This document outlines a grade 1 English lesson plan on comparative endings -er and -est. The objectives are for students to be able to segment and blend words with these endings, and recognize words containing them. Examples are provided of words like older, younger, bigger, hotter. Students will look at pictures and choose the correctly corresponding comparative word, such as choosing "biggest" for a picture where one item is larger than others. Exercises include identifying mistakes in sentences using these comparative endings.

1. Week 5
English
Grade 1

2. Phonics:
Comparative Endings – er- est

3. Objective 1:
• You will be able to segment and blend words
with comparative endings - er- est .

4. Objective 2:
• You will be able to recognize words with
comparative endings - er- est.

7. Short adjective + ER.
old  older
young  younger
CVC + ER (the final consonant
is doubled)
big  bigger
hot  hotter

8. Examples of Comparative Endings:
er

9. Examples of Comparative Endings:
er

10. Examples of Comparative Endings:
er

13. Examples of Comparative Endings:
est

14. Examples of Comparative Endings:
est

15. Video
Time

20. Comparative Endings :er-est
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word.
bigger
biggest

22. Comparative Endings: er-est
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word.
slower
slowest

24. Comparative Endings: er-est
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word.
taller
tallest

26. Comparative Endings: er-est
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word.
shorter
shortest

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28. faster fastest
slowest
slower

29. The monkey was louder than the bird.
Then the lion began to roar.
He was the loudest of all!

30. Phonics:
Comparative Endings – er- est

32. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
bigger biggest

33. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
Comparative endings : er- est
bigger

35. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
bigger biggest

36. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
biggest

38. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
longer longest

39. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
longer

41. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
longer longest

42. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
longest

44. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
stronger strongest

45. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
stronger

47. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
stronger strongest

48. Instructions:
Look at the picture. Choose a suitable word using
comparative endings : er- est
strongest

50. Did you achieve
your
objectives?

52. Read the following sentences and identif
the mistakes.
-This is the world’s bigger cake.
-My ball is shortest than yours.

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