English Lesson Plan
Grade 9
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson students are expected to:
Differentiate the types of Prose (Narrative, Descriptive, Discursive, Satiric and
Didactic/Directive) through discussions
Value the importance of knowing the types of adverb through activities, examples
and reflective questioning
Make examples for each type of Prose
SUBJECT MATTER:
Topic: Recognizing the types of prose
Reference: Book (A journey through Anglo-American Literature 9 pg. 140)
Materials: Laptop, Projector, Pentel pen, manila paper
Value Integration: Awareness and Cooperation
LESSON PROPER
Preliminaries
- Prayer
- Attendance
- Review
- Motivation
Activity
The teacher will have a short lecture about the types of Prose.
The class will be divided into 5 groups. Each group will be given 1 example of
prose. They will identify what type of prose is assigned to them.
G1- Narrative Prose
G2- Descriptive Prose
G3- Discursive
G4- Didactic/Directive
G5- Satiric
Analysis
What are the distinctive features of the different types of prose?
Abstraction
Discussion and generalization of the topic.
Application
Each group will make their own example for the following types of prose:
G1- Narrative Prose
G2- Descriptive Prose
G3- Discursive
G4- Didactic/Directive
G5- Satiric
Evaluation
Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is incorrect.
______________1. Narrative prose relates to any sort of writing that tells a story or
develops a plot.
______________2. The main function of Discursive prose is to describe, to give as
accurately, or powerfully as possible a deep impression of a character, place, or
situation.
______________3. Satiric prose offers the writer’s thoughts on a particular topic.
______________4. Didactic or Directive prose attempts to influence the reader’s
thinking or behavior in a specific manner.
______________5. The elements of Descriptive prose tend to be exaggeration,
disproportion, ridicule and sarcasm.
Assignment
Read in advance the different figures of speech.
Prepared by:
Noren L. Gumilit
Megan Angel B. Bulosan