Sample Lesson Plan 4as
Sample Lesson Plan 4as
Instructor:
Subject: Mathematics
Quarter: 1st Quarter
Topic: Inscribed Angles and Intercepted Arc.
No. of Session: 1
Time Allotments: 60 mins.
d. Setting of Standards
Arrange your chairs class, set properly
and eyes on front.
e. Review
Class, who among you here can (raising their hands)
recall our last topic?
Yes, Rey John? It is all about chords of
a circle.
Very good! Most of you still
remember our last topic then,
what is the chord of a circle Abel? A chord of a circle is
any segment joining any
two points of a circle.
Very good! Class you’ve prove that
Have a sharp memory.
f. Motivation
“Saving Nemo”
Dory has a problem class. She wants to
save Nemo in jail of letters. In order to save
Nemo, we will be dancing together. After
dancing one of you will receive a key,
outside the key is a word you have to find
in jail of letters. After you find those words,
the jail of letters will be unlock and Nemo
will be save. To those who will not participate
well given a consequence. They will be the
one to find the word. Am I understood class? Yes ma’am/sir
Are you ready to save Nemo class? Yes ma’am/sir
A C
B 49° 98°
J I
80°
40°
G H
C M
A K
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measures of the arcs
intercepted by the angle and
it’s vertical pair. In figure 2,
<AKB ≡ <CKD because they
are vertical angles formed by
secants m & n intersecting at
the interior point K. the
measure of <AKB is
determined thus.
<AKB= ½ (AB + CD)
= ½ (80° +60°)
=1/2 (140°)
=70°
Very nice presentation pink team.
Class let us give them 5 claps.
Blue team start now.
The measure of an
angle formed by two secants
of a circle intersecting at a
point on the exterior of the
circle is one-half of the
E M
difference of the measures of
0 D its intercepted arcs. In figure
60° 110° 1, secants m & n intersects at
F 0 on the exterior of the
circle. <DOF is the angle
G N formed by secants m & n.
using the statements above,
we find the measures of
<DOF as follows.
<DOF= ½ (EG - OF)
= ½ (110°-60°)
H
= ½ (50°)
= 25°
162°
The measure of an
angle formed by a secant and
a tangent at the point of
tangency is equal to one-half
the measure of the
intercepted arc. In figure 2,
m is a tangent line at I while
n is a secant intersecting the
circle at I and h forming <HIJ.
The measure of <HIJ is one-
half the intercepted arc HI.
That is <HIJ = ½ HI
= ½ (162°)
= 81°
The measure of an
angle formed by a secant and
a tangent that intersect on
the exterior of a circle is one-
half the difference of the
measures of the intersected
arcs. In figure 1, q is the
tangent at k while p is a
secant intersecting the circle
K 182°
at m and n. the lines
80° intersect at l, a point on the
P L M N exterior of the circle. The
measure of <KLM is
Q determined thus
<KLM= ½ (KN- KM)
= ½ (182°-80°)
= ½ (102°)
A
= 51°
The measure of an
angle formed by two
intersecting tangent is one-
half of the measure of the
difference of the intercepted
arcs. In the figure 2, m and n
are tangent lines to the circle
at a and b, repectively
forming <APB. To find the
measure of <APB, we have
<APB= ½ (ADB-AB)
= ½ (240°-120°)
= ½ (120°)
= 60°
c. Abstraction/ Generalization
What have you learned today class?
Yes, Nilbert? I learned today on
how to find the
measurement of
inscribed angles and
intercepted arcs with
different theorems.
Thank you Nilbert, how about Juan what
Did you learn in your group?
Sir, it is very
important to work
very well in a group
or to help each other
in the group.
That’s a good observation. Indeed collaboration
is very important in real life works.
d. Application
I have here an amazing tree. The fruit
of these trees are the real-life application of our
topic today. So class, who wants to pick the fruit?
Yes Facto and Jay-an.
1. XP
2. MX
3. XZ
4. MXP
5. An angle formed by two radii intercepts an arc equal to 66°. Find the measure to the
angle.
V. Assignment
Directions: Make an advance study about the circular functions.