LESSON
PLAN 22
1. Teacher’s Name : Muhammad
Arfeen
2. Subject : English
3. Topic : Adverb
4. Class/Section : X-C
5. Period / Time : :
6. Date :
General Objectives
7. (a) To
develop English writing skills in students.
(b) To
enhance efficiency of English language.
(c) To
overcome grammar’s mistakes in students.
Specific Objectives
8. After this lesson the students will be
able to:-
(a) Define
the Adverb.
(b) Use
of Adverb.
(c) Identify
the Adverb and its kind from sentences.
Previous Knowledge
9.
Students have the basic idea of the sentences and parts of speech.
Audio Visual Aids
10.
White board, board marker, duster, pointer, Test of
students at the end of the lesson (Activity).
Introduction
11. Students! Be attentive:-
Q Have
you seen a butterfly?
Q How
butterfly look like?
Q How
butterfly flies:-
.
(While
students are replying, instructor will write down their comments on white board
and mark the adverb).
Statement of Aim of the Lesson
12. Students! In this period we shall study
about Adverb and its two kinds. Adverb of manner and adverb of place.
|
Development
13.
Subject
Matter |
Methodology |
Trg
Aids |
THE
ADVERB Definition 1. A word that modifies a verb, an
adjective, or another adverb. Kinds of Adverb 2.
(a) Adverb of Place (b) Adverb of Manner |
Q, How can we define an Adverb? Examples: He is very happy today. Q.
What is Adverb of Place? He lives near Q He walks nicely. |
White Board Board Marker |
Recapitulation
14. Go over the main points of today’s
lesson.
Consolidation
15. Invite the class to ask questions regarding
today’s topic if they have. Then ask the
following questions:-
(a)
Define Adverb?
(b)
What are the kinds of Adverb?
(c)
Give examples?
Activity
Write
down ten adverbs from written activity and also identify their types. (Activity
sheet distributed to all students).
Home Work
16. Write down five sentences (in your note
books) in which adverb is being used.
Also underline the adverbs
Conclusion
17. Students! This was all about today’s
topic. In the next period we shall
continue the remaining types of noun.
Supervisor’s Remarks
18. ____________________________________________________________
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