PROCEDURES Teacher’s Activity PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES Prayer Classroom Management a. Motivation Good morning, Class! Are you ready? That’s great! I’m glad to hear that. Today, we’re going to have a great journey to learning. So, to guide us with our journey, I’ve prepared here a list of our activities for today. Let’s all read… Alright! Just to inform you, I got a message from Detective Conan and he’s asking for help to complete the broken messages he received from Ran. Are you willing to help Conan? If yes, give me a “Dream Dad” clap. (message alert tone) Oh! Look what I’ve got! A message from Conan. This is the content of the Message. You may have heard people say these from time to time. I know you can answer them all. 1. _______ is to believe. 2. It is better ______ than to receive. So, who can answer the first one? Do you agree with his answer? Brilliant! Again, what’s your answer? How about the next one? Who has another idea? Is that the final answer of the group? Do you also agree that it is better to give than to receive? Why do you say so? The teacher will facilitate in processing the message/ passage. Congratulations! You were able to complete the message. Young detectives like you deserve an awesome clap. Let’s do this! Now, we are ready to send the completed message to Detective Conan. (message sent) Going back to our learning stations, let’s begin with “eyes on me” station. Based on your answers to see and to give, what is common to them? Exact observation! b. Presentation of the lesson Speaking of “TO”, we will deal on infinitive. c. Lesson Proper Infinitive… Thank you. Let’s discover more about infinitive through your answers earlier. So these are. You mentioned earlier that the word TO makes them similar and now, focus yourselves on the second word. What can you observe? And how do you consider the second word in each answer? Do you agree class? And what is a verb? Exactly! That’s the simplest description of what a verb is. And it is written in what form of the verb? Combining all your answers, how do we form infinitive/s? Brilliant! Infinitive can be easily recognized because of “TO + VERB”. See, that’s how easy to identify infinitive. Is that clear? Let’s take a look one more time at the completed messages, aside from your answers earlier, will you identify or name the remaining infinitives? Very good! It is an indication that you are indeed keen observers. So, let’s move on with our next learning station, which is THE VOICE. You’re very lucky! I’ve invited an American Pop Rock Band- MAROON 5 just for you. The teacher will flash the lyrics of the song “PAYPHONE by Maroon 5” The pupil will identify and encircle the infinitives present in the song Let’s begin! Very good! You were able to identify correctly the infinitives present on the lyrics of the song. But wait, take a look at this: TO ME Why did you not encircle it if starts with Precisely! This is what I love in this class. You exercise very well your critical thinking skills. It is called a PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE. Based from the phrase TO ME, how do we form it? Right! Take a look at this example: ▪I go to school to learn. Which is the infinitive in the sentence? | Pupils’ Activity Good morning too, Ma’am! Yes, Ma’am! Learning Stations: -Eyes On Me -The Voice - Sharpen Your Skill -Pen power Yes, Ma’am. (“Dream Dad” clap) TO SEE is to believe. Yes, Ma’am. TO SEE is to believe. It is better TO GIVE than to receive None, Ma’am Yes, Ma’am Yes, Ma’am It is because you’ll be more blessed in giving. You can be able to share your blessings and be a blessing to others as well. (awesome clap) It is the word TO that makes them similar. An infinitive is the TO form of a verb -TO GIVE -TO SEE The second word in each of the answer is considered a VERB Yes, teacher. Verb is an action word It is written in the present form or base form, Ma’am To form infinitive/s it must compose of “TO” and a “VERB” in its base form. Yes teacher. TO RECEIVE -TO BELIEVE (The pupils will identify the infinitives based from the lyrics of the song) To call To remember To be To picture To make To try Yes, it starts with TO but the second word is a PRONOUN. TO plus PRONOUN/ NOUN makes a prepositional phrase. The infinitive in the sentence is TO LEARN. The prepositional phrase in the sentence is TO SCHOOL (Answers may vary) - I don’t know how to swim. |