GOODMORNING

CLASS
DRILL
14 + -34
-47 - (-32)
-3 x 19
-60 ÷ 15
-20 + -35
BRING ME!
GUIDE QUESTION:
1. How do you know that
each object represents a circle?
2. How circles are formed?
3. Based on our activity, what
do you think is our lesson for
today?
CIRCLE
AND IT’S
PARTS
Prepared by: Mr. John Emiel Butac
OBJECTIVES:
1 Define circle and its part.
2 Identify parts of a circle.
3 Draw a circle and label its parts.
4 Appreciate the importance of
circles in daily life.
Circle – closed curve and whose points
are all equidistant from a fixed point
called the center. It is named by its
center. The symbol for circle is ⊙.

The name of
this circle is ⊙A
A
Radius/Radii – line segment from the
center to any point on the circle. It is
named using the letter of the center
and the point on the circle.
The radius is AB.

B
A
Chord – line segment joining two
points on the circle. It is named using
the two points on the circle.
D The chord is CD.

C
Diameter – is a chord that passes
through the center of the circle. It is
twice the length of a radius.

The diameter is
CB.
C B
1.Center of the circle
2.Radius/ Radii
3.Chords
4.Diameter
GROUP
ACTIVITY!
Each group will pick an
envelope and each envelope
contains different task. Each
group will be given 5 minute to
do their task and graded by the
rubric.
PRACTICE!
Identify whether the encircled
part of the contribution is a
center, radius, chord or
diameter.
1. Wheels of Sumerians
2. Horoscope Calendar of
Chaldean Empire
3. Water-powered Mill of Han
Dynasty
4. Norfolk Wolf coin
5. Chariot of Zhou Dynasty
QUIZ!
Choose the letter
of the best
answer.
1. Closed curve and whose
points are all equidistant from
a fixed point called the center.
a. circle
b. chord
c. diameter
d. center
2. Line segment joining
two points on the circle.
a. center
b. circle
c.
diameter
3. Is a chord that passes through
the center of the circle.
a. circle

b. diameter
4. Fixed point in the circle.

a. diameter
b. chord
c. center
d. circle
5. Line segment from the
center to any point on the circle.
a. circle
b. diameter
c. chord
d. radius
ASSIGNMENT!
1. Center
2. Radius
3. Diameter
4. Chord
5. Name of the Circle