This English lesson plan aims to teach 5th level students the correct use of quantifiers like some, any, a lot of, many, and much with countable and uncountable nouns. It explains the difference between countable and uncountable nouns and shows which quantifiers can be used with each type of noun in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. Examples are provided like "We bought some combs" and "There is not much shampoo to wash my hair". A YouTube link is included to help teach the topic.

1. ENGLISH LESSON PLAN
FOR 5TH LEVEL AT PUCE SD
TOPIC: COUNT & NON COUNT NOUNS / QUANTIFIERS
AIM: LEARN THE CORRECT USE OF QUANTIFIERS FOR
COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS IN ENGLISH.

2. COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.
 QUANTIFIERS

3. COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE
NOUNS

4. QUANTIFIERS
QUANTIFIERS COUNT NOUNS NON – COUNT NOUNS
SOME (+) (?) Affirmative Statements Affirmative Statements
Questions Questions
ANY (-) (?) Negative Statements Negative Statements
Questions Questions
A LOT OF (?) (+) (-) Affirmative Statements Affirmative Statements
Negative Statements Negative Statements
Questions Questions
MANY (-) (?) (+) Affirmative statements X
Negative Statements
Questions
MUCH (-) (?) X Negative Statements
Questions

5. EXAMPLES
 Some
We bought some combs. Did you buy some combs?
Any
I don’t need any sugar.
Mike doesn’t want any razor. Do you need any nail files?
 A lot of
They have a lot of combs on the dresser.
Do you need a lot of sugar for the cake?
I don’t have a lot of clothes in my closet.
Many
There are many students in Janet’s class.
The store doesn’t have many toothbrushes, to choose one.
Does Fred have many razors?
Much
There is not much shampoo to wash my hair.
Is there much toothpaste in the bathroom?

6. USE OF A LINK TO TEACH
COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE
NOUNS
∗ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZcC7x-SefA&feature=end