This document provides a detailed lesson plan for a Grade 6 English class focusing on identifying adverbs and their different types. The objectives are for students to identify adverbs in sentences and differentiate between types of adverbs. The lesson plan outlines teacher and student activities including a spelling exercise, phonics drill, reading conversation examples to identify adverbs, and explaining the four types of adverbs - time, place, manner, and frequency. Students practice identifying adverbs, their function, and classifying them according to the four types through example sentences.

1. A DETAILED LEASSON PLAN
IN ENGLISH VI
I. OBJECTIVES
Given a conversation, the grade VI pupils should be able:
1. spell the words with an initial letter k;
2. pronounce the words with /s/ and /z/ sound;
3. identify the adverb in the sentences presented;
4. differentiate the different kinds of adverbs;
5. construct sentences using adverbs.
II. SUBJECT MATTER: Identifying Adverb and its Kinds
References: Maria Perpetual Imelda B. Ho
English for a Brighter World VI
Brighthouse Publishing pp. 171 – 176
Girlie Grace S. Desuasido
English Made Easy VI
Cultural Publisher pp. 214 - 221
Materials: power point presentation
Spelling: words with initial letter k
Spelling Strategy: pencil and paper test
Phonics: /s/ and /z/
Phonics Strategy: in poem form
III. PROCEDURE
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY LEARNERS’ ACTIVITY
A. Preliminary
1. Spelling
Bring out your spelling booklet
or ½ sheet of paper lengthwise and
your ball pen because it is spelling
time with initial letter k.
Are you ready class?
Good, listen carefully class
because I will read each word twice
only.
Yes, we are ready teacher!

2. 1. kaleidoscope
 it is a tube containing loose bits
of colored materials and two
mirrors at one end that shows
many different patterns as it is
turned
2. kangaroo
it is any various large leaping
marsupial mammal of
Australia
3. karaoke
a device that plays
instrumental accompaniment
for songs to which user sings
along
4. kedge
 it is a small anchor
5. keratin
any various sulfur containing
proteins that make up hair and
horny tissues
6. kidnapping
 to hold or carry a person away
by unlawful force
7. kilogram
 the basic metric unit of mass
K-A-L-E-I-D-O-S-C-O-P-E
K-A-N-G-A-R-O-O
K-A-R-A-O-K-E
K-E-D-G-E
K-E-R-A-T-I-N
K-I-D-N-A-P-P-I-N-G

3. 8. kindergarten
 a class for children usually
from four to six years old
9. kinetics
 a science that deals with the
effects of forces upon the
motions of material bodies
10. kiosk
 a small structure with one or
more open sides
11. kitchenette
 a small kitchen
12. kleptomania
 a persistent neurotic impulse
to steal without economic
motive
13. knight
 a mounted warrior of feudal
times serving a king
14. koala
 a gray furry Australian
marsupial that has large hairy
ears and feeds on eucalyptus
leaves
K-I-L-O-G-R-A-M
K-I-N-D-E-R-G-A-R-T-E-N
K-I-N-E-T-I-C-S
K-I-O-S-K
K-I-T-C-H-E-N-E-T-T-E
K-L-E-P-T-O-M-A-N-I-A
K-N-I-G-H-T

4. 15. krypton
 a gaseous chemical element
used in electric lamps
Exchange papers
counterclockwise and let us check
your answers.
2. Phonics Drill
I have here a poem entitled “A
Mysterious Maze” I will read first then
you will read it after I’ve read.
K-O-A-L-A
K-R-Y-P-T-O-N
(Pupils will check)
A Mysterious Maze
My sister gazes at the maze
She searches for the key that unlocks the gates.
Her face looks as if in a daze and in the haze
O mysterious, mysterious maze
Reveal your secret, for she feels pain.
Soon, I hope to see a smile grace her face.
Now it’s your time to read.
Let’s have the boys read the
poem.
What about the girls let me
hear it.
(Pupils will read)
(Boys will read the poem)

5. What have you noticed to the
poem?
What are the words that are
underlined once?
Very good! Let us read the
words that are underlined once.
Good job! What about the
words that are underlined twice.
Let us all read the words that
are underlined twice.
Very good!
(Girls will read the poem)
There are words that are underlined
once and twice.
They are the words that have /s/
sound.
sister
secret
see
smile
mysterious
feels
face
Words that have the /z/ sound.
gaze
maze
daze
haze

6. B. Lesson Proper
1. Motivation
Can you read this word
OBEY
What can you understand on
the word OBEY?
Very good! What else?
Very good! When was the last
time you obeyed your parents?
Good. What else?
If you obeyed your parents do
you have a reward or do they praise
you?
What are those rewards?
(Pupils will read)
To follow a command Ma’am.
To act according to what you have
been asked or ordered to do by someone
in authority ma’am.
Last night ma’am!
When we were at the sports center
ma’am.
Yes, Teacher.
If I obeyed my dad he usually give me
an extra money ma’am!

