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Lesson Plan in English Grade 5Ratings: (0)|Views: 2,932|Likes: 1Published by Jovel Salomon See More
Changing the Meaning of Words Caused by
1
Shift in StressI.Learning Objective•
Distinguish changes in meaning of words caused
by shift in stressII.Subject MatterA.Topic :Changing in the Meaning
of Words Caused by Sh if t inStressB .Re fe rences :PELC I I 1 .121st
Century English
V pp. 4 - 5C . M a t e r i a ls : fl a s h c a r ds Value Focus: Cooperation and participation
III.ProcedureA.Preparatory Act iv itiesAsk: How do you pronounce these words?(Flash the
following words to the pupils.)present contactobject insultrecordB.Development of the
LessonPresentationSay:Listen as I read the sentence.Sandra presents
to her friends the presentsshe received last Christmas.Analysis and Discussion
Ask:1.What words in the sentences are similar?2.How did I pronounce the first word? the
second word?3.What syllable is stressed in the first word? How about in thesecond
word?4.Which word means “show” and is used as a verb?5.Which word means “gift”
and is used as a noun?
Say: Note that these two words have the same spelling, but a
change inthe stress on the syllables changes their meaning. In the first word, thestress in the second
syllable [prizént], makes the word a verb whichmeans “toshow.
” When the stress shifts to the first syllable [ pré sent ],the word now becomes a
noun which means “gift ”.Say: Repeat the following words after me. Tell the meaning of
eachword. Choose from the words inside the box.N o u ns V e rb s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r é c o r d _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ r e c ór d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ é s c o r t _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ e s có r t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ó b j e c t _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ob j é c t ________
__ ínsult __________ insúlt __________ cóntrast __________ contrástGeneralization•
If a word is pronounced strongly on the first syllable, the word isused as a noun.•
If it is pronounced strongly on the second syllable, the word isused as a verb.
C . P o s t A c t i v i t i e sApplicationExercise 1Listen as I say the following words. Give the meaning
of each1. record 6 . d iscount11. repeat2 . p ro g r e s s 7 . c o n t e s t 1 2. p r e s e n t
3 . d e s e rt 8 . a c c en t 1 3 . o bj e c t 4 . d ig é s t 9 . d ec r e a s e 1 4 . s u b j e c t 5 . i n c r e a s e 1
0 . c o n d u c t1 5 . a b s e n ta . a c c o u n t f . g u a r d b . w r i t e d o wn g . o ff e n dc. thing h. offensed . d i s a
g r e e i . d i ffe r e n t i a t ee . l e a d j. d i ff e r en c e
Exercise 2Work with a partner. Take turns in pronouncing the words listed in theexercise.
Tell your partner the meaning of each word. Exercise 3Listen as I read the pairs of
sentences. Give the meanings of the similarwords that are pronounced differently in
each pair.a. Therebel was tried for treason.b. The peasants willrebel
against their landlord.a. His disruptiveconduct brought him to the guidance
office.b. The pupilsconduct themselves well.a. Thecontrast between the yellow and
violet flowers is striking.b. This cold weathercontrastswith last week’s
heat.a. You shouldrecord the figures neatly.b. Therecord shows that pupils who
read well get high grades.a. The woman purposelyinsultsthe vendor.b. Her
patronizing words were aninsult to the masses.EnrichmentListen as I read the following
sentences. Put a check before eachsentence if the meaning of the stressed word fits the sentence. If it
doesnot, write the word with the correct stress in the blank before thesentence._____ 1. Camels live in
the désert._____ 2. There was a big incréase in the supply of rice._____ 3. Nobody contést the
decision of the judges._____ 4. He keeps a récord of all his findings._____ 5. Does your mother pérmit
you to join the tour?Values IntegrationAsk: Did you participate actively in our activities
today? If not, whatshould you do next time?IV.EvaluationListen carefully as I
say the following words. Give the meaning of eachword.1 . c ó n tr a s t 6 . p
r ó g r e ss 2 . i n sú l t 7 . de s é r t3 . é s co r t 8 . di g é s t4 . p r e s
é n t 9 . ac c é n t 5. d i s c ó u nt 1 0 . c ó nd u c tActivity (5)
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1
Changing the Meaning of Words Caused by Shift in StressI.Learning Objective•
Distinguish changes in meaning of words caused by shift in stressII.
