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CO1 Carpentry10
CO1 Carpentry10
CO1 Carpentry10
*The teacher presenting the FOUR PICS (Learners raising their right
ONE WORD. hand to answer)
“What do you think is the answer? (Learners answer)
Agustines: Measure
“Yes Agustines?
“Thank you!”
Real-life example:
Everyone's existence is marked by the
importance of measurement. For instance,
measuring time is necessary to determine
your age. Weighing oneself is necessary to
determine one's weight. When your mother
asks you to cook rice for supper, you have to
calculate how many cups of rice needed to be
cooked, how much water needs to be filled, (Learners do as told)
how much money and currency you need, and
a lot more. You can complete a certain task
with precision and accuracy by measuring.
Learners Answer: If you
“Everybody please read again the measure & cut the wooden
importance” pieces incorrectly you will
waste your time, effort, money
(Apply a range of teaching strategies to and the material.
develop critical and creative thinking, as
well as other higher order thinking skills)
Measuring Dimension
1. Square is a polygon having four equal
sides. To solve the area of a square, we have
the formula A=s2 where s stands for the side
of a square.
Sample Problem
5 cm
Sample Problem
5m
10 m
Using the formula A=L x W
Substitute the value = 5meters x 10 meters
= 50 square meters
Learning Episode 2
A. MODELLING
(Applying knowledge of content within and
across curriculum teaching areas.)
(Used a range of teaching strategies that
enhance learner achievement in literacy and
numeracy skills.)
activity together. “Very good! Give 5 claps for Pangasian” Learner’s Answer:
“Ma’am, It’s A=s².”
“Okay Buac, please come here in front and
help me measure number 1 material.”
Thinking Aloud
*Measuring properly the wooden pieces in
carpentry will avoid wasting time and money
and can produce a high-quality furnitures.
Values Integration
*Measure is essential to daily life. We have to
stay aligned, setting strict limits with our
decisions in life and to keep ourselves true to
what we most value. Learners expected Answers:
1. It is an act or process of
Generalization Apply a range of measuring with an instrument.
teaching strategies to develop critical The dimension,capacity or
and creative thinking, as well as other amount of something.
higher order thinking skills) 2. To avoid wasting your time,
1. What is Measure? effort, money and the material.
2. Why is it important to measure given 3. Measure is essential to daily
materials accurately? life. We have to stay aligned,
3. How will you relate measure to your daily setting strict limits with our
lives? decisions in life and to keep
4. Why is it important to use a proper ourselves true to what we most
measuring tool in measuring wooden pieces? value.
5. As a carpenter how will your knowledge 4. With proper measuring tool
in measuring help you produce a high-quality and correct measurement a
furnitures? carpenter can produce a high-
quality furnitures.
5. Measurement and measuring
tools are my partner in
producing high-quality
furnitures.
Learning Episode 3
1. Guided Practice (Manage classroom structure to engage
learners, indivdidually or in groups, in
meaningful exploration, discovery and
hands-on activities within a range of
physical learning enviroments.)
Directions:
*Use any available measuring tool (like ruler,
meterstick, pull-push rule)
*Measure the given materials
*Use the assigned unit to you when measuring.
Column 1 & 2
1. The dimension of their a 1/2 A4 size
2. Independent bondpaper (Column 1: inches, Column 2:
Practice centimeters)
Column 3 & 4 (Learners Expected Answer)
2. The length of their ID Jacket (Column 3: Column 1: 52 sq.inches
inches, Column 4: centimeters) Column 2: 33 sq. centimeters
(Learners Expected Answer)
Column 5 & 6 Column 3: 8.5 sq. inches
3. Dimension of a Book (Column 5: inches, Column 4: 54 sq. centimeters
Column 6: centimeters)
Directions:
1. Gather your available measuring tools
2. Measure the things listed on your Activity
Sheet. You will need to decide which measuring
tool to use.
3. Measure the given materials with the unit you
1. Evaluation are assigned to.
4. Don’t forget width and length are measured
side to side and height is measured top-to-bottom.
Objects/Materials to Measure
1. The length of the ballpen (with cap) you are
using right now.
2. The dimension of your Armpad.
3. The dimension of your Activity Sheet.
4. The height of your chair
5. The dimension of your TLE Notebook
Direction: Transfer your knowledge! Try to
measure the dimentsion of at least three
available appliances, fixtures, or anything that
you have at home. List them up in your TLE
Notebook with illustrations and name of
linear measuring instrument or tools you
used. See the illustration below as an
example.
2. Assignment/Project
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners
who earned 80%
on the formative
assessment