Advanced Pronouns: Relative, Reflexive, and Reciprocal Pronouns

Objective: By the end of the lesson, the student will be able to identify and use relative, reflexive, and reciprocal pronouns correctly.

I. Introduction (5 minutes):
• Introduce the lesson topic, focusing on the three types of pronouns
• Explain what pronouns are and why they are important

II. Relative Pronouns (5 minutes):
• Explain what relative pronouns are
• Show examples of relative pronouns in sentences
• Have the student provide examples of their own

III. Reflexive Pronouns (5 minutes):
• Explain what reflexive pronouns are
• Show examples of reflexive pronouns in sentences
• Have the student provide examples of their own

IV. Reciprocal Pronouns (5 minutes):
• Explain what reciprocal pronouns are
• Show examples of reciprocal pronouns in sentences
• Have the student provide examples of their own

V. Applications (5 minutes):
• Give the student a short reading passage with examples of relative, reflexive, and reciprocal pronouns
• Have the student highlight all the pronouns in the passage

VI. Review (3 minutes):
• Review the three types of pronouns and the examples used
• Ask the student to summarize the lesson

VII. Wrap-Up (2 minutes):
• Reiterate the importance of using pronouns correctly

Summary:
• Introduced lesson topic, focusing on relative, reflexive, and reciprocal pronouns
• Explained characteristics and examples of each pronoun type
• Had student provide examples of each pronoun type
• Gave student a short reading passage with pronoun examples
• Reviewed the three types of pronouns
• Reiterated importance of using pronouns correctly