PIVOT 4A LESSON EXEMPLARS USING THE IDEA INSTRUCTIONAL PROCESS

School Bacoor National High School- Grade Level 7

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EXEMPLAR
Teacher Lea Jane G. Concepcion Learning TLE 7: Dressmaking
Area
ONLINE March 23, 2021 Third
Teaching Date Quarter
LEARNING
Teaching Time 1:00-3:00 No. of Days 4

At the end of the lesson, students are expected to:

I. OBJECTIVES
a. Describe Animation & Transition
b. Demonstrate how to insert Animation & Transition
c. Give instances in which type of Animation is applicable.
Creating presentation using MS PowerPoint
A. Content
Standards

Demonstrate skills in using MS PowerPoint in creating slide presentations

B. Performance
Standards

C. Most Essential Creating presentation using MS PowerPoint

Learning
Competencies
(MELC)
(If available, write
the indicated MELC)

Animation & Transition

II. CONTENT

https://www.simonsezit.com/article/how-to-use-microsoft-powerpoint-
III. LEARNING
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RESOURCES

A. References https://www.simonsezit.com/article/how-to-use-microsoft-powerpoint-animations-and-
transitions-for-creative-presentations/

e. Teacher’s
Guide Pages

f. Learner’s
Material Pages TLE - I (Computer Education)
Content Outline

g. Textbook No textbook was used in this lesson

Pages

h. Additional
Materials Pictures of Step by Step adding animation & transition
from
Learning
Resources

B. List of
Learning Computer, MS Office, Google form, Pictures of objects
Resources for
Development
and
Engagement
Activities

IV. PROCEDURES

WHAT I NEED TO KNOW?

A. Introduction
 After going through this lesson, you are expected to:

a. Describe Animation & Transition

b. Demonstrate how to insert Animation & Transition
c. Give instances in which type of Animation is applicable.

What Is New?

What I know?
B. Development
Modified TRUE or FALSE:

Identify whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE. Write T if TRUE and if false
replace the bold words to make the statement correct.

1. Animation are special visual effects added to a text or an object in Microsoft

PowerPoint
2. Transition is a visual effect that occurs when you move from one slide to the
next in PowerPoint
3. Subtle is type of transition that are not obvious or easy to notice.
4 Emphasis effect allows an object to move in a certain direction
5. Exit effect will cause the object to enter the slide
6. In Delay you can decide how long to play
the animation on the slide.
7. Effects for objects are access under Transition Tab.
8. You can change the order in which the animation enters or exit the
slide.
9. Subtle & Exciting are access under Animation Tab
10.Select Preview to Play animation & Transition
What’ s in?
Tell something about the picture

What Is It?

Animations and Transitions for Creative Presentations

PowerPoint Animations are special visual effects added to a text or an

object in Microsoft PowerPoint. You have to click the object and select the
animations tab. They bring your text or object to life.
A transition is a visual effect that occurs when you move from one slide
to the next in PowerPoint. A transition can be as simple as a fading to the
next slide or a cut.
Animations and transitions engage your audience more than any
element. They make the presentation energetic and purposeful, as if you
were having a direct conversation with your audience. Through this, the
audience entertainingly absorbs ideas

