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School: DIRITA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Grade and GRADE 3 POLITE

Section:
Name of Teacher: JOSIAH MICAH J. FAMERONAG Day:
Date: Quarter: 3
Head Teacher: EVABELLE A. OCAMPO Learning English
Area:

Detailed Lesson Plan in


English 3
I. OBJECTIVES Identify the affixes in each word and
their meaning.
II. SUBJECT MATTER A. Topic: Affixes
B. Reference: K-12 English3 Teacher’s
Guide Page 158-160

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
PROCEDUR ACTIVITY
ES
A. ROUTINARY A. Daily Prayer
ACTIVITIES B. Greeting the class
C. Checking the attendance
D. Passing the Assignment
B. REVIEW Before we move on to our next lesson, what (Raise their
did we discussed yesterday? hands)

Very good. Homonyms po


Homonyms
Plain-plane po
Can you give an example of Homonyms?

Yes ___(name of student)

Very good
Week – weak po
Another?

Very good.

(The students
Words are formed by combining of letters will listen
C. LESSON simple by adding additional letters or syllables carefully)
PROPER before or after a word and the meaning will be
change.
Its call Affixes.

Say it again. AFFIXES


AFFIXES.
Affixes are the letters and/or syllables added at
the beginning or at the end of the base word.
Examples of suffixes are -or, -ly, -ful, -less, un-,
im-, re-.
Affixes are classified into two:
The prefix and the suffix

The prefixes are an affix which is placed


before a base word. When a prefix is added to (The students
a base word, a new word with a new meaning will listen
is formed. carefully)

Here some of examples:


Yes, Ma’am.

Prefixe Base New meaning


s words word s

un- +happy unhappy not happy

im- +perfect imperfect not


perfect
ex- +preside expreside former
nt nt
non- +sense nonsense no
meaning
re- +write rewrite write
again

Prefixes Meanings Examples:

mis- Wrong misunderstanding


pre- before pretest
im-/in not imperfect/incorrect
dis-/un- not dislike/unreal
re- again replay
under- lower/less undergraduate
Do you understand the Prefixes kids?
Okay
Let’s move on Suffixes Yes, Ma’am.

The Suffixes are an affix which is placed after


a base word. When a suffix is added to a base
word, a new word with a new meaning is
formed. (The students
will listen
Example are: carefully)

Based suffixe New meanings


word s word

teach +er teacher One who


teach

beauty +ful beautiful Good-


looking

power +ful powerful Having


great
power

measur +able measurabl Capable of


e e
fresh +ness freshness State or
quality

Everyone does you understand the Suffixes? Yes, Ma’am.

Okay let’s try this activity.

(The students
D.GENERALIZATION Read the phrases and underline the word with participate)
affixes

1. First visitor
2. Would collectively help
3. More closely
4. We take a pretest Okay po, Ma’am.
5. Impossible magic
(The students
will proceed on
IV.APPLICATION the activity)
Add an affix to each word.
1. Read
2. Act
3. Manager
4. Write
5. Assign
6. Like
7. Kind
8. Polite
9. Behave
10.stand

EVALUATION:

Direction: Add affix to base word to form a new word.

1. Responsible
2. Slow
3. Possible
4. Late
5. Comfort
6. Known
7. Develop
8. Love
9. Hope
10.thank

Prepared by:

JOSIAH MICAH J. FAMERONAG


Teacher

Observed by:

EVABELLE A. OCAMPO
School Head

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