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    Detailed Lesson Plan in English Grade 7

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    The document outlines a detailed lesson plan for teaching types of nouns to 7th grade English students. It includes objectives to define nouns and identify different types. A game called "First to the front" will motivate students and review past lessons. Rules are set and points will reward participation. Sample sentences are provided to identify underlined nouns. A discussion defines nouns and notes they name people, places, animals, things, and ideas. Nouns can be subjects, objects, or objects of prepositions. Different types of nouns will also be covered.

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    The document outlines a detailed lesson plan for teaching types of nouns to 7th grade English students. It includes objectives to define nouns and identify different types. A game called "First to the front" will motivate students and review past lessons. Rules are set and points will reward participation. Sample sentences are provided to identify underlined nouns. A discussion defines nouns and notes they name people, places, animals, things, and ideas. Nouns can be subjects, objects, or objects of prepositions. Different types of nouns will also be covered.

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    Detailed Lesson Plan in English Grade 7

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    Detailed Lesson Plan in English Grade 7

    I. OBJECTIVES:

    At the end of the discussion, the students are expected to;

     Define what is noun,


     Identify the different types of nouns; and

    II. SUBJEJCT MATTER

    TOPIC : Types of nouns

    MATERIALS : Power point Presentation,

    LEARNING COMPETENCY : CS_EN11/12A-EAPPa-d-5

    III. PROCEDURE

    Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


    A. Preliminary Activities
     Prayer
     Checking of Attendance
     Reviewing the past lesson
     Setting of Rules

    Did you study your lesson last night? Yes, we do!


    Wow, very good!
    Will you tell me what was our lesson yesterday
    then? Our lesson yesterday is all about verb.
    Yes, Jean?
    Very good!
    Then what is verb?
    Mariel? Verb is an action words ma'am.
    Good!
    Now who can you give me an example of
    sentence using the verb eat. The monkeys eat the banana.
    Yes, Angel?
    Perfect!

    B. Motivation
    Do you know the game “First to the front Yes, we do!
    "children?

    Nice to hear that, class.


    This morning we will be energized through this
    game but before you will play, will you tell what
    are the things that you should remember when
    having an activity?
    (Setting of House Rules) (They will mention the house rules)

    Very good!
    Now that you are familiar with our house
    rules, I want everybody to listen carefully
    because you will not just play, but you also need
    to earn points because at the end of our lesson
    the one who earned the most number of points
    will be given a reward.
    (Plus 10 points will be given to students who are
    participating)
    Let us now begin with our game.
    Are you ready, class? Yes, we are ready!
    Let’s get started then………

    I have here some sentences taken from the


    story that we read yesterday, class.
    (Always remind them of the House Rules)

    Now, will you read the sentences and take note


    of the underlined words.

    a. Jenny is my friend.
    b. His courage won the battle of despondency.
    c. My phone fell into the water basin.
    d. A bunch of flowers.

    C. Presentation of the Lesson Answers may vary.


    So now, our lesson is all about the different types
    of nouns and its usage in the sentence.
    D. Discussion
    What is noun?
    Do you have any idea? Answers may vary.
    Yes, Juliet!
    Very Good!

    It seems like everybody has an idea of what is


    noun is. Furthermore, noun is a word used to
    name a person, place, animals, things, and
    abstract ideas.
    Additionally, nouns can function in a sentence as
    a subject, an object or object of a preposition.

    The next is the different types of nouns


    Who among you here knows about the different
    types of nouns?
    Anyone!
    Yes, Camille!
    Apparently correct!

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