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Raise-Plus-Wlp-Grade 6-Q4-W5
Raise-Plus-Wlp-Grade 6-Q4-W5
Department of Education
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School Division of _________
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__________________ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Mathematics 6 Monday- 21st Century Solves routine REVIEW Answer the following questions: Solves routine Math 6
THURSD Mathletes and non-routine 1. What is a circle/pie graph? and non-routine Quarter 4
AY7:45- p.350-357 problems using 2. What are the steps in making a pie problems using Week 5-
8:45 Math for life data presented in a graph? data presented in Module/
p.324-333 pie graph. 3. How do you compute for the angle a pie graph. LAS
(M6SP-IVf-4.6 measure of each part of section of the (M6SP-IVf-4.6
graph?
4. How do you compute for the ratio of
each part or section to the whole?
ACTIVATE Group the pupils into 4. Let each group analyze and
answer the questions in their task card.
1. Which beverage is the most favorite?
2. Whict is least favorite?
3. Which beverage is the second most favorite?
IMMERSE Guide the pupils in answering routine and non-routine
problems using data presented in a pie chart.
SYNTHESIZ Let the pupils answer exercises on solving routine and
E non- routine problems.
A survey was taken of 50 pupils to find out their favorite
sports. The results are shown in the table below. Construct
a pie chart for the given data.
SPORTS VOTES
BASKETBALL 25
SWIMMING 10
VOLLEYBALL 10
TABLE TENNIS 5
EVALUATE Complete the table then draw a pie graph for each set of
data.
1. The table below shows the number of gold medals
won on regular sports by 5 delegates of 2016
Palarong Pambansa Albay, Philippines.
2015 Palarong Pambansa Gold Medal tally in
Elementary Level
Delegation No. of Gold Percent
Medals
NCRAA 36
VI-WVRAA 19
X-NMRAA 17
IV-A-STCAA 16
VII-CVIRAA 12
TOTAL
PLUS Conduct a survey among your classmate to determine
their favorite TV shows. Compute the percent os students
favoring each TV show, and then use the data to make a
circle graph. Label each section with corresponding TV
show and percent.
SCIENCE 6 Monday- The New Differentiate REVIEW Directions: Read the questions carefully and choose the Differentiate Science 6
Thursday Science between rotation letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a between rotation Quarter 4
9:50-10:40 Links P. 432- and revolution and separate sheet of paper. and revolution Week 5-
8:00-8:50 436 describe the effects 1. Which of the following is the effect of the Earth’s tilt and describe the Module/
of the earth’s and revolution? effects of the LAS
motions A. movement of wind earth’s motions
B. occurrence of tides
C. occurrence of seasons
D. movement of water in seas
2. Which of the following statements is true?
A. The Earth rotates on its axis once
every 12 hours.
B. The Earth rotates on its axis once
every 24 hours.
C. The Earth rotates on its axis once
every 365 hours.
D. The Earth rotates on its axis once
every 365 days.
3. Which of these is the pathway of the Earth around the
sun?
A. Axis
B. Orbit
C. Ring
D. Space
ACTIVATE Let the pupils answer the following riddles:
1. I am the king of the solar system. I have my eight
slaves that surround and never leave me. I share
to them my heat and light. What am I?
2. I am a straight imaginary line. The Earth spins on
me.
What am I?
3. I am a circular path. I guide the Earth as it travels
around the sun. What am I?
Let the pupils do “Activity 1:The Spinning Earth”
Would all parts of the globe or ball receive light at
the same time from the flashlight? Why?
What would happen to the part of the Earth which
receives light?
What would happen to the part of the Earth not
receiving light?
IMMERSE Discuss the different effects of earth’s rotation and
revolution.
SYNTHESIZ Directions: Write ( ✔ ) if the picture shows the effect of
E Earth’s movement on its axis and ( x ) if it’s not. Write
your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
ACTIVATE Let the pupils watch a video that contain different music.
Let them analyze the music as to :
Instrumental
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Teacher Noted:
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