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English 6 Lesson Plan: Prefixes

The document is a daily lesson plan from Pio del Pilar Elementary School for English 6 on February 19, 2020. The lesson plan focuses on inferring the meaning of borrowed words using context clues with prefixes. Students will learn about prefixes such as un-, in-, dis-, im-, and ir- and their meanings. They will complete activities identifying prefixes in words and sentences. The lesson includes guided practice matching prefix meanings and examples, as well as an independent practice crossword puzzle activity.

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English 6 Lesson Plan: Prefixes

The document is a daily lesson plan from Pio del Pilar Elementary School for English 6 on February 19, 2020. The lesson plan focuses on inferring the meaning of borrowed words using context clues with prefixes. Students will learn about prefixes such as un-, in-, dis-, im-, and ir- and their meanings. They will complete activities identifying prefixes in words and sentences. The lesson includes guided practice matching prefix meanings and examples, as well as an independent practice crossword puzzle activity.

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Pio del Pilar Elementary School

Daily Lesson Plan in English 6


4TH QUARTER WEEK 5 DAY 3
FEBRUARY 19, 2020

Content Standard:The learner demonstrates understanding that words are composed of


different parts to know their meaning changes depending in context.

Performance Standards: The learner uses strategies to decode correctly the meaning of
words in isolation and in context.

I. Learning Competencies/ Objectives:


1. Infer meaning of borrowed words using context clues -Prefixes. (EN6V-Iva-
12.4.1.3)
2. Show openness to criticism. (EN6A-Iva-18)
3. Participate actively in class discussions.

II. Content: Inferring Meaning of Borrowed Words Using Context Clues – Prefixes

III. Learning Resources:


Reference: Distance Learning Program(DLP) in English, Module 6 – Words with
Affixes-Prefixes, pages 49-58.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gey0Yr6bl9I

Materials: chart, video, crossword puzzle

IV. Procedure

A. Before the Lesson


1. Drill: Pronounce the tongue twister properly.
I thought I thought of thinking of thanking you. (say it 3x)

2. Review: Below are the most common prefixes un-, in-, dis-, im-, and ir-, and
are often used to mean “opposite of” or “not”. Use these prefixes to
complete the thought of the second sentence by supplying the correct word
with the correct prefix. The italicized expressions are clues.
a. The princess couldn’t decide who to marry.
She’s still __________________________.
b. The prince was not attentive to the princess.
The prince was _____________________.
c. The curse was quite not possible to solve.
It seemed _________________________.
d. The queen did not seem to agree with her daughter’s plan.
She wanted to _________ but could not stop her.
e. The prince was not able to satisfy the second witch.
The second witch was _____________________.
3. Motivation: Listen while watching the video. Then, sing with the song on the
second round.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gey0Yr6bl9I

B. During the Lesson


1. Presentation: Read the story. Answer the questions that follow.

It was Benny’s twelfth birthday and the family was preparing a


big celebration for him. While waiting for the guests to arrive,
Benny went to the park to try out his new bicycle. While there
he met misfortune. Another bicycle bumped him at the rear
and Benny was thrown out of his seat right into the path of a
speeding tricycle. Luckily the park administrator had taken
precautions for such incidents. An announcement was made
through the microphone and the first-aid attendants came to
take him to the first-aid station. We found him waiting for us at
the anteroom whiling away his time with the microscope.
Benny’s injuries were not serious and the birthday celebration
did not have to be postponed.

Who was celebrating his twelfth birthday?


What happened to him when he tried out his new bicycle?
How did the park administrator take precautions for such incidents?

2. Discussion: Read the italicized words taken from the paragraph.


bicycle tricycle microphone microscope
misfortune precautions anteroom
What are placed before each word?
What does each syllable mean?
What do you call these words?

Note further that these syllables come at the beginning of the base word.
These syllables are called prefixes. From the examples given, words can be
formed through the use of prefixes. You can get the meaning of the word when
you know the meaning of the prefix and the base word is familiar to you.

The most common prefixes un-, in-, dis-. im-, and ir-, are often used to mean
“opposite of” or “not”.

Examples:
impatient discomfort irresponsible unlike
illogical immature illegal disalign
Study the table below. It gives you examples of three of the most affixes, number,
quantity,
time.

Prefix Meaning Example


Number mono One monograph
bi two bipeds
tri three triangle
multi many multipurpose
poly many polychrome
quantity super great superstar
mega huge megamall
macro whole, big macroeconomics
micro tiny microorganism
mini small minigrocery
Time ante before Anteroom
pre before Prewar
post after Posttest
ex former Ex-mayor
retro back retroactive

3.Guided Practice:
A. Match each word with each meaning. Write the number of the word by its meaning.
1. increase _____ to become larger
2. decrease _____ to become smaller

3.indirect _____ direct again


4. redirect _____ not direct

5.inflate _____ to let out air


6.deflate _____ to blow air into

B. Use the words above to complete the sentences.


1. When I _________ the tire, it will be flat.
2. To make more soup, __________ the amount of water.
3. Nick took an ______________ route to school.
4. If you are lost, a police officer can _________ you.
5. Here are twenty balloons to _________ for the party.
6. The price of shirts will _________ during the big sale.

3. Group Activity: (Five minutes Activity)

Group 1: Write Me a Poem

Group II – Sing Me Gently

Group III- Complete Me

4. Independent Practice: Answer the crossword puzzle.


8
incorrect
ashore
unclear
renew
prepay
imperfect
dislike
mistreat 1 7

2 6

Direction: Match the words in the word box with their definitions below. Write them
In their correct places in the puzzle.
ACROSS DOWN
1. pay before 5. not like
2. treat wrongly 6. not perfet
3. not correct 7. make new again
4. not clear 8. on shore

C. After the Lesson


1. Generalization:
A prefix is a syllable or syllables placed at the beginning of a base word.

A base word is a word that can stand on its own. It cannot be divided into two
smaller
parts and still retain its meaning.

The meaning of a word can be figured out by putting together the meaning of its
prefix
and the base word.

2. Evaluation:
Read the story. Use the prefixes in the word box to write the missing prefixes.

Un tele dis re mis

STAR TRIP

As usual, the little prince of Mars sat infront of his big-screen 1 vision.

“This life is very 2 interesting”, he thought. Just then, he heard a knock at


the

door. A messenger handed him a 3 gram. “There must be some 4 take”,

Said the Little Prince. But when he opened the envelope, he was surprised. The

5 happy frown on his face 6 appeared. He was going on a trip to the

Stars! The Little Prince was 7 certain what to pack. He dashed for his

8 scope and magic crystal kit. He packed and 9 packed his Star travel

bag until everything fit. Someday, he would 10 turn to his own planet, but
then, he was ready for an adventure in the stars.

V. Assignment:
Give 5 words with prefixes and use them in sentences. Write your sentences in ½ sheet
of paper to be passed tomorrow.

Prepared by: Checked by:

JENNIFER R. LOVINO JENNY D. SANTOS


Teacher II MT-II

Noted by:

ROSANA G. RAMOS MYRNA G. SORIANO


Principal III PSDS

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