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Activity 4 Lesson Planning 1 Group7
Activity 4 Lesson Planning 1 Group7
Lesson Planning
Cardona, Mary Jean C.
Ramirez, Joy M
Tolentino, Aldwin B
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Activity 4
Lesson Planning
My Aims/Purposes
My Responsibilities
Lesson planning is the teacher’s road map of what learners need to learn and how
it will be done effectively during the teaching-learning process. It provides teachers
with a general outline of teaching goals, learning objectives, and means to
accomplish them, and is by no means exhaustive. It is on this note that teaching
interns write lesson plans that function as blueprints in order to achieve a quality,
effective, and efficient teaching-learning process.
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1. What are the different parts of a lesson plan introduced in the campus/laboratory
school?
(Note: The sample LP must be based on your major/specialization)
✓Objectives:
*Content Standards
*Performance Standards
*Learning Objectives
Content/Subject Matter
✓Learning Resources:
*References
-Teacher's Guide
-Learner's Guide
-Textbook
-Additional Materials
*Others Learning Resources
✓Learning Procedure
*Reviewing previous lesson or presenting the new lesson
*Establishing a purpose for the lesson
*Presenting examples/instances of the new lesson
*Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #1
*Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
*Developing mastery
(Leads to Formative Assessment 3)
*Finding practical applications of concepts and skills in daily living
*Making generalizations and abstractions about the lesson
*Evaluating learning
*Additional activities for application or remediation(Assignments)
Assignment
✓Remarks
✓Reflection
2. Does the learning plan reflect principles of learning, and alignment across goals,
and assessments?
✓Absolutely yes, the learning plan reflects learning principles, goal alignment, and
assessment since they all have the same aim in mind: to teach effectively and
ensure that students achieve all of the lesson plan's objectives. This is evaluated by
the students' judgement of whether or not they have grasped the material.
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3. If you are going to teach the same learning plan introduced to you, would you
follow the same content and format?If yes, Why? If not, why/ what /How would
you make it different?
✓Our answer is definitely yes, but why? The learning plan they presented to us should be
followed because it is the format that is recommended; however, the substance of the
lesson plan/learning plan can be changed. We'd like to make a change in the way we write
our own learning plans so that we can teach with confidence. It is not a problem to teach
the same subject, but it must be adapted in the manner in which you like to teach your
lesson plan, and the format must remain unchanged.
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A. Attach the first draft of your first lesson plan.
First Draft
OBJECTIVE
The learner is able to apply the four fundamental operations involving decimals and
Performance Standards:
ratio and proportion in mathematical problems and real-life situations.
Adds and subtracts decimal numbers through thousandths without and with
Learning regrouping.
Competencies/Objectives :
M5NS-IIb-106.1
CONTENT
LEARNING RESOURCES
References
Learner’s Guide
Textbook 21stCenturyMATHletes5p.114-121
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Additional Material
http://guroako.com/2017/05/14/tgteachingguideforgrad e5teachingguide
PROCEDURES
Reviewing previous lesson or Did you still remember our last lesson? Yes, teacher.
presenting the new lesson What is it all about?
Yes, Angel?
Compares and arranges decimal
numbers.
Verygood.
Yes, Stephanie?
Daniel?
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time.
Mary Claire?
Excellent idea.
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Discussion of new concepts and I have prepared here a number problem.
practicing new skills #1 The first example of addition and
subtraction, I will be going to solve it and
then after you will be going to solve it.
Listen very carefully, class.
2.15
+1.34
Look at this:
1. 2.15
+ 1.34
Very good.
Next step.
Vanessa?
Yes, teacher.
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Thank you, Vanessa.
3 49
Very good.
Jenelyn?
Yes, teacher.
1. 2.15
+ 1.34
3.49
Excellent.
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(Give more example)
2) 4.91+25=
Example:
7.4 -4.3=
Correct.
Look at this:
7.4
- 4.31
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Very good.
Look at this:
7.4
- 4.31
Yes, teacher.
Look:
7.40
- 4.31
(Explaining)
7.40
- 4.31
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The last step is put the decimal point align Yes teacher.
with the decimal points in the given
number.
Look:
7.4
- 4.3
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3.1
Yes teacher.
Very good.
3.21-2.1=
5.376 – 0.324=
Yes, teacher.
Yes, Diana?
What is asked?
What is it again?
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Now we going to solve the problem or
what is asked which is how many more km
will they hike from the facts.
Alireh.
Leo?
3.08
+ 4.25
Let’s check.
Okay we have.
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3.08
3.08
+4.25
+ 4.25
7.33 km correct.
7.33
Did you follow class?
Very good.
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Now let's subtract it to total distance they
will need to cover is 12.52km to answer the
problem.
12.52 km
Shaina?
12.52 km
- 7.33 km
5.19 km
Yes, teacher.
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Yes teacher.
Okay class?
Very good.
2.745+5.8=
0.31 – 0.23=
Yes, teacher.
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2.367+23.8=
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Making generalization and In adding/subtracting decimals follow
abstractions about the lesson. these steps:
1)0.75+1.5=
2)13.57-7.8=
3)0.97-0.45=
4)21+0.567=
5)34.1-32.08=
B. Study and answer the table and answer the following questions:
Items Cost
Dress 435.95
T-shirt 299.50
Skirt 195.75
Blouse 333.50
Pajama 210.25
Socks 86.50
Pants 175
1)Rima bought socks, skirts and t-shirt. How much she willspend?
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2)Aden has P900.00. Which would he buy to have more money left, a dress and a t-
shirt or skirt and pajama?
3)Stephen wants to buy a socks and T-shirt, how much money he needs to get the
stuff?
4)Milante is planning to buy an item for her mother, but he has only P200 pesos,
what items he can afford in the table?
5)Milo wants to buy pants and sock, how much he will spend money to buy the two
items?
1.Ange holds 3.5 kg of bottles and 2.5 kg of glass, how much kilogram did Ange hold
in total?
2.Jola needs 1-meter stick but the stick she has is 8 meters, how much she needs to
cut to achieve 1 meter.
B.1. Create one word problem which is numbers with decimal point, and then make
solution to answer your word problem using fundamental operation: addition and
subtraction.
Prepared by:
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B. Attach the final write up of your first lesson plan.
Final Draft
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