Detailed Lesson Plan
Detailed Lesson Plan
OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard: Demonstrates understanding of the difference between literally and figurative
language.
IV. PROCEDURE
Teacher Student
Okay very good. What are the 4 types of sentences Ma'am the 4 types of sentences are Declarative,
again ? Imperative, Interrogative and Exclamatory.
Little Baby
Megan's sister just had a baby! She is going to go to meet the baby for the first time today.
Megan's sister told her she needed to be as gentle as a lamp to keep the baby safe ! When she
arrived , Megan thought the baby was as cute as a button ! She even got to feed the baby !
Teacher Student
Class can anyone wants to read the context about Little Kaye: Maam let me be the one to read the context.
baby.
(Reading)
Ma'am the meaning of the context is deep.
Okay class what did you observe from the context ?
Ma'am I think the meaning of the context is not literal.
Okay What more ?
What is figurative language ? Kyle can you pls read the Kyle: Yes ma'am , Figurative language is when you
meaning of figurative language. describe something by comparing it to something else.
The words or phrases that are used don't have a literally
Thank you Kyle , So the figurative language don't have a meaning.
literal meaning. There are many types of figurative
language but let me discuss to you the 4 types.
Okay the simile is describing two things using like or as. Jiro: Okay ma'am , Simile is a figure of speech which
For example You were as brave as a lion. Another involves a direct comparison between two unlike things
example is She swims like a dolphin. usually with the words like or as.
Okay
class can you give me more example of simile.
My father is like a carabao
Very Good now we proceed to Metaphor
Kula: okay ma'am, Metaphor compares unlike things
Pls read Kyla without using the words like or as and states the
comparison as if it were a fact.
Thank you Kyle, And the example for this is, You are the
light in my life.
Very Good Kieffher, and now what is personification ? Kieffher: Her voice is music to my ears.
Yes ma'am.
Developing Mastery
Okay class now I prepare some activities for you be Okay ma'am.
able to understand our topic.
___________4. I am absolutely unsure if this school year is safe or not both for the students and faculty
members.
Directions: Identify the figure of speech used in each sentence .( SIMILE , METAPHOR,
PERSONIFICATION, HYPERBOLE )
6. Evaluation Learning
Directions: Match the word according to its meaning in from column A to column B.
Column A
___1. It is used to give an inaminate object or ___5. It is the use of word or phrase beyond its
item a sense of being alive. literal definition to achieve a more complex
meaning or to strengthen it description.
___2. It is used to comapre onething against
another.It compare the likeness of two things Column B
and often feature the words " like or as".
A. Simile
___3. It is a figurative speech which
exaggerates the meaning of a sentence . B. Hyperbole
C. Personification
___4. Is a phrase describing something as
something it is not in reality.It is compare two D. Figurative language
things symbolically.
E. Metaphor
F. Speech
V.GENERALIZATION
Okay class what is our lesson today ? Ma'am its about figurative language.
Very good, What is figurative language again class ? Ma'am figurative language don't have a literal meaning.
Very Good so what are the four types of figurative Ma'am Simile, Metaphor, Personification amd
language that we talked today ? Hyperbole
And now here is your assignment to be passed on the Okay ma'am thank you.
meeting.
VI. ASSIGNMENT
List down five sentences in each figurative language (Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Hyperbole).