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DLP LOCAL DEMO Final Copy Demo
DLP LOCAL DEMO Final Copy Demo
I. OBJECTIVE
A. Content Standard The learners are able demonstrates understanding of area, volume and
temperature.
B. Performance Standard The learner is able to apply knowledge of area, volume and temperature in
mathematical problems and real-life situations.
C. Objectives At the end of the lesson the learner is able to:
M5ME-IVe-77 Cognitive: Derive a formula for finding the volume of a cube/rectangular prism
*Setting of Standards
I have here a “STARS”, I will give this to
those pupils who will actively participate
during our discussion and those who will
demonstrate positive behavior.
3. Be Polite
- Be kind, polite and courteous to
others.
4. Be Prepared
- Come prepared with supplies
and assignments.
5. Be Respectful
- Be respectful to your
classmates, and teachers.
- Raise your hand when you
would like to answer, speak in
class or leave the room.
6x6 8x9
9 x 10 7 x 15
13 x 5 5 x 12 “Yes, we are.”
5x5 7x7
7x8 11 x 10
3. REVIEW
Before we proceed to our next lesson. Do
you remember our previous topic?
“At first teacher it was exciting”
What is it all about? “Enjoy and happy teacher”
A = π × r²
Did you get the same correct answer? = 3.14 × (5) ²
= 3.14 × (5cm) (5cm)
=3.14 x 25cm²
Okay, Very Good.
A= 78.5 cm²
Give yourselves an “Ang Galing Mo Clap”
(Teacher Demonstrates the Clap)
“Yes teacher.”
(Student’s Clasps)
B. Establishing the purpose 4. MOTIVATION
of the lesson
(Engage)
That’s correct. Does rectangle has the same “It’s a rectangle teacher”
equal measurements like cube?
“Yes Teacher”
D. Discussing new concepts Class, do you know what is this? (The
and practicing new skills # teacher will show a Rubik's cube)
1 It “It’s a Rubik’s Cube Teacher”
has a length, width and height of 3 inches.
Can you count how many layers are there?
V=l ×w ×h
L - length
W - width
H - height
Let's
have an
example.
V=l ×w ×h
=5×3×4
= 15 × 4
= 60cm³
V=l ×w ×h
=4×5×3
= 20 × 3
Another example: = 60cm³
V=S×S ×S
=5×5×5
= 25 × 5
= 125cm³
Next example:
F. Developing mastery
(Leads to formative
assessment 3)
(Explain)
Pool teacher.
V=l ×w ×h
=5×2×7
= 10 × 7
= 70m³
70m³ teacher.
You know what is this class?
V=l ×w ×h
=8×4×4
= 32 × 4
=128cm³
good! Let's
measure the
volume of this
pool. The pool
has 5 m length, 2
meters height
and 7 meters
width. V=l ×w ×h
= 15 × 10 × 15
How many = 150 × 15
volume does it have? = 2,250cm³
V=l ×w ×h
=5×2×7
= 10 × 7
= 70m³
So, it has?
Very good!
Are you ready to solve for more class?
(Teacher will let the pupils to answer on V=S ×S ×S
board) = 10 × 10 × 10
= 100 × 10
= 1000cm³
V=l ×w ×h
= 15 × 7 × 20
= 105 × 20
= 2,100cm³
Instruction:
Read each directions and solve for the given
task per group.
Group 1
(reporting)
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
DIRECTIONS: In each situation below, draw a figure below to show the given
dimensions. Then find the volume of the object. You can use an extra sheet of
paper for your illustration. The first one is done for you.
1.A shoebox measures 12cm long, 6cm wide, and 2cm high.
V= 144cm3
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Prepared by:
Marishella P. Mercado
Student-Teacher