7. Wow! What else?
Very nice. When was the last
time you disobeyed your parents?
What happened?
Do you think disobeying you
parents is good?
Why do you say so?
Very good!
2. Presentation
What can you say on this
picture?
If we obeyed our parent’s ma’am
they treat us at Robinsons Place.
3 days ago teacher.
My mom said not to go in the
computer shop but I still go ma’am.
No teacher.
Because if you disobeyed your
parents you do not love and respect them.

8. Very good! What do you think
they are talking about?
What else?
Now I have here a
conversation, let us find out the good
things it will give you, for being
obedient.
Do you think it will give you
something good?
Do you think it is beneficial?
Let us see
3. Setting of Standard
Let us read the conversation of
Clark and Leah. The girls will read on
Leah and boys will read on Clark.
The boy and girl are talking
I guess they are talking about their
homework ma’am.
Maybe they are talking about their
Christmas program.
Yes ma’am.
Yes ma’am.

9. 4. Reading Proper
5. Comprehension Check
When does Clark want to go
out?
Good! How was the weather
when Clark want to go out?
If Clark went out last night
where did he might get stranded?
Did Clark obeyed his father?
Very good. So what do you
think will happen to Clark if he
disobeyed his father?
So based on the story what
good things it will give you for being
obedient?
(Pupils will read)
Clark wanted to go out last night.
The rain was terribly pouring.
Clark might get stranded on his way
home.
Yes, he obeyed his father willingly.
Clark might get stranded on the
street if he disobeyed his father.
Parents knows what best for their
kids’ teacher.

10. What else?
6. Developing of Language
Now let us read your answers!
Will you read the first
sentence.
What is the subject?
Good. What is the verb?
And what is the word that
comes before the verb?
Therefore, terribly modifies
the verb pouring.
I have here another sentence.
Clark made the people around
him very happy.
We should trust and believe what
our parents told us for they know what is
good and bad for us.
1. The rain was terribly pouring.
2. Yes, he obeyed his father willingly.
3. Clark wanted to go out last night.
The rain was terribly pouring.
The rain teacher.
Pouring teacher.
terribly teacher.

11. What is the subject?
What is the verb?
What is the adjective in the
sentence?
Good, what word comes
before the adjective?
Therefore, very modifies the
adjective happy.
Will you read the underlined
words.
These words modifies verb and
adjective right?
So what part of speech that modifies
verb or an adjective?
And based on what you had
said what is an adverb?
Clark teacher.
Made Teacher.
Happy is the adjective ma’am.
Very teacher.
terribly
very
Yes, ma’am.
Adverbs teacher.

12. Very good! I have here another
sentence.
He did his duties, unusually
well.
Please read the sentence.
What is the subject?
Good! What about the verb?
What about the adverb?
Good! What comes before the
word well?
Unusually is also an adverb.
Therefore an adverb modifies another
adverb.
Now who can defined adverb
based on what we have said.
Adverbs modifies a verb and an
adjective.
(Pupils will read)
He, ma’am.
Did, teacher.
Well, teacher.
Unusually teacher.
An adverb modifies verbs, adjectives
or other adverbs.

13. Very good. So adverb describes
a verb, an adjective and another
adverb.
7. Comparison and Abstraction
There are six kinds of adverbs.
Let us see what are they.
I have here sentences.
Robert will be coming home
next week.
When will Robert comes
home?
Next week is the answer for the
question when. And if we are talking
about when we are referring to the
time. Understood class?
Let’s try another sentence.
We will see him soon.
When will you see him?
Why do you say so?
Next week, teacher.
Yes ma’am.
Soon, teacher.
Because soon answers the question
when.

14. Good. Therefore if we are
talking about time and answers the
question when what kind of adverb is
it?
Very good. And what is an
adverb of time?
Nice. The first kind of adverb is
adverb of time and it answers the
questions when.
What is the first kind of
adverb?
Good. I have here another
sentence.
You may put the clean clothes
there.
Where will you put the clean
clothes?
Good. There answers the
question “where”. And if we are
talking about where we are referring
to the place.
I have another sentence.
Isa reads a book in the library.
Adverb of time teacher.
An adverb of time answers the
question “when”.
Adverb of time.
There, teacher.

15. Where did Isa reads a book?
Why do you say so?
Therefore if we are talking
about place and answers the question
where. What kind of adverb is it?
Nice. And what is an adverb of
place?
The second kind of adverb is
adverb of place and it answers the
question where.
What is the second kind of
adverb?
Let’s have another sentence.
Jarenz does her work fast.
How did Jarenz do her work?
Fast answers the question
“how” or in “what manner”.
I have another sentence.
She reads at the library.
It answers the question where.
Adverb of place teacher.
Adverb of place answers the
question where.
Adverb of place.
Jarenz work fast.

