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A Detailed Lesson Plan in Grade 7 Mathematics
A Detailed Lesson Plan in Grade 7 Mathematics
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
A. Topic: Polynomials
B. References:
1. Simplified Math for Grade 7 by Michael B. Malvar, Jerson E. Sebastian and
Queeny Joyce Flores – Sebastian
2. Elementary Algebra by Julieta G. Bernabe
3. Making Connections in Mathematics by Gladys C. Nivera, Alice D. Dioquino,
Olivia N. Buzon and Teresita J. Abalajon
C. Materials: PowerPoint Presentation
D. Values Integration: Determination and Patience
III. PROCEDURE
A. Preliminary Activities
1. PRAYER
May we all stand and pray. Maria, please lead as a Let us bow our heads and feel the presence of the
prayer. Lord…
(PRAYER…)
2. GREETINGS
Good morning class! Good morning, Sir.
3. CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE
Go back to your proper seats. Those who aren’t
seated at their proper seat will be marked absent.
(The teacher will use the seat plan in checking the
attendance.)
B. Review
In our previous lessons, you have encountered
algebraic expressions. In your own words, who would
like to give the definition of an algebraic expression?
Yes, John?
Sir, an algebraic expression is an expression which
involves any combination of constants and
variables involving at least one of the basic
Excellent, John. operations.
Who would like to give me an example of an algebraic
expression?
Yes, May?
Sir, one example of an algebraic expression is x2.
Very good, May.
Who wants to give another example?
Yes, Jerico?
SIr, another example of an algebraic expression is
Brilliant, Jerico. 3x – 1.
Who wants to give the last example?
Yes, Precious?
Sir, one more example of an algebraic expression is
Very good, Precious. 2x4 – 4y3.
C. Lesson Proper
There is a special type of algebraic expression where
each term is a constant, a variable or a product of
constants and variables raised to non-negative
integral exponents. This is called a Polynomial.
Based from the given definition, who would like to
give me an example of a Polynomial?
Yes, Joana?
Sir, one example of a Polynomial is 3x2 – 7.
Very good, Joana.
That’s correct. Thank you, Cath. Sir, another example of a monomial is 2ab.
Constant 5 Degree 0
Linear 3y + 7 Degree 1
Quadratic 3g – 4g2 + 3 Degree 2
Cubic b3 – 2b2 + b Degree 3
Quartic m4 – 3mn Degree 4
Quintic x5 – x + 6x2 Degree 5
D. Generalization
In your own understanding, what is a polynomial?
Yes, May?
Brilliant, Sharah.
IV. EVALUATION
Complete the table by identifying the parts and degree of the polynomials.