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Engaging English Activities for Elementary School: Understanding Size and Comparisons

This resource is designed for elementary school students and aims to enhance their communication skills in English. The focus is on expressing simple information within the classroom context, particularly through dialogues that inquire about what others are doing and the sizes of objects. The materials cover positive, comparative, and superlative forms with practical speaking exercises involving everyday items like cars and apples. Evaluative questions are included to reinforce learning outcomes and assess comprehension effectively.

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Engaging English Activities for Elementary School: Understanding Size and Comparisons

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  1. Learning Media for Elementary School BY: I MD. DESKA ADI VI A / 3039 ENGLISH DEPARTEMENT

  2. Main Menu Competence Indicators Material Evaluation

  3. Competence • Standard Competence: To express the simple information within the class context. • Basic Competence: To practice the dialogue appropriately using the expression of asking somebody about what they are doing and the size of the things.

  4. Indicators To ask somebody about what they are doing. • To mention the size of the things.

  5. Material 1 POSITIVE DEGREE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE COMPERATIVE DEGREE Let’s PRACTICE TO SPEAK! • A red car is as big as a • white car. • A white car is as big as • a red car. A red car A white car

  6. Material 2 POSITIVE DEGREE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE COMPERATIVE DEGREE Let’s PRACTICE TO SPEAK! • A red apple is bigger • than a green apple. • A green apple is smaller • than a red apple. A red apple A green apple

  7. Material 3 POSITIVE DEGREE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE COMPERATIVE DEGREE Let’s PRACTICE TO SPEAK! • An eraser is the shortest • of all. • A ruler is the longest of • all. An eraser A pen A ruler

  8. Evaluation 1 “A green ball is smaller than a blue ball”. A B 2 3 C D 4 5

  9. Evaluation 1 A. A tomato bigger than an orange. 2 B. An orange is bigger than a tomato. 3 C. An orange is smaller than a tomato. 4 A tomato D. A tomato is as big as an orange. An orange 5

  10. Evaluation 1 2 3 A. Spongebob is the shortest of all. B. Patric is the shortest off all. 4 C. Patric is as tall as spongebob. D. Spongebob is the highest of all. 5

  11. Evaluation 1 “Mom is the ……. of all”. A. smallest 2 B. smaller 3 C. highest 4 D. higher ( Mom ) ( Nick ) ( Rose ) 5

  12. Evaluation 1 A. Gold banana is longer than green banana. 2 Gold banana B. Green banana is the longest of all. 3 C. Gold banana is the smallest of all. 4 D. Gold banana is as long as green banana. Green banana 5

  13. ThankYou

  14. Congratulation

  15. Ups!Sorry!

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