16. Shealso workscarefullyall the
time.
How does she work?
Carefully, and it answers the
question?
Good. Therefore if we are
talking about how or in what manner.
What kind of adverb is this?
Nice. And what is an adverb of
manner?
The third kind of adverb is
adverb of manner. It answers the
question how or in what manner.
What is the third kind of adverb?
Let’s go to another sentence.
The bus seldom stops in front
of our house.
How often does the bus stops
in front of their house?
Carefully ma’am.
It answers the question how.
Adverb of manner.
Adverb of manner answers the
question how or in what manner.
Adverb of manner.

17. Seldom answers the question
how often.
Therefore if we are talking
about the frequency or how often,
what kind of adverb is this?
Another sentence.
I am familiar with my father’s
friend because he frequently comes
to our house.
How often did he comes to
your house?
Frequently answers what
question?
Good! What is an adverb of
frequency?
The fourth kind of adverb is
adverb of frequency. It answers the
question how often.
What is the fourth kind of
adverb?
Seldom teacher
Adverb of frequency.
Frequently, teacher.
It answers the question how often.
Adverb of frequency answers the
question how often.
Adverb of frequency.

18. Good! Next sentence.
Yes, we will all go to Palawan.
Are they going to Palawan?
Why do you say they are going
to Palawan?
Good because the word yes
means it affirms or they agree.
What if the sentence is like this
The convict was never given a
fair trial.
Did the convict given a fair
trial?
Never means they denies.
Therefore if we affirms or denies we
are telling if it is true or false. What is
the fifth kind of adverb?
Good. And what is an adverb of
affirmation and negation.
The fifth kind of adverb is
adverb of affirmation and negation. It
Yes, teacher.
Because of the word yes, ma’am.
Never, teacher.
Adverb of affirmation and negation.
Adverb of affirmation and negation
tell whether a fact is true or false.

19. tells whether a fact is true or false or it
says yes or no. So if it is yes that’s
adverb of affirmation and if it is no it is
an adverb of negation. What is the
fifth kind of adverb?
Good. Another sentence.
Kyla cleaned their house
entirely.
How much Kyla cleaned the
house?
Entirely answers the question
how much or how little we are talking
about the degree. Therefore what is
the last kind of adverb?
Good. Next sentence.
He has nearly recovered.
How much he had recovered?
Why do you say so?
Good. What kind of adverb that
answers the question of how much or
how little?
Adverb of affirmation and negation.
Entirely teacher.
Adverb of degree.
Nearly, teacher.
Because nearly answers the question
how much.

20. And what is adverb of degree?
IV. GENERALIZATION
Based on what we discussed
can you define what an adverb is?
Good! And in adverbs there are
six kinds what are they?
You’re amazing! What is
adverb of time?
What about the adverb of
place?
Good. What about if I answer
the question “how” or “in what
manner” what kind of adverb is that?
Adverb of degree teacher.
It answers the question how much or
how little.
Adverbs describes a verb, adjective
and another adverb.
The kinds of adverbs are adverb of
time, adverb of place, adverb of manner,
adverb of degree, adverb of affirmation
and negation and adverb of frequency.
Adverb of time answers the question
when.
Adverb of place answers the
questions when.

21. Very good! What about the
adverb of degree?
Good! What about the adverbs
that affirms or denies?
Nice! What about the adverb
that answers the question “how
often” or “how frequent”
Very good!
Its adverb of manner.
Adverb of degree answers the
questions to what degree, how much or
how little.
The adverb that affirms or denies is
adverb of affirmation and negation.
It is adverb of frequency teacher.
V. APPLICATION
Group yourselves into 6. Each group will have a puzzle to assemble. And make
3 sentences according to the kind of adverb that it is in your puzzle.
Group 1 Group 2
Adverb of degree
Adverb of affirmation
and negation

22. Group 3 Group 4
Group 5 Group 6
VI. EVALUATION
Encircle the adverb in each sentence. On the space provided, tell its type.
1. Do your work fast.
2. Yes, I am attending your party on Saturday.
3. At night, mother massages my back.
4. Most housewives do their Christmas shopping early.
5. You have accomplish your task perfectly.
6. A poisonous snake was found near the river banks.
7. Sometimes, I worry for my brother who comes home late.
8. My father was never tardy.
9. Why is she always touching his cheeks?
10. I see people holding their cellphones everywhere.
VII. ASSIGNMENT
Cut a picture put it on a medium size coupon. Construct sentences using the
different kinds of adverbs.
Adverb of place Adverb of time
Adverb of frequency Adverb of manner

23. A DETAILED LESSON PLAN
IN
ENGLISH VI
IDENTIFYING ADVERBS AND ITS KINDS
Date of Submission: December 12, 2015
Date of Teaching: December 14, 2015
Submitted by:
JEAN KATHRINE Q. MACUGAY
Bachelor in Elementary Education 4
Student Teacher
Submitted to:
MR. JAKE B. ABRAGAR
Teacher Training Instructor