Lesson Plan
Lesson Plan
I. Objectives: At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
a. Know how to form the past tense of the regular verb by adding –d or –ed and changing y to
–I and add –ed.
b. Use verbs in the simple past tense in sentences correctly.
III. Procedure:
3. Checking of Attendance
“Say present when your name is called.”
- Good morning teacher Aster,
4. Ice Breaker/Action Song good morning classmates, good
The itsy bitsy spider song.. ready sing morning everybody.”
What is our lesson for today? Using the past tense of the regular
verbs.
The words you read on the board are actions that happened
in the past.
In this lesson, you are going to know how to form the past
tense of the regular verbs by adding –d or –ed, and you are
going to use the simple past tense of the verb in the
sentence correctly.
Examples:
call-called
jump-jumped
Example:
hurry-hurried
cry-cried
Example:
mop-mopped
jog-jogged
D. Application
Board game:
Direction: Find ten regular verbs in their past form. Circle the words
in the puzzle.
- Students will participate in the
board game.
Fixed
Cried
Moved
Cooked
Smiled
Called
Mixed
Closed
Peeled
E. Generalization
Questions:
1. What does past tense of the verb describes? - It describes an action that
2. What are the examples of time expression that denote already happened in the past.
past actions? - Yesterday, last year, a week
3. What are the three ways on how to form the past tense ago…
of regular verbs? Example each.
- Adding –d or –ed to form the
past tense of most regular verbs
Call-called
Study-studied
IV. Evaluation
(Worksheet: 10minutes)
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I. Directions: Choose the correct past form of
the regular verb. Write the letter of the
correct answer in the flag.
1.We ______________ our Independence
Day last week.
a. celebrate
b. celebrated
c. celebrates
V. Assignment:
Form 5 sentences using the past tense of the regular verbs. Underline each verb and
circle the time expressions that denote past action.
Example: I watched tv this morning.