SEMI DETAILED 4A’S LESSON PLAN IN TLE-7 EXPLORATORY

Content Standards- Essential Tools in Carpentry for Beginners.

Performance Standards- Carpentry tools are used according to its function.

I. LEARNING COMPETENCY/OBJECTIVES:
1. Identifying the use of tools in Carpentry
2. Demonstrate the proper use of Carpentry Tools

II. SUBJECT MATTER

A. Topic: Essential Tools in Carpentry for Beginners.
Sub Topic: Carpentry tools are used according to its function

B. Reference: K to 12 BASIC EDUCATION CURRICULUM

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C. Materials: Laptop, Presentation Slides, Projector.

III. STRATEGIES
A. Classroom Routine
➢ Opening Prayer

➢ Checking of Attendance

➢ Energizer

B. Pre-Assessment
The teacher will present a picture that’s related to the topic and the students
will guess. And the students will be given a points or prize.
Give Example of Tools and Equipment:
The students will give example of tools and they will define how to use it.
C. Motivation
The teacher will show a picture of different tools.
Let them identify different kind of tools.
D. Lesson Proper
Discuss first what is Carpentry.
► Different types of tools and usage.

Chisel ►Chisels are versatile and indispensable tools that offer precision and control
when working with wood. From shaping and carving to creating intricate joinery,
chisels are a woodworker’s best friend.
Claw Hammer ►This versatile tool is an essential part of any carpenter’s toolkit and
serves multiple purposes. The claw hammer’s iconic design features a flat head for
driving nails and a curved claw for removing them, making it indispensable for a wide
range of carpentry tasks.

Tape Measure ►The common tape measure is the cornerstone of accurate

measurements in carpentry. It allows you to measure and mark dimensions with
precision, ensuring your cuts and joints are spot-on.

Circular Saw ►A versatile power tool, circular saws are perfect for making cuts in
various materials, including wood, plywood, and composite boards.

Screwdriver Set ►A set of screwdrivers, including both flathead and Phillips-head, is

essential for driving screws into wood and tightening various fasteners.

Level ►Achieving a level surface and ensuring a vertical alignment is crucial. A

level helps you maintain accuracy in your projects.

Combination Square ►This versatile tool allows you to measure and mark angles,
check squareness, and establish accurate reference lines. This is a must-have for
layout work and precision measurements.

Power Drill ► A power drill is a carpenter’s best friend, providing the ability to drill
holes and drive screws efficiently. Look for a drill with selectable speed and torque
settings.

Miter Saw ►For making precise crosscuts, bevel cuts, and mitered angles, a miter
saw can be the answer. It’s perfect for framing, trim work, and creating accurate
angled joints.

Hand Planes ►Hand planes, including the versatile block plane, are used to shape
and smooth wood surfaces. They are essential for achieving precise finishes and
removing imperfections.

Jigsaw ►A jigsaw is ideal for cutting intricate curves, shapes, and patterns in wood.
It’s a versatile and handheld power tool that allows for creative freedom in your
carpentry projects.
 Carpenters Pencil ►These sturdy and flat-sided pencils are designed for marking and
layout work on wood. Their flat shape prevents them from rolling away and allows for
precise markings.

Utility Knife ► A utility knife is a handy tool for scoring, cutting, and trimming
materials. It’s perfect for tasks that require precision and control, such trimming
excess materials.

Wood clamps ►Woodworking clamps are essential for securing workpieces together
during assembly, gluing, or when working with joinery.

Hand Saw ►While power saws have their place, a reliable hand saw is a fundamental
tool for making precise cuts and crosscuts in wood. It’s versatile and easy to
maneuver, allowing for greater control.

Activity
Direction: List down all the essential tools that we discuss and write its use or purposes

Analysis
Guide Questions:
• What are the differences between the tools and equipment?

• An electrical wood cutter that fits to various cuts such as plywoods.

Abstraction
Activity 2. “GROUP KNOWLEDGE CHECK”
The students will form into 5 groups and ask each other what they’ve learned about the topic
each member has a 3 point and if all the group members are perfect to this session, they will be
given 15point equivalent of five 3 points.

Questions:

What tool is use to flat the nails into woods?

What tool is responsible for measuring?

The one who’s responsible to check the level of each sides, size and surfaces.

Application
Activity 3. “ACT ME OUT”
Demonstrate the given tools in the board.
 Follow the Scoring Rubric below:
Score/Rate

Demonstrate how to use Jigsaw 33.33

Demonstrate how to use Claw Hammer 33.33

Pretend you’re the Carpenter using any tools 33.33

Equivalent of 100 points per group.

V- AGREEMENT
• Research additional kitchen utensils that commonly found in the kitchen. •
Bring at least 10 pictures of different equipment found in the kitchen.

Prepared by:

Prof. Britz Jaimes T. Nicdao