Adverbs of Frequency and Manner Structure English Grammar JSS 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 1

Subject: English Grammar
Class: JSS 1
Term: Second Term
Week: 1
Age (in years): 12-14
Topic: Adverbials (Frequently and Manner)
Sub-topic: Adverbs of Frequency and Manner
Duration: 40 minutes


Behavioural Objectives:

By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:

  1. Identify and classify adverbs of manner and frequency.
  2. Use adverbs of manner and frequency correctly in sentences.
  3. Differentiate between adverbs of manner and frequency.

Keywords:

Adverbs, Manner, Frequency, How, Action, Often, Daily, Well, Quickly.


Set Induction:

Begin by asking the class:

  • “How do you describe how someone runs?”
  • “How often do you see your friends?”
    This will lead into the topic by introducing the idea of adverbs as words that describe how actions are done and how often they happen.

Entry Behaviour:

Students should have prior knowledge of verbs, adjectives, and basic sentence structure. The teacher will briefly revise the definitions of verbs and adjectives before introducing adverbs.

Learning Resources and Materials:

  1. Whiteboard and markers
  2. Flashcards with sentences
  3. Worksheets with sentences for practice
  4. Projector (optional for visual aids)

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:

The teacher will connect the topic to what the students already know about verbs and adjectives. They are familiar with sentences describing actions (verbs) and qualities (adjectives), so adverbs are introduced as words that describe both actions and qualities further.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Critical Thinking: Analyzing sentences to identify adverbs.
  • Communication: Using adverbs to form complete sentences.
  • Collaboration: Working in pairs or groups to complete exercises.

Learning Materials:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work for JSS 1 (English Grammar)
  • Teacher’s Guide on Adverbs (if available)

Reference Books:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work for Junior Secondary Schools (English Language)
  • Essential English Grammar by B. J. G. P. G. Thomson

Instructional Materials:

  • Flashcards with sentences
  • Adverb charts (Manner and Frequency)
  • Worksheets for exercises

Content:

  1. Adverb of Manner:
    • Definition: An adverb of manner tells us how something is done.
    • Example:
      1. The man ran quickly.
      2. She spoke softly.
      3. He performed well in the game.
      4. The children played happily.
      5. The driver drove carefully.
  2. Adverb of Frequency:
    • Definition: An adverb of frequency tells us how often something happens.
    • Example:
      1. I see her always in the morning.
      2. He goes to church twice a week.
      3. We travel annually to the village.
      4. She eats sometimes at the restaurant.
      5. The sun rises daily.

Evaluation Questions:

  1. An adverb of manner tells us ________ an action is done.
    a) when
    b) how
    c) where
    d) why
  2. The word quickly is an example of an adverb of ________.
    a) frequency
    b) manner
    c) time
    d) place
  3. I see my friends ________.
    a) slowly
    b) always
    c) loudly
    d) nicely
  4. The children played _______ in the park.
    a) quickly
    b) sometimes
    c) yearly
    d) joyfully
  5. She speaks ________ in class.
    a) happily
    b) loudly
    c) always
    d) quickly
  6. We __________ go to the beach.
    a) rarely
    b) often
    c) sometimes
    d) yearly
  7. He ran __________ after the bus.
    a) loudly
    b) carefully
    c) quickly
    d) often
  8. They __________ have lunch together.
    a) always
    b) rarely
    c) sometimes
    d) often
  9. The teacher teaches __________.
    a) hard
    b) daily
    c) loudly
    d) happily
  10. She dances __________ in the competition.
    a) joyfully
    b) always
    c) slowly
    d) quickly
  11. He did the homework ________.
    a) quickly
    b) yearly
    c) joyfully
    d) carefully
  12. They visit their grandmother ________.
    a) often
    b) annually
    c) quickly
    d) usually
  13. She talks __________ in the class.
    a) softly
    b) yearly
    c) regularly
    d) happily
  14. He reads books ________.
    a) loudly
    b) always
    c) well
    d) silently
  15. The cat runs ________.
    a) often
    b) quickly
    c) loudly
    d) softly

Class Activity Discussion (FAQs):

  1. What is an adverb?
    • An adverb is a word that modifies or describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
  2. What is an adverb of manner?
    • It describes how an action is done. Example: He runs fast.
  3. What is an adverb of frequency?
    • It tells how often an action happens. Example: I go to the gym weekly.
  4. Can an adverb modify a verb?
    • Yes, adverbs describe how actions are done. Example: She speaks loudly.
  5. Can an adverb modify an adjective?
    • Yes, adverbs can modify adjectives. Example: He is very tall.
  6. What is the difference between adverbs of manner and frequency?
    • Adverbs of manner show how something is done, while adverbs of frequency show how often something happens.
  7. What are some examples of adverbs of frequency?
    • Examples include: always, often, rarely, sometimes, daily.
  8. Can adverbs be used in all types of sentences?
    • Yes, adverbs can be used in various types of sentences to provide more information about the action.
  9. Are adverbs always placed at the end of a sentence?
    • No, adverbs can be placed at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence depending on what is being described.
  10. How do adverbs of frequency help in a sentence?
    • They give us information about how often an action happens.
  11. Can adverbs of frequency be used in questions?
    • Yes, they can. Example: “Do you always go to school on time?”
  12. What is a common adverb of manner used in sports?
    • Quickly is commonly used to describe how athletes perform actions.
  13. Why is it important to use adverbs in sentences?
    • They make our sentences more descriptive and interesting.
  14. What adverb of frequency means “every day”?
    • Daily means every day.
  15. Can an adverb of manner modify an adjective?
    • Yes, it can. Example: The movie is extremely good.

Teacher’s Activities:

  1. Greet the students and introduce the lesson.
  2. Ask revision questions about verbs and adjectives.
  3. Write examples of adverbs of manner and frequency on the board.
  4. Discuss the difference between the two types of adverbs.
  5. Guide the students through class activities and classwork.
  6. Monitor student understanding and provide feedback.

Learners’ Activities:

  1. Listen to the teacher’s explanation.
  2. Participate in the discussion and give examples of adverbs.
  3. Complete the classwork and participate in group discussions.
  4. Answer evaluation questions in class.

Assessment (Evaluation):

Provide 10 short-answer questions related to the topic. Students should answer in complete sentences, identifying and using adverbs of manner and frequency in their answers.


Conclusion:

The teacher will review the students’ answers, providing corrections as needed. Feedback will be given to help improve understanding. The teacher will end the lesson by revisiting key points: the definitions and examples of adverbs of manner and frequency.


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