Subject MatterA.Topic :Changing in the Meaning of Words Caused by Sh if t inStressB .R
e fe rences :PELC I I 1 .121st
Century EnglishV pp. 4 - 5C . M a t e r i a l
s : fl a s h c a r ds Value Focus: Cooperation and participationIII.ProcedureA.Prepara
tory Act iv itiesAsk: How do you pronounce these words?(Flash the following words to the
pupils.)present contactobject insultrecordB.Development of the LessonPresentation
Say:Listen as I read the sentence.Sandra presentsto her friends the presents
she received last Christmas.Analysis and Discussion Ask:1.What words in the sentences
are similar?2.How did I pronounce the first word? the second word?3.What syllable is
stressed in the first word? How about in thesecond word?4.Which word means
“show” and is used as a verb?5.Which word means “gift” and is used as a noun?
Say: Note that these two words have the same spelling, but a change inthe stress on the syllables
changes their meaning. In the first word, thestress in the second syllable [prizént], makes the
word a verb whichmeans “toshow.” When the stress shifts to the first syllable [
pré sent ],the word now becomes a noun which means “gift ”.Say: Repeat the following
words after me. Tell the meaning of eachword. Choose from the words inside the box.
N o u ns V e rb s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r é c o r d _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ r e c ór d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ é s c o r t _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ e s c
ó r t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ó b j e c t _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ob j é c t __________ ínsult __________ insúlt __________
cóntrast __________ contrástGeneralization•
If a word is pronounced strongly on the first
syllable, the word isused as a noun.•
If it is pronounced strongly on the second syllable, the
word isused as a verb.C . P o s t A c t i v i t i e sApplicationExercise 1Listen as I say the following
words. Give the meaning of each1. record 6 . d iscount11. repeat2 . p ro g r e s s 7 .
c o n t e s t 1 2. p r e s e n t3 . d e s e rt 8 . a c c en t 1 3 . o bj e c t 4 . d ig é s t 9 . d ec r e a s e 1 4 .
s u b j e c t 5 . i n c r e a s e 10 . c o n d u c t1 5 . a b s e n ta . a c c o u n t f . g u a r d b . w r i t e d o wn g . o ff e n d
c. thing h. offensed . d i s ag r e e i . d i ffe r e n t i a t ee . l e a d j. d i ff e r en c e
Exercise 2Work with a partner. Take turns in pronouncing
the words listed in theexercise. Tell your partner the meaning of each word. Exercise
3Listen as I read the pairs of sentences. Give the meanings of the similarwords
that are pronounced differently in each pair.a. Therebel
was tried for treason.b. The peasants willrebel against their landlord.a. His disruptiveconduct
brought him to the guidance office.b. The pupilsconduct themselves well.a. The
contrast between the yellow and violet flowers is striking.b. This cold weathercontrasts
with last week’s heat.a. You shouldrecord the figures neatly.b. Therecord
shows that pupils who read well get high grades.a. The woman purposelyinsults
the vendor.b. Her patronizing words were aninsult to the masses.Enrichment
Listen as I read the following sentences. Put a check before eachsentence if the meaning of the
stressed word fits the sentence. If it doesnot, write the word with the correct stress in the blank before
thesentence._____ 1. Camels live in the désert._____ 2. There was a big incréase in the supply of
rice._____ 3. Nobody contést the decision of the judges._____ 4. He keeps a récord of all his
findings._____ 5. Does your mother pérmit you to join the tour?Values Integration
Ask: Did you participate actively in our activities today? If not, whatshould you do next time?
IV.EvaluationListen carefully as I say the following words. Give the meaning
of eachword.1 . c ó n tr a s t 6 . pr ó g r e ss 2 . i n sú l t 7 . de s é r t
3 . é s co r t 8 . di g é s t4 . p r e sé n t 9 . ac c é n t 5. d i s c ó u n
t 1 0 . c ó nd u c tActivity (5)
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