I-0bjectives
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able to:
Cognitive: Identify the words with voiceless/ th/ and voiced /th/ sounds.
Affective: Differentiate the voiceless /th/ from the voiced /th/ sounds.
Psychomotor: Pronounce correctly the words in voiceless /th/ and voiced /th/ sounds.
II- Subject Matter:
“Pronouncing words with /th/ sound”
Reference: English For All Times Reading Textbook III, pp.18-19
Materials: chalk, board, eraser, visual aids
III- Procedure:
- Spelling Drill
- Thailand 6.thought
- teeth 7.theme
- truth 8.theory
- they 9.thereby
- third 10.therefore
- Lesson Proper
- Motivation
Who among you here wants to live in a big city? And who wants also to live in a country? Today we will read the dialogue of two friends.
- Presentation
Pick out the th word in the dialogue read.
Ex. There, things, than, those, think
These words are all in /th/ sounds.
Take note: the consonant blend th has two sounds: the voiceless th and voiced th.
IV- Evaluation:
Read the sentences on the visual aids and pick out the th word and identify each word if it is voiceless th or voiced th.
V- Assignments:
Write 10 words having the voiceless th and 10 on voiced th.

