Always come

to school so that you'll going to learn.
None ma'am

B. Review

- So, last time we tackled about the adjectives.

So again, what is adjectives? If you want to answer just

raise your right hand.
Ma'am?
Yes Bea?
Adjectives describe a person, things or
Very good! ( 3 claps for bea? place.

- Can you give an example of adjective and use it in a

sentence.
Ma'am?
Yes Jeremie!

Very good! ( 3 claps for Jeremie) Another one?

Beautiful - Ana is beautiful.
Yes Kate?
Ma'am!
Very good! ( 3 claps for Kate?) I'm very happy to see that
you really understand our last topic. Tall - My brother is tall.

C. Motivation

- Before we proceed to our new lesson, I'd prepare a

story here. Just listen and understand the story carefully.
Okey? Yes ma'am!

- So the story entitled "Bestfriends"

I know all of you have bestfriends. Can you describe him /

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her? If you want to answer just raise your right hand. Ma'am!

Yes Eric! My best friend is nice.

Okey, very good!

Are ready now to listen? Okey. Now all eyes, and ears on
me!

Alex is a Grade 3 student. And when she's bored, she

loves to eat chocolate.
Ma'am!
-Now based on the picture of Alex. How can you describe
her? Is she fat or thin? Anyone? Alex is fat.
Yes Ana!

Very good! Alex is fat. So let's write in the blackboard.

Alex has a friend. Her name is Jubs. Jubs and Alex love to
eats sweets like ice cream, cakes, candies and many
more.

- Now using the word fat, how can you describe Jubs Ma'am!
from Alex? Anyone?
Jubs is fatter than Alex.
Yes Adrian?

Very good! Now let's write it again here.

Jus and Alex has a friend name Len. Len loves to eat
sweets too. And she also love to eat in an eat all you can
restaurant. Ma'am!
- Now among the thee, how can you describe Len Len is the fastest among the three.
from Alex and Jubs? Anyone?

Yes Ren?

Very good!
Ma'am!
- Based on the story, what are the adjectives used
to describe the 3 bestfriends? Any one? The word or words that use to describe to
them are the fat, fater, fastest.
Yes jam!

Very good! Did we compare them from each other.

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Very good!

D.Presentation

Do you have any idea, about our new topic for today?
None? Okey. So our topic for today is about the 3
degrees of comparison of adjectives.

E. Discussion

So again, what is adjective again? Anyone? Ma'am!

Yes Jeremy! - Adjective describe person, things or place.

Yes! Very good. So the adjectives has 3 degrees of

comparison.

First is positive degree, can you read what is positive

degree.

1. The positive degree is used when simply describing

persons or things.

Can you read the first example, Bea?

Examples: The atis tree is tall. (The adjective ta

describe the atis.) Understand?
Yes ma'am!
So the second example? Can you read it Rina?

Anita is young.

Who is being describe? or Who is young? Anyone? If you

want to answer just raise your hand. Ma'am

Yes Ron. Anita.

Very good.

So the last example can you read it Casdy!

Carlo is intelligent. ( Who is being describe? Caddy.) Carlo!

Very good! Now can you give another example of a

positive degree

2. Comparative degree- is used when comparing two

person, things or place.

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Examples :The ipil-ipil tree is er than the atis tee

Josephine is younger than Anita.

Alex is more intelligent than Carlo.

( Ask student to give another example.)

RULE :

- The comparative degree of adjectives with one or

two syllables is formed by adding er.
Ma'am.
So again what are the syllable letter? Anyone?
AeIo
Yes bea!
u
Very good!

examples : brighter, louder, nearer,

funnier ( ask student to give another

example)

- The comparative degree of adjective with 2 or more

syllables is formed by adding more before the
adjective.

example: more obedient, more comfortable,

more responsible

( ask student to give another example)

NOTE: The word THAN follows the comparative form.

example: Celia is prettier than Doris

Water is more refreshing than juice.

3. The superlative degree is used when comparing

three or more persons, things or place.

examples: The Acasia tree is the taller of them all.

Irene is the youngest of them all.

Eric is the most intelligent of the three.

( ask student to give another example)

RULE:

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- The superlative degree of adjectives is formed by
adding est to the adjective.

examples: longest, thinnest, loudest ( ask student to give

another example)

- The superlative degree of adjectives with 2 or more

syllables is formed by adding most before the
adjective.

example : most courteous, most beautiful, most

intelligent ( ask student to give another example)

- The article the precedes the superlative

form. example : Dado runs the fastest.

Christy is the most responsible person in the class.

F. Application

So, did you already understand our topic for today? Yes ma'am!

If you really understand now our topic, let's have a

activity.

Direction: Tell the comparative and superlative form

of the adjective.

In this tree that full of adjective words, I want you to pick

one and tell to your classmates the comparative and
superlative form of it and use it in a sentence. I will call
your name one by one to come in front. Understand?

(The adjective words are short, tall, high, low, pretty, Yes ma'am!
bright, near, narrow, funny, obedient, comfortable,
responsible, industrious, beautiful, rich, heavy,
smooth, old, young and etc.)

( The teacher will call her pupil one by one to come in

front to pick.)
( The students will come infront once the
- Very good!( 3 claps to the student who answered) I'm teacher call their name.)
very happy to see that you listen and understand our
topic today.

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G. Generalization

So again, what is an adjective again class? If you want to

answer just raise your right hand.
Ma'am!
Yes Ana?
- Adjective describe a person, things or
Very good! ( 3 claps for Ana) places.

What are the 3 degrees of comparison of adjectives?

Yes Shane? Ma'am!

Very good! ( 3 claps for Shane) The positive degree, comparative

and superlative degree ma'am!
When do we use the positive degree? Comparative
degree? Superlative degree?

Yes Lane? Ma'am!

We use positive degree in simply describing

Very good!( 3 claps) So what is the importance of
adjectives in our daily lives? Anyone? If you want to
answer just raise your right hand.
person, the comparative degree is use when
comparing 2 person, things or places and
superlative degree is when comparing 3 or
more person, things or places.

Yes ella! Ma'am!

It is important for us to know the proper

ways on how to describe a person, things or
places and how to compare them.
Very good! (3 claps)

So if you really really understand our topic for today let's

have quiz. Bring out a 1 whole sheet of paper and answer
the following. Okey lets read the direction.

IV. Evaluation

Direction: Write the correct degree of comparison of adjectives.

1. The bag I bought is the (cheap) of them all.

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2. It is (fun) to go to park than to the mall.

3. Julian is an (obedient) boy

4. My essay is (long) than Jeremy.

5. Ana is (beautiful) than Rose.

6. Jason is (nice) ) friend than Jacob.

7. Rob is (courageous) among the boys.

8. My dog is (cute) .

9. Rene is (intelligent) of them all.

10. Her hair is (long) of them all.

V. Assignment

Direction: Give the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives below.

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE

1. small

2. thin

3. old

4. cold

5. heavy

6. easy

7. strong

8. cheap

9. high

10. busy

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 PREPARED BY: MA. ERICKA T. VALLEJOS

Student-teacher

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