A Lesson Plan in English For Grade 7 by Kate Angela Cuevas
A Lesson Plan in English For Grade 7 by Kate Angela Cuevas
A Lesson Plan in English For Grade 7 by Kate Angela Cuevas
I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to perform the
following tasks with 75% accuracy:
a. Topic:
Adjectives
b. Reference:
Photograph by Katy Barber
http://www.gingersoftware.com/content/grammar-
rules/adjectives/adjectives/
c. Materials:
Manila paper, pictures, box
d. Value Integration:
Cooperation, Love for Parents
B. Motivation
Present a picture in front of the class:
C. Presentation
(Students will read the poem.)
This is my mother
lifting her hair long
like a low whistle
off her neck
These are her fingers
caught in the tangles
of brown and gold caught in
silver earrings
This is my father
reaching through the lens
to touch the edge
of a new family
to touch her opening belly
under her full dress
This is existing
before I exist
This is me growing up
against their lives
him watching for a sharp
breath from her looking out
onto the border of birth
this is bumping us into three
Questions:
1. Who is the speaker in the poem?
2. What is he/she talking about?
3. Do you think the parents love their child?
4. Do you think the child loves her parents? Why?
Why not?
D. Discussion
Today we will discuss another part of speech which is
the adjective.
E. Application
Now that you all know what an adjective is, let us
apply what you’ve learned. Inside the box I’m holding
are photographs. I will give each one of you a picture
and you will write a two-stanza poem about it. You
are given 10 minutes to do it. Do you understand?
F. Generalization
(I will ask a student to generalize what they’ve learned
for today.)
IV. Evaluation
Identify the correct adjectives to be used in a given sentence. Choose the
letter of the correct answer.
1. They live in a _____house. I feel jealous every time I look at it.
A. Deep
B. Beautiful
C. Ugly
a. Cold
b. Icy
c. Hot
a. Sweet
b. Spicy
c. Sour
4. She wore a/an _____ dress at the party. Everybody was laughing.
a. Iconic
b. Simple
c. Ugly
a. Meaningless
b. Meaningful
c. Formal
V. Assignment
(Ask students to read about the Order of Adjectives at the school library and
write what they’ve researched in a ½ sheet of paper.)