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1. The document is a lesson plan that focuses on teaching students about synonyms, antonyms, and their uses. 2. It includes directions for exercises where students are asked to identify words with the greatest/least intensity, write antonyms for underlined words, and choose synonyms from word banks. 3. The lesson plan covers topics like opposites, synonyms, antonyms, and their applications through guided practice, independent practice, group activities and a quiz.
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- 21. Direction: Place the words in order, write 1 for the word that has the least intensity, degree, or quality, 2 for mid-intensity, degree, or quality, and 3 for the word that has the greatest intensity, degree, or quality. Review
- 23. Motivation
- 24. Lesson Proper
- 25. Reading of Guide Questions 1. What do you call words that have the same meaning? 2. Give a pair of words that have the same meaning.
- 26. Reading of Guide Questions 3. What do you call words that have the opposite meaning? 4. Give a pair of words that have opposite meaning. 5. Why do we need to learn about these words?
- 30. pretty beautiful
- 31. wrong right
- 32. tall short
- 33. big small
- 34. high low
- 35. Direction: Write the opposite word of each underlined words. Guided Pratice
- 36. 1.The trees are low. The buildings are _____.
- 37. 2.The mouse is small. The elephant is ______.
- 38. 3.The jug is new. The cup is _______.
- 39. 4. Ramon is young. Lolo is ________.
- 40. 5. The man is rich. Lola is ______.
- 41. Direction: Write the synonym for the underlined words. Choose your answer from the box. Guided Pratice
- 43. 6. She is a cute girl. She is a ______girl. pretty
- 44. 7. The house is neat. The house is _______. clean
- 45. 8.They are angry. They are_________. mad
- 46. 9.The kids are quiet. The kids are ________. silent
- 47. 10. Arnel is smart. Arnel is _________. intelligent
- 48. Direction: Read the sentences. Write the antonyms of the underlined word on the blank. Choose the answer from the words in the box. Independent Practice Board Work
- 49. bad few cold Independent Practice Word Bank thin old
- 50. Generalization
- 53. Generalization
- 56. Direction: Underline the opposite words used in the sentences. Application Group Activity
- 58. FOR LISTENING!