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DLP in Mathematics 4
DLP in Mathematics 4
Meneses Campus
TJS Matungao, Bulakan, Bulacan
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES;
At the end of the lesson, the pupils are able to;
a. Rounds numbers to the nearest thousand.
b. Demonstrate rounding off numbers.
c. Cooperates during group activities in rounding numbers.
A. PREPARATORY ACTIVITY
1. PRAYER
2. GREETINGS
3. CLASS RULES
4. CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE
Class secretary, is there anybody absent for
today?
No, ma’am. There's no absentees for today.
5. ENERGIZER
6. REVIEW
Do you still remember our lesson yesterday?
What was it all about?
Rounds numbers to the nearest hundreds.
Very good!
Lets check!
ANSWER KEY:
1. Ones
2. Hundreds
3. Hundreds
4. Ones
5. Tens
Ask:
No, ma’am.
Can we tell the exact number of rice grains at a
glance?
About how many rice grains do you think are Thousands or millions, ma’am.
there in the bottle?
That’s right!
B. Developmental Activities
Presentation
Ask:
1. What are the places benefiting from the Clean & San Jose & Bais City
Green Program of the government?
2. What do you think would happen to these places (answers vary)
after benefiting this Clean & Green Program?
Discussion
Ask:
How do the numbers 79 582 and 96 454 have been
rounded? (to the nearest hundreds & thousands)
Examples:
3. ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY
4. Application
Again, what is our topic for today? Rounds numbers to the nearest thousand.
How do we round numbers? To round numbers, identify the rounding digi
round up (add 1) if the digit to its right is 5 or
greater . Round down (retain the digit ) if it is
less than 5. Then change all the digits to the
right of the rounding place to zeros.
Evaluation
V. Assignment
For your assignment, Encircle the number that could be rounded to 13 000.
12 580 12 352 13 940 13 467
13 295 12 761 12 642
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