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Bdje
Bdje
Bdje
Department of Education
Division of Lipa
I. OBJECTIVES
B. Priming
Before we start our lesson for today, let us
have a short review on what we have discussed
yesterday.
1. What did we discuss yesterday?
Conversion of Length
C. Discussion
Class, today we will discuss about the
conversion of mass. Since you already know
what conversion means, let us define mass.
What is mass?
Amount of matter an object has.
Conversion Factor
1kg=2.2lb (A student will read.)
1kg=1000g
1g=1000mg
1lb=16oz
1metric ton=1000kg
Example:
1. Convert 190 lb to kg
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190 lb x 2.2𝑙𝑏 = 86.18 kg
D. Activity
Criteria Points
Yell Presentation 5
Fastest Group 5
Teamwork 5
Neatness of the 5
Output
All correct answer 10
TOTAL 30
F. Abstraction
G. Application
We will have a quiz level. With the same
group, each will receive the materials to be
used. There will be three (3) levels. Easy round
with 1 point, average with 2 points and
difficult with 3 points. The first group who will
raise the correct answer will gain the score and
the higher pointer will declare as the winner.
Easy Round
1. 10 kg to lb
2. 24 oz to lb Easy Round
1. 24 lb
Average Round 2. 384 oz
1. 11 lb to kg
2. 16 lb to oz Average Round
1. 5 kg
Difficult Round 2. 256 oz
1. 22 kg to oz
Difficult Round
1. 774.4 oz
H. Assessment
Directions: Convert the following given. Write your answer on a one half crosswise.
1. 19 kg to metric ton
2. 31 mg to kg
3. 45 lb to oz
4. 8 lb to kg
5. 16 oz to kg
I. Assignment
Directions: Write a short paragraph about converting the measurement of mass from one unit to
another. Relate it to real life situation.
Criteria 4 3 2 1
Excellent Proficient Adequate Limited
Content Engaging and Clear and Straightforward Simplistic and
insightful thoughtful and developing emerging
presentation of presentation of presentation of presentation of
thoughts and thoughts and thoughts and thoughts and
supporting supporting supporting supporting
details details details details
Organization Introduction, Introduction, Introduction, Introduction,
detail, detail, detail, detail,
arrangement, arrangement, arrangement, arrangement,
transitions, transitions, transitions, transitions,
conclusion and conclusion and conclusion and conclusion and
coherence are coherence are coherence are coherence are
superior very good satisfactory limited
Correctness Great attention Attention has Less attention Little attention
has been paid to been paid to has been paid to has been paid
correctness. correctness correctness. correctness
Prepared by:
May E. Sabaybay
Student Teacher
Prepared for:
Grace V. Robledo
Cooperating Teacher