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Which subject	English as second
What age group	Year or Grade 6
What topic	Comparatives
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Have you ever wondered how to compare things in English? That's what we'll be talking about today - comparatives!

Hook - Engage your Students

To get you thinking about comparatives, let's start off with a fun activity. I'm going to show you two pictures - one of a cat and one of a dog.

First, take a minute to write down some adjectives to describe each animal individually.

(cat) (dog)

Okay, now that you have some adjectives, let's compare the two animals. Which one do you think is...

• Bigger?
• Funnier?
• Faster?
• Smarter?

Learning Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to:

• Understand the grammar rules behind comparatives in English
• Use comparatives to describe the differences and similarities between two or more things
• Apply your knowledge to real-world examples and conversations

Pre-Assessment

To see what you already know about comparatives, let's take a short quiz. This will help me understand what we need to focus on during today's lesson.

(Insert quiz here with multiple-choice questions on comparatives)

Great job! Now that we know what you already understand about comparatives, let's dive into the lesson.