Lesson: Counters and Determiners Prepared
By: T. Myra A. Alontaga
End Goal:
-It
signifies the presence of a noun
A. Activation
-Have
you experienced giving your order to a staff of a restaurant? What were your
orders?
-There
is a family I’ve gone with in a restaurant. The youngest sibling had a very
funny order which made of us laugh.
At the restaurant:
*Santos
Family and I went to a restaurant. His father asked everyone what would like
for snacks. Lito’s answer made us all laugh.
I’d
like a glass of milk, I’d be happy with some
biscuits
With
one spoon of sugar, please. or any kind of sweets,
Or pineapple juice without sugar, Slices
of bread with some peanut butter
but two
cubes of ice. or
orange marmalade.
I’d
prefer lemonade All
these I’d like for snacks
to any kind of cool ade. You
may double them for lunch
I don’t take coffee As
for my dinner,
Neither do I like tea. Please
ask me later.
-Have you met people like this
before?
-Have you experienced this or seen
like this scenario? When? Where?
-What is you impression to these
kind of people?
B. Building Up
Try
to look at the underlined words:
glass of milk some
biscuits
spoon of sugar some
peanut butter
cubes of ice
-What have you observed to the
underlined words?
-What kind of words are they?
-What do we call to the word that
can make mass noun into countable noun?
-What do we call to the word being
indicated in the beginning of the noun group to indicate something?
-What is the difference between
counters and determiners? How and when we will use them in a sentence?
-What is the importance of counters
and determiners in the noun?
Example:
Counters:
1.
cups of- two cups of milk
2.
bottles of- three bottles of soy sauce
3.
bars of- ix bars of soap
Determiners:
1.
There’s some salt in the cup.
2.
There is little water in the can.
3.
Much food was wasted.
*Then, the teacher will give another
set of examples. After that, the students will give their own examples.
C. Culmination
A. Directions: The following
paragraph is an account of the excitement that goes with cooking for the first
time. Underline the correct determiner in the parentheses.
BIBINGKA
SPECIAL
I
know how to cook only (few, little) recipes. One day (some, any) of my friends
challenged me to bake bibingka special. I didn’t have (some, any) idea about
this dish. My sister told me that I would need (some, any) galapong. Galapong
is made up of (several, some) rice powder mixed with water. I added a (few,
little) sugar to the galapong. Accidentally, I mixed (much, many) baking powder
with (several, any) well beaten eggs. I poured the mixture into (much, many)
baking pans. When the bibingka was almost cooked, I sprinkled a (few, little)
grated cheese on top. We had fun eating my specialty.
B. Directions: Complete the
dialogue. Write counters or determiners on the blanks.
Mr. Reyes: Waiter, please.
Mr. Benito: I’d like ____________
orange and ________________ pizza pie.
Waitress: And you, Sir?
Mr. Reyes: _____________ lemonade
and _______________ marble cake, please.
Waitress: How much sugar would you
like for your orange, Sir?
Mr. Benito: I don’t want
_________________.
Waitress: How about your lemonade,
Sir? How _____________ sugar would you like?
Mr. Reyes: __________________ sugar
and _____________ ice will do.
Waitress: Thank you. Your order
will be ready in a few minutes.