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Lesson Plan for English 4: Adverbs

This document is a lesson plan for Grade 4 English focusing on adverbs of time, place, and manner. It includes objectives, subject matter, procedures for classroom activities, and evaluation methods. The plan emphasizes Filipino culture through the use of a video and encourages student engagement through various interactive activities.
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Lesson Plan for English 4: Adverbs

This document is a lesson plan for Grade 4 English focusing on adverbs of time, place, and manner. It includes objectives, subject matter, procedures for classroom activities, and evaluation methods. The plan emphasizes Filipino culture through the use of a video and encourages student engagement through various interactive activities.
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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division of Zambales
Municipality of San Marcelino
SAN RAFAEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
106956

Lesson Plan in ENGLISH 4


ON CLASSROOM OBSERVATION TOOL

I. Objectives:
1. Recognize adverbs (Adverbs of Time, Place, Manner)
2. Identify adverbs used in a sentence
3. Complete the given sentence using adverbs
II. Subject Matter: Identifying Adverbs (Adverbs of Time, Place and
Manner)
References: English 4 TG p., English 4 LM p.
MELCs in English 4
Materials: PowerPoint, laptop, speaker, video Learning
Activity Sheets
Values Integration : promotion of Filipino culture
III. Procedure:
A. Preparatory Activities
1. AWAD
felicitate- fe·lic·i·tate
/fəˈlisəˌtāt/
Verb
Meaning: congratulate
The award winner was felicitated by the cultural association.

2. Drill: Fill in the blanks with “when,” “where” or “how.”


1. Do you know I can buy fresh milk?
2. Is this the place where you left your bag?
3. are we going to Grandma’s house?
4. I don’t know to make
5. My dad works at the pharmacy we buy our
medicines.
6. Do you know to bake cookies?
3. Review:
Choose the correct verb that agrees with the subject to
complete each sentence.
1. Bernard (want, wants) to be a teacher.
2. Maricris and Gina (dance, dances) gracefully.
3. One of the patients who checked out of the hospital (is,
are) a Covid 19 survivor.

Address: San Rafael, San Marcelino, Zambales


Email Address: 106956@[Link]
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division of Zambales
Municipality of San Marcelino
SAN RAFAEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
106956

4. Many parents (prefer, prefers) modular distance learning


than face to face classes in the new normal.
5. We (follow, follows) physical distancing practices for our
safety.

B. Lesson Proper
1. Motivation
Present a video to the class -Kalesa by Loboc Childre’s Choir
([Link] Have the
pupils watch the video and answer the following questions:
What is the video all about? Are you familiar with the song?
What is the title of the song? (The teacher gives background
information about the “kalesa”.)
The teacher explains that the “kalesa “is part of Filipino
culture that reflects the Filipino people’s artistry with
the kalesa’s colorful design.
The kalesa is also part of Philippine history for it was the
means of transportation during the Spanish regime.
Where did the Loboc Children’s Choir perform?
What can you say about their performance? Do they sing
sweetly? Did they dance gracefully? How did they dance
throughout the song? Did they move fast or slowly?

2. Presentation
Have pupils read the following sentences.
1. Loboc Children’s Choir travelled across different
countries.
2. They performed well on stage with their song “Kalesa”.
3. They sang sweetly and danced gracefully during their
performance.
4. “Kalesa“ is a song with different tempo. Some parts have
to be sung moderately while other parts of the song
have to be sung fast.
5. I hope to watch them perform soon.

3. Discussion
Have you noticed the underlined words in each sentence?
What do you call these words?
Let’s analyse each sentence. In sentence 1, Where did Loboc
Children’s Choir travel? ( across different countries) What
word answers the question where?
What word does it describe in the sentence?

Address: San Rafael, San Marcelino, Zambales


Email Address: 106956@[Link]
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division of Zambales
Municipality of San Marcelino
SAN RAFAEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
106956

In sentence 2, how did the choir perform? What word answers


the question how? (well) What word does it describe?
How about in sentence 3, how did they sing and dance?
What words answer the question how? (sweetly and
gracefully)
What words do they describe? (sing and dance)
In number 4, how are some parts of the song sung?
(moderately and fast) What word do they describe?
(sung)

Have pupils study the chart below.


Kinds of Adverb Answers the Word it modifies
question
Adverb of place Where (across Verb (travel)
different countries)

Adverb of time When (soon) Verb (perform)


Adverb of manner How (sweetly, Verb (sing)
gracefully) Verb ( dance)

C. Generalization
What have you learned from our discussion?
What are adverbs?
What kind of adverbs have we studied
today? Can you define each?

