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I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates an understanding of how
Anglo-American literature serves as a means of
enhancing the self through the use of features of modals,
word order, active and passive constructions, and direct
and indirect speech.
B. Performance Standard The learners transfer learning by composing sentences
with the proper use of subject, verb, and object; and
competently perform the task through a group activity.
C. Learning Competency/ies EN9G-IVb-22: Use Active and Passive Constructions
A. References (TG
pages, LM pages, https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/cor-jesu-
Textbook pages, college/bachelor-of-secondary-education-major-in-
additional materials mathematics/english-9-lesson-plan-in-active-and-
from LR Portals) passive-voice/25102404
https://youtu.be/SGZdF8-So90?si=JvNGcqiyJu5oO3Cd
Republic of the Philippines
Cebu Normal University
Medellin Campus
Telephone No.: (+63 32) 436 2029
Email: [email protected] | Website: www.cnu.edu.ph
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https://qqeng.net/Learning/active-and-passive-voice/
B. Other LRs
C. Materials • Speaker
• PowerPoint slides
• Visual aids (e.g. pictures) for the discussion of content
• Strips of paper with action phrases
• A container for strips
• Whiteboard markers
IV. PROCEDURE
• Prayer
A. Preliminary The teacher will lead the prayer to set a respectful tone
for the class.
Activities • Greetings
The teacher will ask how the students are doing and
inquire about their feelings for the past few days.
• Checking of Attendance
The teacher will do the roll call engagingly and
enthusiastically.
• Checking of Assignment
The teacher will ask the class to submit their
assignments.
• Review/Drill
The teacher will ask one or two volunteers to
recapitulate the discussion from the last meeting.
• Setting or reminding of house rules
The teacher will mandate the following:
1. Pick up any trash visible around.
2. Arrange the chairs properly.
3. No slouching while the class is ongoing.
4. No eating in the class.
5. Observe silence and participate in the class
discussion.
• Setting of Objectives
The teacher will read the lesson objectives to state clear
expectations for the class.
B. Developmental
Activities
Preparation:
• Write simple action phrases on strips of paper.
Examples: "Kick the ball" "Read a book" "Write a
letter" "Wash the dishes"
• Fold the strips and place them in a container.
Charades Game:
• Ask for a volunteer to pick a strip from the container.
• The volunteer acts out the action silently while the
class guesses the sentence aloud.
• Once guessed correctly (e.g., "She is kicking the
ball."), write the sentence on the board.
• Continue until the given time ends.
3. Analysis The teacher will ask the class three guiding questions:
"Who is doing the action?" (Subject)
"What is the action?" (Verb)
"What receives the action?" (Object)
•Underline the subject, circle the verb, and box the
object on the board to visualize the sentence structure.
After this, the teacher will ask the students what is the
pattern for the active voice and passive voice.
aloud.
Pass the Turn: They then move to the back of the line,
and the next student gets a new sentence to transform.
V. EVALUATION The class will have a brief sharing of their thoughts and
ideas by addressing the following questions:
VIII. REFLECTION