March 9, 2018
Lesson Plan in English V
Lesson Questions:
1. What are the good characteristics of the main characters?
2. What are the weak characteristics of the main characters?
Applicable Grade:
Grade V
Lesson Overview: In this language lesson, students analyze passage from E.B white Charlottes Web and they will identify the adjectives that characterize the main characters of the story. Then, students will be able to design character map. They will also answer the questions by describing the characters in the game called “Game kana ba”.
Length of Lesson:
One Hour
Learning Competencies:
EN3LC- IIF-h-2.8 Make simple inferences about thoughts and feelings based from texts viewed or listened to.
Instructional Objectives:
Students will:
1. Use character map to
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Charlotte B. Wilbur C. Fern D. Templeton
Group B A lovable pig who lives in the barn
A. Charlotte B. Wilbur C. Fern D. Templeton
Group C
A little girl in this story who ever save Wilbur from slaughter
A. Charlotte B. Wilbur C. Fern D. Templeton
Group D
A rat who like to collect all things
A. Charlotte B. Wilbur C. Fern D. Templeton
6. Each group will fill out a character map in a manila paper.
7. The answer of the questions will be their main character and the students will describe it on what is being asked in the character map.
Work on the character Chart Below. Write the information needed in the chart.
Main Character Appearance what the characters look like Attitude what they feel Articulation what they say Action what they do Good Character traits that you can describe
1. Ex: Charlotte
8. After the students answered what is being asked in the character chart, Students will present their work in front of the class.
Wrap-up
Playing an adjective by “Looking Glass Self”
1. Let the students prepare long bond paper, scotch tape, and pentel
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