Lesson Plan For Final Demo in English 6: WWW - Grammar.ccc - Co

Lesson Plan for Final Demo in English 6

1ST Quarter – School Year 2021-2022

Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the student should be able to:
a. Identify the simple tenses of verbs
b. Construct sentences using the tenses correctly.
c. Appreciate the importance of words using the right tenses of verbs.
Subject Matter:
 Topic: Simple Tenses of the Verb
 References: Skill book in English Grammar and Usage by Eugenio (pp. 52-53)
www.grammar.ccc.co mmnet.edu/grammar/tenses.com
 Materials: Laptop, Pictures, Module

Strategies
Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity
I. Prayer
Good morning class! Good morning Teacher Mariella
Every stand up, for our opening prayer. God my father, I give you today all
that I think and do and say. Our
work and love have fun and play.
Jesus be with me, all through the
II. Greetings days. Amen.
“Good morning Grade 6!

Say Good morning also to our visitors.”
Good morning Teacher Mariella,
Good morning classmate
“Please take your seat.” Good morning Visitors
It’s nice to see you again!
(The students will sit.)

III. Review / Drill Motivation
“How are you today class?”
“Very good! Now, we will have a very interesting game “We’re great Ma’am”
that is connected to our previous lesson”
“This game is called Four Pictures, Guess the word”
“You have to guess the word by using the pictures that

I will show you.”
ENGLISH 6 Page 1 of 7
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“Are you ready?”
(The teacher shows the pictures)
ENGLISH 6 “Yes Ma’am.”
“Very good! The Four Pictures describe the Noting

Details, which is our previous lesson.
Noting Details
Is there anyone who still remember the meaning of
Noting Details?”
Noting Details is a reading
comprehension skill that involves
“Good job!” Now I want you focus on the pictures picking out, from a text, a particular
below, can you describe the pictures that you’ve see?” piece or pieces of information to
achieve a given purpose such as
answering a question in a test.
When one notes details, he keeps a
brief record of
something on a piece of paper.
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“Can you guess, what is our topic for today?
“Very good, it is connected with Simple Tenses of the

verb or Past, Present and Future”
“Let us first define the Verb”

“What is Verb?”
“Very good”
“Simple tenses of the Verb”
Verb are words that show actions while tense is the
form of the verb that shows when the action takes
place.
We have three simple tenses of verb, the Simple Past

tense, Simple Present tense and Simple Future tense.
“Verbs are words that show action

or state of being”
Past: I cleaned my cabinet yesterday.

Present: I clean my bedroom every day.
Future: I will clean my shoe rack later.
Simple Past tense
Simple Past tense is used to talk about a completed

action. It is formed by using the past form of the verb.
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Examples:
I talked to my father yesterday.
My dog barked a while ago.
She ate with me yesterday.
Simple
Present tense
Simple Present tense indicates that an action is

present.
Examples:
It rains a lot in Portland.
I use my motor to get around a town.
The ceremony starts at 9:00am
Simple Future tense
Simple Future tense indicates that an action is in the

future. It is formed by using the helping verb “will” and
the base form of the verb.
Examples:
I will eat lunch with you later.
I will go to my school at 7:00am.
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I will invite my neighbor tomorrow.
“Now let us have an activity, write the answer on our

Google Meet comment box. All you have to do is
construct a sentence according to the placards that I
will show you.”
1. Will
2. Ate
3. Played
4. Listening “Yes Ma’am”
5. Drawing
“Did you enjoy the game?
“Very good class, I know that you are ready.

Get an intermediate pad paper and answer the following
questions”.
1. Present tense - walks

2. Past tense – cooked
3. Future tense – will pour
4. Present tense – bakes
5. Present tense – talk
“Very good everyone, for your Offline activities. You

may continue doing your Module 4 Lesson 2 and
kindly refer to your OTG.”
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“Goodbye Teacher
Goodbye Classmate
“That’s it for today, see you next week. Goodbye Visitors!”
Say Goodbye Visitor also.
Goodbye English 6”
Offline Activity
Lesson 2
What’s In
What is it – Read and Study
What I have learned – Read and take down notes
What I Can Do
Assessment
Additional Activities
COMMENTS/REMARKS:
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Prepared by : MS. MARIELLA MONIQUE HIPOLITO

Demo Teacher
Checked by : MR. ROMMEL BRAVO

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Cooperating Teacher
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Lesson Plan for Final Demo in English 6

1ST Quarter – School Year 2021-2022

Good morning class! Good morning Teacher Mariella

“Good morning Grade 6!

(The students will sit.)

“How are you today class?”

“This game is called Four Pictures, Guess the word”

“You have to guess the word by using the pictures that

“Are you ready?”

(The teacher shows the pictures)

ENGLISH 6 “Yes Ma’am.”

“Very good! The Four Pictures describe the Noting

“Can you guess, what is our topic for today?

“Very good, it is connected with Simple Tenses of the

“Let us first define the Verb”

We have three simple tenses of verb, the Simple Past

“Verbs are words that show action

Past: I cleaned my cabinet yesterday.

Simple Past tense

Simple Past tense is used to talk about a completed

Simple Present tense indicates that an action is

Simple Future tense

Simple Future tense indicates that an action is in the

I will invite my neighbor tomorrow.

“Now let us have an activity, write the answer on our

“Did you enjoy the game?

“Very good class, I know that you are ready.

1. Present tense - walks

“Very good everyone, for your Offline activities. You

Prepared by : MS. MARIELLA MONIQUE HIPOLITO

Checked by : MR. ROMMEL BRAVO

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