The document provides instruction on differentiating between common nouns and proper nouns, with examples of proper nouns circled or written under the proper noun heading. It discusses that common nouns are general names that start with lowercase letters while proper nouns are specific names that always start with capital letters. Students are asked to identify common and proper nouns from sentences and sort them into groups.

1. Differentiate common
from proper noun.
Objective:

2. Encircle the proper noun in the box.
Review:
San Miguel flower pencil
Nike
Jollibee
kid
building
Rainforest Park
bag
school

3. Distribute word card and
pictures of common and proper
noun. Ask pupils to who holds
proper noun pictures to find the
common noun.
Motivation

4. Look at the picture
What do you see in the picture?
Presentation:

5. On a weekend, the Trinidad Family took a
trip to their farm. They rode in a train. They
saw a lot of trees on their way. Three hours
later, they reached the farm. Lolo Enteng and
Lola Lina were very happy.
Lolo Enteng: Come, I shall show you my trees.
Lia: That’s great!
The family saw different trees in the farm.
Read

6. Yaekov: I am tired. Let us rest under the
Balete tree.
Mr. Castillo: It’s nice to stay here. Trees
give us shade.
Mrs. Castillo: Oh, mangoes! Can we have
some?
Mr. Castillo went up the tree. He put the
mangoes in a basket. He also picked fruits
from the Santol and Sampaloc trees.

7. Yaekov: Why are there many trees here?
Lola Lina: We planted them years ago.
Trees give us fruits, wood,medicine and
shade. They also help prevent floods.
The family had a wonderful trip. The
following day, they went home very
happy.

8. Discussion
•Who are the characters in
the dialogue?
•Where did they go?
•What are the things that
they saw?

9. Group them according to:
Noun
Common
Noun
Proper
Noun
tree
fruit
family
Balate Tree
Lolo Enteng
Trinidad Family
Mr. Castillo
Lola Lina
Yaekov
Lia
farm

10. •How are the words in common noun written?
•Words in proper noun start with?
Remember
• Common nouns are common names of
persons, things, places, animals, or events.
• They start with a small letter.
• Proper nouns are specific names of persons,
things, places, animals, and events. They
always start with a capital letter.

11. The common nouns and proper nouns got mixed together in the cloud.
Write each noun under the proper heading.
church Taal Volacano
toy news paper
Batangas City animal
flower Dr. Cruz
Bea Alonzo John Lyod Cruz
market mall pencil
Common Noun
Proper Noun

12. Match the proper noun with a
common noun by drawing a line.
Poland ● ● teacher
Miss Young ● ● building
Sunday ● ● month
Christmas ● ● country
January ● ● day
White House ● ● holiday

13. Generalization
• How is common noun differ proper noun?
Common nouns name any person, place,
thing, or idea. They are not capitalized
unless they come at the beginning of a
sentence.
Proper nouns are the names of specific
people, places, things, or ideas. Proper
nouns should always be capitalized.

14. Application
• Color the proper nouns red and yellow for
common nouns.
Rose Ms. Reyes girl
toothpaste planet MMDA
April Basuit
Elementary
School
store
Boracay bird tree

15. ____ 1. teacher
____ 2. Basuit Elementary School
____ 3. restaurant
____ 4. Pasig River
____ 5. day ____ 6. doctor
____ 7. April
____ 8. National Bookstore
____ 9. Luneta Park
____ 10. book
Write CN if it is a common noun and PN if
it is a proper noun.
Evaluation

16. Assignment
Write five common nouns.
Give an example of proper
noun for each common noun.