Address: San Rafael, San Marcelino, Zambales


Email Address: 106956@[Link]
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division of Zambales
Municipality of San Marcelino
SAN RAFAEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
106956

D. Group Activity- Let’s Act it Out


1. Group pupils into 3.
2. Group 1 will be given verbs or action words written on
colored papers.
3. Group 2 will be given adverbs also written on colored
papers.
4. Have pupils pair the adverb with the verb it modifies.
5. One pupil from group 3 will join them to act it out.
E. Fixing Skill
Directions: Fill in the blanks with suitable adverbs (adverbs of
manner, place and time). Choose the answer from the box. Write
the answer on your answer sheet.

correctly Upstairs yesterday

accurately Outside soon

sweetly downstairs later

inside

1. He cleaned the carpet .


2. He aimed and hit the target.
3. She got the first prize because she sang .
4. Allan answered the Math equation and won the
competition.
5. Aling Lolita cleaned all the rooms .
6. She left the garbage bag the gate.
7. She took all the clothes the house before it rains.
8. I will call you .
9. , all my hopes and dreams will come true!
10. He walks carefully.

IV. Evaluation
Directions: Read the sentences carefully. Underline the adverbs and
identify whether it is an adverb of time, place or manner.
1. Mila joyously watched the firework.
2. The people in the mosque pray silently.
3. The Grade 4 pupils walk quietly along the corridor.
4. Nilda cheerfully approached the principal.
5. The children walk to school early in the morning.
Address: San Rafael, San Marcelino, Zambales
Email Address: 106956@[Link]
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division of Zambales
Municipality of San Marcelino
SAN RAFAEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
106956

V. Assignment
Directions: What are your plans for the future? Can you imagine yourself
10 years from now? Construct a simple paragraph about your hopes
and plans for your future self. Use the adverb of time, place and manner
in relaying your plans.

Prepared by:

JIEVIENIELL UJIENNE MIRASOL MONTEALEGRE


Teacher I

Address: San Rafael, San Marcelino, Zambales


Email Address: 106956@[Link]

Common questions

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Adverbs of manner like 'sweetly' and 'gracefully' in the examples enhance descriptive quality by specifying how actions are performed, providing additional layers of meaning and enriching the imagery of actions. For instance, saying the choir sang 'sweetly' adds an emotional tone and qualitative assessment to the action of singing, creating a vividly detailed description .

The lesson plan incorporates cultural elements by using the 'Kalesa' song performed by the Loboc Children's Choir. The kalesa, a traditional Filipino horse-drawn carriage, is an integral part of Philippine culture and history. This integration helps students relate to the material by connecting the grammar lesson with cultural content that reflects Filipino artistry and historical context .

The lesson uses visual, auditory, and kinesthetic instructional strategies such as presenting a video performance (auditory and visual), conducting group activities with action (kinesthetic), and engaging students in discussion and a Q&A session for analytical reinforcement (visual and verbal) to cater to different learning styles .

Grouping students for activities is effective because it encourages collaboration and active participation, allowing students to learn from each other through interaction. In this lesson plan, students are divided into groups to match verbs with appropriate adverbs and act them out, which reinforces their understanding of adverb usage in a dynamic and engaging way .

The lesson plan's use of a video complements the teaching of grammar by providing a concrete example that illustrates the use of adverbs in context. Watching the performance of the Loboc Children's Choir allows students to hear and visualize how adverbs of manner affect the portrayal of actions and enhance comprehension through a real-life application of the grammar topic .

The assignment section asks students to construct a paragraph about their future plans using adverbs of time, place, and manner. This task reinforces learning by prompting students to apply their understanding of adverbs in expressing their personal outlook and future visions, thereby practicing sentence construction with the newly learned adverb types in a relevant context .

By mixing grammar learning with cultural exploration, the lesson plan aims to develop cognitive skills such as critical thinking and cultural awareness. Engaging with content that reflects real-world cultural elements promotes understanding of context, enhances memory retention through meaningful connections, and encourages students to analyze the role of language within their cultural heritage .

Teachers might face challenges such as varying student comprehension levels and managing class engagement during group activities. These can be addressed by employing differentiated instruction strategies to cater to diverse learning needs and ensuring clear instructions and roles are given for group tasks to maintain organization and focus. Visual aids and adjusted pacing can also support comprehension .

The lesson plan encourages student engagement and participation through various interactive methods such as Q&A sessions following the video, group activities where students pair verbs with adverbs and act them out, and exercises that require students to fill in blanks with suitable adverbs. These approaches maintain interest and require active involvement from the students .

The primary categories of adverbs taught in the lesson plan are adverbs of time, place, and manner. Adverbs of time specify when an action occurs, adverbs of place indicate where an action occurs, and adverbs of manner describe how an action is performed. Each type modifies the verb in a sentence by adding details about the time, location, or manner of the action .

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