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I.
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
1. Cognitive: Identify describing words.
2. Affective: Value our environment.
3. Psychomotor: Make use of adjectives as describing words.
II.
Subject Matter:
Topic: Adjectives
Reference/s:
Angeles, Evelyn B., 2014. Across borders through language. Araneta Ave.,Quezon
City: Vibal Publishing.
Materials:
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Classroom Rule
Graphic Organizer
Worksheets
Value/s Integration: Environmental Care
III.
Procedure:
A. Daily Routines
 The Teacher will post a copy of Classroom Rules at the board.
 The Teacher will read it first then students will follow.
CLASSROOM RULES
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PARTICIPATING HANDS
LISTENING EARS
QUITE MOUTH
LOOKING EYES
BODY IS QUITE
The Teacher will post 5 pictures of ice cream cone or the score board.
Each cone represents the points of each group.
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Throughout the lesson, every time someone answers from the group the
cone of that group will have an additional cup of ice cream, which
represents their points.
But every time somebody from the group breaks the classroom rules we
will take away a point from that group.
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
GROUP 4
GROUP 5
B. Motivation
 The teacher will post a table on the left side of the board and a list of
different nouns on the right side of the board.
 The table is divided into four categories: Person, Place, Thing, and
Animal.
 Pupils task is to sort out the nouns to their right category.
NOUNS
Clock
Aunt
Florida
Tiger
Target Principal
South Fireman Television
Pole
Lolipop Jungle
Parent
C. Presentation
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The teacher will post a copy of a paragraph on the board.
Pupils will read the paragraph and study the underline words.
The teacher will ask these following questions:
1. Who set out to work in the big yard?
2. Why did Mon shovel the hard soil?
3. What did Mon and I plant?
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4. Why is it good to plant some vegetables in our yard?
5. What are the underline words in the paragraph?
Pupils will read the underlined words in the paragraph.
It was a warm and sunny day. Mon and I set out to work in our big yard. First, we pulled out the
thick weeds. Then we removed the big and small stones. Mon shoveled the hard soil to make it
soft. I made small holes with my finger and planted tiny seedlings. Mon watered the small
seedlings carefully. After that we covered them with big leaves. When our work was finished, we
rested under the shade of a tall tree. Mon and I ate a filling snack of cold juice and delicious
sandwiches.
D. Discussion
 The teacher will introduce adjectives as describing words.
 The teacher will post a table of some examples of adjectives.
These words that are underlined in the paragraph are called adjectives. They describe a noun or
a pronoun. They tell how things look, feel, taste, sound and smell.
LOOK
FEEL
TASTE
SOUND
SMELL
Red
Fat
Pretty
Shiny
Hot
Soft
Smooth
Cold
Sweet
Bitter
Sour
Delicious
Noisy
Soft
Loud
Quite
Smelly
Odorous
Fresh
Pungent
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The teacher will post sentences on the board.
Pupils will read and study the sentences.
The sentences are as follows:
1. The blue flag is up.
2. The cat has a long tail.
3. Mother has a happy face.
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The encircled words are adjectives. They described the underlined words which are nouns. In
these sentences, the adjectives come before the nouns.
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The teacher will post another set of sentences on the board.
Pupils will read and study the sentences.
The sentences are as follows:
1. The boy is tall.
2. The leaves are green.
3. I am sad.
Look at the adjectives. They come after the be-verbs am, is and are. Adjectives may come before
the noun that it describes or after the be–verbs am, is and are.
E. Generalization
 The teacher will post a copy of the generalization of the topic on the
board.
 Pupils will read it with modulated voice.
 Teacher will let the pupils copy this in their notebook together with their
today’s assignment after the whole lesson.
REMEMBER:
Adjectives are words that describe a noun or a pronoun.
Adjectives may come before the noun that it describes or after
the be-verbs am, is and are.
F. Application.
 The teacher will divide the class into 3 groups.
 Each group will create a simple presentation that shows their
understanding of the lesson
 First group will do a simple act or drama.
 Second group will do a poster and explain their work.
 Lastly, the third group will create a jingle or cheer.
 This activity is for 10-15 minutes only.
G. Evaluation
 Each pupil will be given out a quiz paper.
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Name: _____________________________________________________
Part A: Underline the ADJECTIVES in the sentences below.
1. Annie is my best friend.
2. Cathy is a pretty girl.
3. A white rabbit hopped into the yard.
4. Australia is a beautiful place.
5. Put all your toys in a pink basket.
6. Do not touch the wet paint.
7. Tom is reading a scary book.
8. Jack fixed the broken car.
9. There was a big pumpkin on the porch.
10. Sam got a red car for Christmas.
Part B: Write an adjective on each blank to complete the sentences. Select your
answer from the box.
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Green
Round
Tall
Sweet
White
Sugar is ________________.
Sampaguita is a _____________ flower.
The ball is ______________.
That ____________ tree is narra.
The worms eat the ___________ leaves.
H. Assignments:
Bring a Picture of your favorite cartoon character and list down at least 5 words
that would best describe your favorite cartoon character.