Teacher Guide
The first part of the activity (circling which adjective matches the form given) is an easy refresher and shouldn't be challenging for the students. After doing that they need to construct a sentence using that form of the adjective. Remind them of the general structure of both comparatives and superlatives and give them an example sentence.
Encourage more advanced students to be creative with their examples and don't let all students use the same examples. Have them read them out loud to encourage some variety. Check that the sentences are formed correctly. As an extension or challenge exercise, have them write all example on one theme, or as if they are part of a connected story. You can also impose which tense they use: present, past or future.
10mins - Conversation: Have you ever been to a summer camp? What camp did you go to? What did you do in this summer camp? If you could choose any summer camp to attend, where would you go, and why? What are the benefits of summer camp?
05mins - Review homework - Answer any questions the students may have about the online homework.
10mins - Worksheet: 06 comparative and superlative -- finish for homework.
15mins - Activity: Comparing countries - Have students choose two different countries. Ask them to write two comparative sentences about their chosen countries. Next, give students a 'third' country, and ask them to write two superlative sentences.
15mins - Test: 06 reading practice - part 2
05mins - Warm down: Points, goodbye, see you next time!
00mins - Homework: Complete the next section of the online homework.
Example solutions:
- The circle I drew is more perfect than yours.
- Cristiano Ronaldo is the most famous football player on the team.
- My best friend is richer than me.
- I am more talented at playing the piano than the trumpet.
- We must complete the homework by Friday at the latest.
- My hair is curlier than my mum's.
- I was the most upset person in the class when I got my test results.
- My cat is smarter than my dog.