How to add PowerPoint animations

Step 1. Select the object you want to animate. It could be a block of
text, media file, chart, or a shape. Then click the animations menu. If
you expand the menu, you will see stars. Each star represents an
animation effect
Step 2: Select the animations effect you want to add to your object. In
this case, we chose the bounce animation, which made our text move up
and down.
You will know if your object has an animation effect when a box appears
with a number on it. For this example, “How to Use Microsoft PowerPoint
Animations and Transitions” was enumerated
Step 3: You can use the timing option for your animation. It helps
control the pacing of the objects on the slide.
Start – An animated object will appear as soon
as one clicks the slide or with and after the previous animation.
Duration – You can decide how long to play
the animation on the slide.
Delay – Extend the time to begin
the animation.
To play the animations on the slide, select the preview icon found on the
far left-hand corner.
Microsoft PowerPoint has lots of animation effects to style up your
presentation. These effects can help bring your content to life.
When you select the animations menu, you will see a full list of these
effects.
Entrance – Here, the stars appear green. This effect will cause the
object to enter the slide – for example, bounce, shape, wheel, etc.
Emphasis – Here, the stars yellow. This effect will emphasize specific
objects in the slide. For instance, spin an object clockwise or
anticlockwise. Also, slightly darken objects, then revert them to their
original color, etc.
Exit – Here, the stars appear red. This effect will cause objects to leave
the slide. For example, the wheel effect will make the object rotate
around a central hub before gradually fading from the slide..
Motion paths – This effect allows an object to move in a certain
direction. It could be along a straight line or in a circle.
Sequence your animations
After adding animations to objects on your PowerPoint presentation, you
can change the order in which the animation enters or exit the slide.
From the animations menu, you should see the animation pane on the
top right corner. Use the drag and drop feature to move the animation in
the order you like.

How to Add Transitions to Microsoft PowerPoint

 Step 1: Select the slide that you want to modify.
Step 2: Select the transitions menu and scroll to find the one you like.
For example, we chose a split transition for this slide
How to Add Transitions to Microsoft PowerPoint
If you want to remove the transition from the slide, choose none.
If you see a star next to the slide section, it means that you added a
transition
Step 3: To add sound, select the drop-down menu in the timing section.
You will hear the sound when you preview the transition.
Step 4: Adjust the timing of the transition by selecting duration.
Step 5: To play the transition you created, select preview.
There are three types of transition. You can see these when you expand
the transition menu.
Subtle – They are not obvious or easy to notice.
Exciting – They cause great interest or excitement

WHAT’S MORE?
C. Engagement

a. Classify the following whether it is Animation or Transition

1. are special visual effects added to a text or an object in Microsoft
PowerPoint..
2. is a visual effect that occurs when you move from one slide to the
next in PowerPoint. A transition can be as simple as a fading to the
next slide or a cut.
3. includes Subtle, Exciting
4. includes Entrance, emphasis, exit
5.you can change the order in which effects enters or exit the slide.

b. Identify the effects applicable to the following:

 a. kite
b. airplane
c. ball
d. heart
e. arm of clock

What I can do?

Create a video that will be displaying an hour clock.

4 points layout
3 points animation used
3 points similarity how hour clock function

What I Have Learned

D. Assimilation Complete the statement based on what you have learned.

I have learned that ___________________.

I will ___________________________.

What I can do? (Assessment)

What I know?
Modified TRUE or FALSE:

Identify whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE. Write T if TRUE and if false
replace the bold words to make the statement correct.

1. Animation are special visual effects added to a text or an object in Microsoft

PowerPoint
2. Transition is a visual effect that occurs when you move from one slide to
the next in PowerPoint
 3. Subtle is type of transition that are not obvious or easy to notice.
4 Emphasis effect allows an object to move in a certain direction
5. Exit effect will cause the object to enter the slide
6. In Delay you can decide how long to play
the animation on the slide.
7. Effects for objects are access under Transition Tab.
8. You can change the order in which the animation enters or exit the
slide.
9. Subtle & Exciting are access under Animation Tab
10.Select Preview to Play animation & Transition

Answer key:
1. True
2. True
3. True
4. Motion Path
5. Entrance
6. Duration
7. Animation Tab
8. True
9. Transition Tab
10. True

I UNDERSTAND THAT

The teacher will ask the learners to write in short bond paper their personal
V. REFLECTION
insights about the lesson using the prompts below.
 I understand that _________________________________________________.

I realize that ____________________________________________________.

Prepared by: Checked by: Inspected by:

Lea Jane G. Concepcion Mercy Ann G. Gierre Dr. Teodoro A. Gloriani

Teacher III Master Teacher I Principal IV