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English-3-.-DLP-Q1-Week-6-Day-3 - Maybellle M. Oghuis
English-3-.-DLP-Q1-Week-6-Day-3 - Maybellle M. Oghuis
Day 3
I. Objective:
At the end of this lesson, the pupils are expected to:
II. Content:
Topic: Plural Forms of Frequently Occurring Irregular Nouns
Introduction: In this lesson, the learners will develop their English
language skills. Every language has a grammar, a set of rules
governing the usage and meaning. Like how to form the plural
of regular and frequently occurring irregular nouns.
There are some common types of irregular plural nouns
that occur and some words simply have no plural form at all.
While it is useful to memorize the common irregular plurals for
many words you simply have to know and understand that it’s
an irregular plural.
References:
Curriculum Guide: MELCS 2020
Textbook: “ What are Irregular Plurals” Brian P. Cleary
Internet:
htpps://grammar.yourdictionary.com/grammar-rules[and-
tips/irregular-plurals.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYjI}N4fA
Materials: charts, PowerPoint presentation
III.Procedure:
Preliminaries (Preparation, Setting of Classroom Standards, Drills, Spelling)
The teacher prepares the class by singing a class song, etc.
Setting Classroom Rules and Standards
Spelling Drill:
(Say the word. Then use it in a sentence and say it again.) Finally,
pupils write the word on their answer sheets).
1. irregular
2. regular
3. classroom
4. children
5. rule
A. ELICITATION:
Answer Key
1. B 2. B 3. B 4. C. 5. A
B. ENGAGEMENT:
Motivation
Are you familiar with the Irregular Plural Song?
If you are not familiar with that song, let us watch the video, and after
that you will be singing that song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?y=bYjdIN4fA
( Pupils will watch the video and sing a song with enthusiasm)
Presentation
Today, we will learn the use of the plural form of Frequently
Occurring Irregular Nouns.
C.EXPLORATION
Directions: Give an example of irregular plural nouns based on the
song you sing.
( Pupils will answer: More than one
Foot is Feet
Tooth is Teeth
Goose is Geese
Man is Men
Child is Children
Person is People
Woman is women
Mouse is Mice
Die is Dice
D. EXPLANATION
Guided Practice:
Directions: Divide the class into (3) groups. Each group will select a leader
to lead in working the group activities.
Group I: Read the irregular nouns below and change each into
Plural form. Write your answer on the blank.
Group III. Read the selection. Circle the irregular plural nouns that
you encounter.
Ans. Key
lives geese feet fungi deer fish
E. ELABORATION:
Generalization:
Application:
Direction: Write the correct irregular plural of noun to
complete the sentence on the blank provided.
_______1. The pond was full of ( fishes, fish ).
_______2. The ( child, children) went to see a movie.
_______3. Three blind ( mouse, mice ) is a nursery rhyme.
_______4. We saw three ( sheep, sheeps) in the Manila Zoo.
_______4. Jack went to the dentist and got all of his ( teeth, tooth )
checked.
Answer Key:
1. fishes 2. children 3. mice 4. sheep 5. teeth
IV. EVALUATION:
Directions: Identify the singular noun in each sentence and change it
to its plural form. Write the correct plural noun to correct
the sentence.
V. EXTENSION:
Reinforcement
(To be given to learners who obtained 4-5 scores in the
evaluation)
Directions: Rewrite each sentence below with the correct plural
noun.
1. Patrick has two ______( child ) aged two and eight.
2. My friend is five ______( foot ) and three inches tall.
3. Eagles fly alone, but _____( sheep ) flock together.
4. Deer and _____ ( mouse ) are still found in the forest.
5. I can see three old _____ ( woman ) walking across the street.
Answer Key:
Remediation
(For learners who got 0-3 scores in the evaluation)
Directions: Complete the sentences below with the plural form of the
word inside the parenthesis.
Answer key:
1. children 2. Shelves 3. Loaves 4. Calfs 4. Persons
Teacher I Polanco II
Designation District