This document is a daily lesson log from Jeinel C. Guiao, a teacher at Apung Guidang Nepomuceno Elementary School. It outlines the lesson plan for a math class covering geometry topics like parallel and perpendicular lines, angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals over the course of a week. The lessons involve describing and identifying different shapes using objects, drawings, and activities. Students work in groups to form shapes with geoboards and answer questions about polygons. They also analyze real-world examples of triangles in pictures and objects. The goal is for students to understand and be able to classify basic geometric shapes.
This document is a daily lesson log from Jeinel C. Guiao, a teacher at Apung Guidang Nepomuceno Elementary School. It outlines the lesson plan for a math class covering geometry topics like parallel and perpendicular lines, angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals over the course of a week. The lessons involve describing and identifying different shapes using objects, drawings, and activities. Students work in groups to form shapes with geoboards and answer questions about polygons. They also analyze real-world examples of triangles in pictures and objects. The goal is for students to understand and be able to classify basic geometric shapes.
This document is a daily lesson log from Jeinel C. Guiao, a teacher at Apung Guidang Nepomuceno Elementary School. It outlines the lesson plan for a math class covering geometry topics like parallel and perpendicular lines, angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals over the course of a week. The lessons involve describing and identifying different shapes using objects, drawings, and activities. Students work in groups to form shapes with geoboards and answer questions about polygons. They also analyze real-world examples of triangles in pictures and objects. The goal is for students to understand and be able to classify basic geometric shapes.
This document is a daily lesson log from Jeinel C. Guiao, a teacher at Apung Guidang Nepomuceno Elementary School. It outlines the lesson plan for a math class covering geometry topics like parallel and perpendicular lines, angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals over the course of a week. The lessons involve describing and identifying different shapes using objects, drawings, and activities. Students work in groups to form shapes with geoboards and answer questions about polygons. They also analyze real-world examples of triangles in pictures and objects. The goal is for students to understand and be able to classify basic geometric shapes.
A. OBJECTIVES Demonstrates understanding of the concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines, angles, triangles and quadrilaterals A. Content Standards B. Performance Objective Construct and describe parallel and perpendicular lines, angles, triangles and quadrilaterals in designs, drawings and models C. Learning Competencies/ Describes the attributes/ Describes the attributes/ Identifies and describes triangles Objectives Properties of triangles and Properties of triangles and according to sides and angles Summative Test/ ( Write the LC code for each) quadrilaterals using concrete quadrilaterals using concrete M4GE-IIIb-15 Weekly Test objects or models objects or models M4GE-IIIb-15 M4GE-IIIb-15 CONTENT Describing Triangles and Describing Triangles and Identifying and Describing ( Subject Matter) Quadrilaterals Quadrilaterals Triangles II. LEARNINGRESOURCES A. References 1. Teachers Guide pages 211 – 213 211 – 213 213 – 216 2. Learners Material Pages 160 – 161 160 – 161 162 – 163 B. Other Learning Resources Flashcards and drawings of the Flashcards and drawings of the Recycled cardboards, recycled different kinds of lines and different kinds of lines and cloth, picture and cutouts of angles and their definitions, line angles and their definitions, line different triangular objects, segments, geoboard segments, geoboard Philippine flag III. PROCEDURES A. Reviewing past lesson or Group pupils into six teams. Who am I? Drill: “Feeling Quiz Bee” Presenting the new lesson Provide each group with the -I am a closed figure made up of (Kinds of lines and angles) definition of the different kinds several line segments. of lines and angles. Flash the -I am a three-sided polygon. Review: Let pupils recall the cards with drawings one at a -I am a four-sided polygon relationship of a quadrilateral time and let pupils post the and a triangle. Let them give the meaning on the board. description of each. B. Establishing a purpose of the Let them look around. Ask what Group pupils into four. Show the Philippine flag. Ask: new lesson shapes they can see. Elicit the Distribute geoboards/ What can you see in the flag? idea that everything around us graphing paper. Tell them to What plane figures can you see? has shapes. form a triangle or a Ask the different ways of quadrilateral. Let them say showing respect to the flag. something about their output. Elicit the value of patriotism. C. Presenting Examples/ Present this problem. Let pupils answer the activity Present this situation to the instances of the new lesson The Math class of Mr. Reposas class. draws two kinds of polygons. Miss Fina assigned some of her Two girls showed their pupils to bring different objects drawings. Dioleta drew a 3-sided with the shape of a triangle. polygon, while Lolita had a 4- Benilda brought a picture of a sided polygon. house, Grace showed the picture of a traffic sign and Jocelyn prepared a triangular flaglet. Let pupils analyze the problem by asking questions D. Discussing new concepts and Show the drawings made by the Show the pictures of the practicing new skills no.1. two girls. Ask: What do you call different objects mentioned. Let pupils answer Keep Moving the first drawing? How about Ask: Observe the different on LM p, 161 the second one? triangular objects? How will you describe the different triangular objects? E. Discussing new concepts What is a polygon? (A polygon is Let pupils do the Performing the and practicing new skills no.2 a closed figure made up of Activities on TG p. 214. several line segments that are Give a game on identifying joined together? What do you triangles and quadrilaterals. call a 3-sided polygon? What about a 4-sided polygon? F. Developing Mastery Paste cut outs of triangles and Group pupils into 6. Let them Do the Processing the Activity (Leads to Formative Assessment 3.) Quadrilaterals. Let pupils group form a quadrilateral if their on TG p. 215 them according to number of answer to the question is yes sides and let them give the and form a triangle if their name of each group. answer is no. -Do all quadrilaterals have four sides and angles? -Do all quadrilaterals can be divided into 2 triangles? -Is any 3-sided polygon a triangle? -Is any 4-sided polygon a quadrilateral? G. Finding practical application Allow pupils to name objects Give cutouts of different Let pupils do Apply Your Skills of concepts and skills in daily that have a triangle and a triangles. Let them identify what on LM p, 161 living quadrilateral shapes. kind of angles are they. They can use ruler or protractor. H. Making Generalization and What is a polygon? Ask these questions to lead What are the different triangles abstraction about the lesson Describe a triangle and a pupils give the following according to sides? According to quadrilateral. generalizations: angles? What is a triangle? What is a Quadrilateral? I. Evaluating learning Identify if the illustrations below Draw a triangle if the object A. Identify the triangles are triangles or quadrilaterals. mentioned represents a according to sides. triangle. Draw a quadrilateral if it is not. 1. Abe is reading a book. 2. Ian is using a tripod in doing B. Identify the triangles his experiment. according to angles. 3. Amado is opening the door. 4. Gani is holding an ice cream cone. 5. Rafael is writing on the chalkboard. J. Additional activities for Draw 3 different triangles and 3 Give the Home Activity on TG p. Cutouts examples of triangles application and remediation different quadrilaterals 213. according to sides and angles. IV. REMARKS V. REFLECTION
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JEINEL C. GUIAO NERRIZA S. CATACUTAN ELIZER Y. CALMA