Detailed Lesson Plan in English 3

I. OBJECTIVES Use the positive, comparative and

superlative degrees of regular and
irregular adjectives.
II. SUBJECT MATTER A. Topic: Degrees of Comparison of regular
and Irregular Adjectives.
B. Reference: K-12 English 3 Teacher’s Guide
Page 234-236

C. Instructional Materials: Laptop,

Power point presentation, monitor, chalk and
board, pictures, Bluetooth speaker, activity
charts, activity sheets and paper.
III. TEACHING TEACHER’S ACTIVITY LEARNER’S
PROCEDURE ACTIVITY
S
A. ROUTINARY A. Daily Prayer
ACTIVITIES B. Greeting the class
C. Checking the attendance
D. Passing the Assignment
B. REVIEW Before we move on our next lesson, what did we Adjectives po
discussed yesterday?
(Raise their hands)

What is an Adjective? Noun is a name of

person, place,
Very good! animal, event or
thing.
Adjectives are words that describe person, things,
animals, places, and events. They tell something
about noun.

Okay, bring your paper and pencil we have a

spelling.

I will say the words and you have to do is write the

spelling.
Ready kids? (The students will
participate)
1. Cloudy
2. Handsome (Raised their hands)
3. Glorious To answer correctly
4. Bright
 5. Straight

Let us check,
Be honest, okay kids.

Who got 5? 4? Very good! (Raised their hands)

C.LESSON PROPER In your family. Yes, Ma’am.

How many Family members are you?
(Student will raise
Okay, have 6, 8, 4 their hands)
And who is the brave? Who is the most kind?
(The students will
Everyone does you have a pencil in your side? How participate)
many?

Yes ___ (name of student) Yes, Ma’am.

Can you please show in the screen?

Thank you. Okay, in your pencil what is the
longest?
This one po ma’am
Very good.
Thank you ___ (name of student)
Yes, Ma’am.
And do you have a book in your side? (The students will
Yes ___ (name of students) participate)

Okay, can you show in your screen. Thank you, This one po ma’am
now what is the thickest in your book?

Very good. Thank you for your effort

Now let us study the degrees of adjectives.

Yes, Ma’am.
What are the Degrees of adjective? It is the word that
Do you have any idea? compare the things,
person and animals
Yes__ (name of student) with another.
Excellent!

The degrees of adjectives are the words we used to (The student will
compare the nouns with another. participate)

Did you know it has three types?

Adjectives have three degrees.
We have positive degree, comparative degree
and superlative degree.

1.POSITIVE DEGREE – describes only one

person, place, or thing without making any
comparison.

Example:

The cake is big.

The tree is tall.

2.COMPARATIVE DEGREE - two person,

things, or places are being compared with
one adjective or verb to show that one has
more quality or quantity of the adjective or Yes, Ma’am.
verb than the other.

Example:

The cake is bigger than the other one.

(the students listen

carefully)

The tree is taller than the other one.

 Yes, Ma’am.

-Add -er to the end of the word.

Examples:

Positive Comparative (The students

degree degree participate)
tall teller
big bigger

3. SUPERLATIVE DEGREE- signifies quality in the

greatest or least degree. Three or more
persons, places, or things are being compared.

Okay po, Ma’am.

Examples:

The cake is the biggest of all.

The tree is tallest of all.

- Add “-est” to the end

of the word.

Examples:

Positive Comparative Superlative

degree degree degree
tall teller tallest
big bigger bigger

Do you understand kids?

Okay, lets talk about the Forming the comparison of
Adjectives.

Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree

Add -er to the Add -est to the

positive degree positive degree
One-syllable
Adjectives examples:
weak-weaker weak-weakest
near- nearer near-nearest

Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree

Change y to i and change y to i

add -er to the and add -est to the
positive degree positive degree
Adjectives
ending in y examples:
happy- happier happy- happiest
pretty- prettier pretty- prettiest
 Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree

Drop e and add -er Drop e and add -est

to the positive degree to the positive
degree

Adjectives examples:
ending in e
late- later late- latest
strange- stranger strange- strangest

Comparative Superlative
Degree Degree

add more or add most or

less to the least to the
positive degree positive
degree
Multi-syllable
adjectives or
more examples:
adjectives
beautiful- beautiful-
ending in -ful
or -less more/less most/least
beautiful beautiful

interesting- interesting-
more/less most/least
interesting interesting

Some adjectives are irregularly compared

Positive degree Comparative Superlative

degree degree
Good better best
bad worse worst
ill worse worst
many more most
much more Most
 little less least
less lesser least

Some one-syllable adjectives with single vowel

before the consonant, form their comparative and
superlative degree by doubling the last letter
before adding -er for comparative and -est for the
superlative degree.

Examples:

Positive Comparative Superlative Yes, ma’am

degree degree degree

mad Madder Maddest

sad Sadder Saddest
fat Fatter Fattest
big bigger biggest

Do you understand kids?

The word than is often used with comparative

adjectives.

Examples:
My umbrella is more colorful than your umbrella.
The weather today is cloudier than yesterday.

IV.GENERALIZATION The word the before an adjective signifies (The students will
superlative degree. proceed on the
activity)
Examples:
She is the smartest in the class.
Tommy is the tallest among the five.

Okay let’s do some activity.

Class, we have here a chart and all of you have to

do is give the missing word of comparative and
superlative in each positive degree to complete the
table.

Positive Comparative Superlative

 degree degree degree
fast
late
bright

I will ask you one by one.

Always remember
Adjectives are words that describe person, things
animal, event, and places.
In comparing adjectives, there are three degrees of (The students will
comparison. proceed on the
activity)
V.APPLICATION
Now, we have learned the three degrees of
adjectives.

On your paper.
Write the adjectives inside bracket in its
comparative and superlative form.

1. Tomas was (old) _______ than Jimmy.

2. Some people think Lisa is
(good)_______ than her sister.
3. Panda bears (loveable) _________
animals.
4. Melinda is the _______ (intelligent)
students in our class.
5. Science is (difficult) _______ than
Math.

EVALUATION:

Direction: Complete the chart.

dark
famous
bad
attractive
succsessful
slow
Prepared by:

Teacher

Observed by:

School Principal