Lesson Plan

Lesson plan in English 7
Prepared by: Jennifer Catolpos Burato
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the 45 minutes lesson, 75% of the students must be able to:
a. Determine the rules on the degree of comparison.
b. Identify the degree of comparison used in the sentences.
c. Complete the sentence with the appropriate degree of comparison of the
adjectives.
II. SUBJECT MATTER

a. Topic: Degrees of comparison
b. References: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Adjectives-Poem-
4195947 , https://www.englishpractice.com/quiz/degrees-comparison-
worksheet-5/,
English TecFactors book
c. Materials: Book, pictures, flash cards, worksheets
d. Skills: critical thinking, analyzing
e. Values integration: cooperation, self-esteem, optimism, appreciation
III. PROCEDURE
Teaching Hints Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity

A. Preliminary
Activities Good morning class! How’s your Good morning ma’am
1. Greetings morning? Jenn! Fine!
Does it mean that I can expect all of
you active participation? Yes Ma’am!
Good!
2. Prayer Before we begin our class this (The students will recite
morning, let us ask the guidance of the The Lord’s Prayer.)
almighty God and enlighten our mind
in understanding the lesson.
Everybody stand up and let us put
ourselves in the Holy presence of God.
In the name of the Father, the Son and
the Holy Spirit. Amen
3. Classroom (The students will arrange
Management Class, kindly arrange your seats their seats.) No ma’am
properly. Can you see pieces of paper
or plastic on the floor?
That’s good! You can sit down now! Thank you ma’am Jenn
4. Checking of I think you are too few. Where are the
Attendance others? They are absent ma’am.
Oh Aenn kindly check the attendance.
Thank you!
B. Motivation Class, look at the short poem on the (Students will read the
board, I want everybody to read it poem aloud)
together.
What is the poem all about?
Very good! The poem is all about The poem is about
adjectives. adjectives.
C. Review Let us have a short review before we
go to our next lesson. Who wants to
define adjectives?
Adjectives describe nouns
D. Presentation of Very good, this morning we will be or pronouns. They are
the lesson dealing with the degrees of called modifiers.
comparison of adjectives.
E. Presentation of These are our objectives for today’s
objectives discussion.
1. Determine the rules on the
degrees of comparison of
adjectives.
2. Identify the degrees of
comparison use in the sentences.
3. Complete the sentence with the
appropriate degrees of comparison
of adjectives.
F. Lesson Proper Look at the pictures. I have here

papers with a corresponding letter you
will pick a paper and you will construct
a sentence using an adjective. Who
wants to answer?
A. The dog is cute.
B. The baby is adorable..
C. The elephant is big.
Very good students!
In the first sentence the adjective big
is in the positive degree.
But what happens when you
compare the big lion to something
else?
When you compare the big elephant
to another thing, you have to use the
comparative degree. This means that
the word has to change. The elephant is bigger than
But what should we do if we want to the lion.
compare our big elephant with more
than just one other things? What
should we do if we want to compare
our big elephant to….let’s say…. Three
other things?
We would use the adjective in the
superlative degree, and that means
that or word would have to change Elephants are the biggest
again. land animals.
How many syllables does the word
“big” has?
One syllable and some two syllable
adjective form the comparative degree Only one.
by changing the word with –er in the
ending of the word.
Example:
Positive Comparative
Small Smaller
Tall Taller
Pretty prettier
For comparative degree to superlative

degree change the word with –est in
the ending of the word.
Comparative Superlative
Smaller Smallest
Taller Tallest
Prettier prettiest
Some two and three syllables

adjectives form the comparative
degree by adding “more” before the
word.
Example:
Positive Comparative
Clever More clever
beautiful More beautiful
Intelligent More intelligent
For comparative degree to superlative

degree by adding “most” before the
word.
Comparative Superlative
More Clever Most clever
More beautiful Most
beautiful
More Intelligent Most
intelligent
G. Application Identify the degree of comparisons

used in the sentences. Just say positive
degree, comparative degree or
superlative degree if the sentences fall
under one of the three.
1. Baguio City is the coldest city in the
country.
2. Our store sells nice toys. 1. Superlative degree
3. The bag that I bought is cheaper
than my shoes. 2. Positive degree
4. My mother prepares the most
delicious chicken in town. 3. Comparative degree
5. Lions are wild animals.
4. Superlative degree
5.Positive degree
H. Generalization Have you learned something? Yes, Ma’am Jenn

Like what? The three degrees of
comparison the positive
degree, comparative
degree and the superlative.
Very Good!
Now, I will be giving you a paper and
you need to answer it.
IV. Evaluation (10 minutes)
Fill in the blanks with the correct degree of the adjective given in the brackets.
1. Raveena is ……………………… (tall) than her sister.

2. The Alps are the …………………………. (high) mountain ranges in Europe.
3. The test was very ……………………. (easy)
4. The test was ……………………. (easy) than I thought.
5. She is ……………………. (old) than him.
6. Who is the …………………. (tall) man in the world?
7. I can run …………………… than you. (fast)
8. Who is the …………………… runner in the class? (fast)
9. Ravi’s house is as ………………….. (big) as Peter’s house.
10. She took the …………………….. (strong) ropes to tie the bags together.
Complete the table below.
Positive Comparative Superlative

1. Cold
2. Young
3. Difficult
4. Popular
5. Expensive
6. Important
7. Dark
8. Friendly
9. Warm
10. Large

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Lesson plan in English 7

Prepared by: Jennifer Catolpos Burato

II. SUBJECT MATTER

Teaching Hints Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity

F. Lesson Proper Look at the pictures. I have here

For comparative degree to superlative

Some two and three syllables

For comparative degree to superlative

G. Application Identify the degree of comparisons

H. Generalization Have you learned something? Yes, Ma’am Jenn

IV. Evaluation (10 minutes)

1. Raveena is ……………………… (tall) than her sister.

Positive Comparative Superlative

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