Detailed Lesson Plan in English III
Demonstrator:
Critic Teacher:
Time Allotment:
I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:
a. identify the degree of comparison in the sentence;
b. enumerate the three kinds of degree of comparison and;
c. write sentences using the three kinds of degree of comparison.
II. SUBJECT MATTER:
Topic: “Degree of Comparison”
References: K to 12 Curriculum for English 3 (EN3G-IVi-j-5.2)
Instructional Materials: cartolina, entel pen, plastic tape, pictures, envelope.
Methodology:
III. PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity
A. Preparation
a. Opening Prayer
Please stand up for opening prayer. Ashley
please lead the prayer. (Ashley is leading the prayer)
b. Energizer
For our energizer class, let’s sing “When I
Look Up.”
c. Greetings
Good morning class? Good Morning Ma’am.
How are you this morning? We’re fine Ma’am.
That’s great!
d. Checking of Attendance
Alright class who are absent today? No Ma’am.
Very good! Let’s give a round of applause for (Learners are clapping their hands)
the perfect attendance.
e. Recall
Ok! Class, who can remember what was our
last lesson?
Yes, Shairah? Our past lesson Ma’am is all about adjectives.
Very Good!
What is adjectives, Kristoff? Adjectives are words use to describe and give
more information about a noun Ma’am.
Excellent, Kristoff.
B. Motivation
Okay class I have here a pencil. What can say
about the pencil? Rico? Different sizes Ma’am.
Very good! They have different sizes.
Now class based on the pencil that have
different sizes, what do you think is our topic
this morning?
Yes, Sandro? Different size Ma’am.
Okay another idea, Nicole? Big and Small Ma’am.
C. Presentation of topic
Okay class, this morning we are going to
learn about degree of comparison.
D. Discussion
(teacher discusses the topic)
Class degree of comparison are use of
Adjectives when we described a person or a
thing.
Example: tall, taller, tallest
Like in what you have seen in the pencil.
Also class there are three kinds of degree of
comparison.
1. Positive Degree
This is use when we speak only one person or
a thing.
Example: big
The house is big.
Ok! Ashley give an example of a Positive
Degree. The ant is small Ma’am.
Very good!
What else, Sandro? The flower is pretty Ma’am.
Excellent!
Awesome! Ok class I think you understand
the first kind of degree of comparison now
let’s proceed to the second kind of degree of
comparison.
2. Comparative Degree
Used when we compared two people or thing
to end the word. Add “er” to the end of the
word.
Example: bigger
The house is bigger than that one.
Ok! Who can give an example of a “That pencil is taller than that one Ma’am.”
Comparative Degree? Yes, Kristoff?
Very good!
Bravo! Ok, let’s go on to the last kind of
Degree of Comparison.
3. Superlative Degree
This is used when comparing more than two
people or things. Add “est” to the end of the
word.
Example: biggest
This is the biggest house on the street.
Jervie give an example of a superlative My mother is the youngest of them all.
degree.
Excellent Jervie!
Mt. Apo is the highest mountain in the
What else, Nicole? Philippines.
Very Good!
Yes Ma’am.
Ok class, do you understand now our lesson?
Positive degree, Comparative degree and
What are the three kinds of degree of Superlative degree Ma’am.
comparison? Phebe.
Magaling! Since you understand our (The teacher and the pupils do the Magaling
discussion let us all stand up and let’s give a Mahusay Clap)
Magaling Mahusay Clap to everyone.
E. GENERALIZATION
Okay, class, we have something to do. I will
divide you into two groups. Each group
chooses a representative who will then
present their work. What you will do is make
a sentence using the adjectives I give you. Is
that clear? I will give you 5 minutes.
Adjectives: Yes Ma’am
1. tall
2. big
3. happy
4. pretty
5. easier
(correcting their works and announcing the
winner)
F. APPLICATION
Each group will choose a representative to
come in front and get one bondpaper here. In
that paper, there are tasks that you are going
to do. Did you understand?
Direction: Underline the adjective in the Okay Ma’am.
sentence and identify what kind of degree of
comparison is it.
Questions:
Oldest-Superlative
1. Apo Whang-Od is the oldest Bigger-Comparative
mambabatok in the Philippines. Tallest-Superlative
2. My dream is bigger than my fear. Highest-Superlative
3. Burj Khalifa in Dubai has been the Small-Positive
tallest building since 2010.
4. I got the highest grade in the exam.
5. I have a small bag.
Paste your work in the front after answering
it then we will check if your answers are
correct.
(correcting their work
IV. EVALUATION Directions: Complete the table using the Degree of
Comparison.
Positive Comparative Superlative
1. bigger
2. oldest
3. young
4. higher
5. longest
V. ASSIGNMENT
Just study the lesson class we have an oral recitation on the next meeting.
