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The document provides a detailed lesson plan for a Grade 4 math class on angles. The objective is for 75% of students to be able to name, construct, and participate in a group activity on different types of angles. The lesson plan outlines preparatory, developmental, and evaluation activities. Students will learn to identify right, acute, and obtuse angles; measure angles using a protractor; and construct different angle types through group work and flashcard exercises.

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Lesson Plan in Math

The document provides a detailed lesson plan for a Grade 4 math class on angles. The objective is for 75% of students to be able to name, construct, and participate in a group activity on different types of angles. The lesson plan outlines preparatory, developmental, and evaluation activities. Students will learn to identify right, acute, and obtuse angles; measure angles using a protractor; and construct different angle types through group work and flashcard exercises.

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A Detailed Lesson Plan in Math 4

I. Objective: At the end of the lesson, 75% of the Grade 4 pupils are expected to:
1. name different kinds of angles such as right angle, acute angle and obtuse angle
2. construct different kinds of angles
3. participate actively in group activity

II. Subject Matter:


Topic: Angles
Skills: Naming different kinds of angles
Constructing different kinds of angles
Reference: BEC-PELC III.A.2.2, 2.2.1
Materials: Colored name tags, strips, rulers,improvised protractors, cartolina, flash cards,
mat
Value: Cooperation

III. Strategy:

Teacher’s Activity Pupils Activity

A. Preparatory Activities
(Expose)
1. Drill

Class, I have here on the board pictures of


Angles. Now, who among you can give at Pupils raise their hands
least 3 angles?
FLA
ALC
YLF

Very Good! Okay, let’s look at the angles,


what do you think is the vertex of all the L
angles?

2. Review:

Base on the drawing, what are the parts of


an angle? An angle has two parts: the sides and the
vertex.
3. Motivation:
Okay, now that you know the different parts
of an angle. Let’s have a contest, group
yourselves according to your color. The
winners in the contest will have a prize.
Pupils do so.
B. Developmental Activities:
1. Presentation:
Our lesson for today is about angles.

2. Discussion:
(Explore)
Group Activity:
(Given time 7 minutes)
Pink Group

Instructions: draw Pinoy Big Brother’s house,


using only the rulers and the pentel pen. Pupils do so.

Green Group:

Instructions: draw a house where your pet dogs


can live, using only the rulers and the pentel Pupils do so.
pen.

Yellow Group:

Instructions: draw a big boat using only the Pupils do so.


rulers and the pentel pen.

Okay, now let’s ask the pink group to present


to the class their drawing.

(teacher labels the sides of the house)


Class try to look at the angle formed at the base
of the house. It looks like a square corner.

This angle is what we call the right angle.


What do you think is the measure of the right 900
angle?

Correct! Now let’s ask the green group to


present to the class their drawing.

(teacher labels the side of the rooftop)


Class try to look at the angle formed at the side
of the houses’ roof.

Which angle do you think is smaller, the right The new angle.
angle or the new angle?

Correct! This angle is what we call an acute


angle.
What do you think is the measure of the acute
angle? Is it greater than or less than the right Less than 900
angle?

Correct! Now let’s ask the yellow group to


present to the class their drawing.

Class try to look at the angle formed at the side


of the ship.

Which angle do you think is bigger, the right


angle or the new angle? The new angle.
Correct! This angle is what we call an obtuse
angle.

What do you think is the measure of the obtuse


angle? Is it greater than or less than the right
angle? Greater than 900
(Experience)
Now class, how will we know that the measure
of an angle is 900? What tool will we use to
measure an angle? Use a protractor.

(Teacher presents a protractor and distributes


copies to the class)

Class do you know how to use a protractor? No!

To measure an angle, place the arrow of the


protractor at the vertex of the angle and the Pupils do so.
baseline of the protractor along one side of the
angle. Then read the number of degrees from
the side of the angle.
Class let’s measure the angles of your Pupils do so.
drawings using the protractor.

Now class lets have another game.


Let’s ask each group to have 2 volunteers in
front. I have here some flashcards, as I flash
the cards you’re going to form an angle using Pupils do so.
your bodies.

75o

173o

90o

Group members cheer for your members.


3. Analysis:
So, looking at your classmates what kind of
angles did they form? Acute angle, right angle and obtuse angle
Are the angles the same? No!
Do they have the same measurements? No!

4. Generalization:
What are the three different kinds of angles? Right angle, Acute angle, Obtuse angle
What is a right angle? An angle that measures 90o
What is an acute angle? An angle that measures less than 90o

What is an obtuse angle? An angle that measures greater than 90o

5. Application:

Look at the drawing on the board. Name as


many angles as you can find. Tell whether the
angle is right, obtuse, or acute.

o
k
kwo
owr
r w dws
ows
rws
rwd
d s kwd

Give prize to the group with the most points.

IV. Evaluation:

What kind of angle is in each number below?


K
1. JOK=_____ 1. Obtuse angle
2. JOC=_____ O 2. Right angle
J L
3. MOC=____ 3. Acute angle
4. KOL=____ 4. Acute angle
5. COJ=_____ M 5. Right angle
C

V. Assignment:

Make the following using cardboard or


cartolina.
1. Make 2 cut outs of acute angles
2. Make 2 cut outs of obtuse angles
3. Make 2 cut outs of right angles

Prepared by:

Melchor Kirk S. Brodit

Prepared for:

Patricia D. Villavelez
Principal II
Jose B. Puey Sr. Elementary School

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