Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10 Paraphrase Edited
Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10 Paraphrase Edited
Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10 Paraphrase Edited
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students must have:
a. defined paraphrasing,
b. identified the ways on how to paraphrase and;
c. constructed a paraphrased text.
III. Procedure
A. Preparation
All right, before we are going to start our class, Yes, ma’am, we are ready.
let’s have a game! Are you all ready?
B. Motivation
The teacher will let the students play a game (Students will participate)
called “COPY CAT”
Mechanics:
• When the music starts, students must (The students will start to play the game and
pass the ball to the students next to them. give what is asked.)
When the music stops, the student with
the ball will give the synonym of the
following words:
1. Spontaneous
2. Beautiful
3. Smart
4. Rich
5. Begin
Answers:
1. Impromptu
2. Pretty
3. Intelligent
4. Rich
5. Start
Let’s clap our hands for everyone! You all did a (Students clapping)
great job.
What have you observed with our activity? (Krystel raises her hand)
Yes, Krystel? We gave the synonyms of the given words,
ma’am.
C. Lesson Proper
Before we dig deeper into our discussion, may I (Paul raises his hand)
ask, do you have any idea about plagiarism?
Paraphrase
- A paraphrase (or paraphrasing) is a
restatement of another piece of writing with
new words or phrases while keeping the same
meaning, usually to modify the language or
simply avoid plagiarism.
- It just rewrites the original text in its
way. It uses unique wording, and it does not
require quotation marks as direct quotes do.
Do you have any idea how to paraphrase? (Benedict raises his hand.)
1. Use synonyms
- Replace the essential words of an original
passage with other words that mean the same
thing.
Example:
Original text:
Some plants release certain aromas to alert their
plant neighbors that they’re under attack.
Paraphrase:
Some vegetation emits special scents to warn
other plants that there’s danger nearby.
What about the phrase “to alert their plant To warn other plants that there’s danger
neighbors that they’re under attack”? nearby, ma’am.
Example:
Original text:
The observable universe consists of
50,000,000,000 galaxies.
Who wants to try paraphrasing the text? (Nathaniel raises his hand.)
Yes, Nathaniel?
What have you observed with the original text Fifty billion galaxies comprise the known
and Nathaniel’s answer? universe.
Example:
Original text:
Human eyes get used to darkness after an hour,
but by then they’ll be 100,000 times more
sensitive to light.
Paraphrase:
If you sit in a dark room, your eyes will eventually
adjust and become 100,000 times more
sensitive to light—but be careful when you turn
on the light again!
What have you observed with the sentences? (Glendi raises her hand.)
Yes, Glendi? In the paraphrased text, more pieces were
added, and it’s a little bit more informal and
more like a creative way of writing instead of a
formal and serious tone.
Example:
(Parker, 2020, p. 67) or (Johnson, 2017, pp. 39–
41).
D. Evaluation
Instructions: On a 1 whole sheet of paper,
paraphrase the following sentences. There is no
need to copy the original text. (By three)
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