week 1
week 1
Department of Education
MIMAROPA Region
Schools Division of Palawan
Taytay District I
CENTRAL TAYTAY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL-STAND ALONE
School ID 342752
Montevista, Poblacion, Taytay, Palawan
Objective:
Perform fundamental operations on fractions and decimals.
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Review Motivation:
1. Show a video clip of a successful business owner discussing the
importance of understanding fractions and decimals in managing
finances.
2. Conduct class discussion on common situations where fractions and
decimals are used in business transactions.
3. Present real-life examples of how errors in calculations involving
fractions and decimals can lead to financial losses.
Activities
Instructions:
1. Review the rules for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing
fractions.
2. Provide practice exercises for students to solve fraction operations.
3. Monitor and assist students as they work on the exercises.
Rubrics:
Assessment questions:
1. Solve the following fraction addition: 1/4 + 3/8.
2. Simplify the following fraction multiplication: 2/3 * 5/6.
Instructions:
1. Review the rules for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing
decimals.
2. Provide practice exercises for students to solve decimal operations.
3. Monitor and assist students as they work on the exercises.
Rubrics:
Assessment questions:
1. Solve the following decimal subtraction: 7.8 - 3.45.
2. Multiply the following decimals: 0.25 * 0.6.
Instructions:
1. Provide exercises that involve a combination of fraction and decimal
operations.
2. Encourage students to show their work and explain their steps.
3. Monitor and assist students as they work on the exercises.
Rubrics:
Assessment questions:
1. Solve the following mixed operation: (2/3 + 0.25) * 1/2.
2. Simplify the following expression: 3.2 - (1/4 * 1.5).
Instructions:
1. Review the concept of equivalent fractions and decimals.
2. Provide practice exercises for students to find equivalent fractions and
decimals.
3. Monitor and assist students as they work on the exercises.
Rubrics:
Assessment questions:
1. Find an equivalent fraction to 3/4 with a denominator of 8.
2. Convert the decimal 0.6 into an equivalent fraction.
Instructions:
1. Review the concept of comparing fractions and decimals.
2. Provide practice exercises for students to compare fractions and
decimals.
3. Monitor and assist students as they work on the exercises.
Rubrics:
Assessment questions:
1. Compare the following fractions: 1/3 and 2/5. Which is greater?
2. Compare the following decimals: 0.75 and 0.8. Which is greater?
Instructions:
1. Review the process of converting fractions to decimals and decimals to
fractions.
2. Provide practice exercises for students to convert between fractions
and decimals.
3. Monitor and assist students as they work on the exercises.
Rubrics:
Assessment questions:
1. Convert the fraction 5/8 into a decimal.
2. Convert the decimal 0.25 into a fraction.
Analysis:
Review the students' completed exercises and identify common errors or
misconceptions. Discuss these issues with the class and provide additional
explanations or examples as needed.
Abstraction:
Summarize the key concepts and rules for performing operations on
fractions and decimals. Emphasize the importance of accuracy and
precision in business calculations.
Application:
Present a real-life problem where students need to calculate the profit
margin of a business based on fractional and decimal values. Discuss the
steps they would take to solve the problem and encourage them to apply
the concepts they have learned.
Assessment:
1. Administer a written test that includes various problems involving
fraction and decimal operations.
2. Conduct a group activity where students solve business-related
problems using fractions and decimals, and assess their understanding
based on their solutions and explanations.
Assignment:
Assign a set of word problems that require students to apply fraction and
decimal operations in a business context. Provide clear instructions and a
deadline for submission.
Prepared by:
JOJO F. RECOCO
Subject Teacher
Noted by:
LEVI M. DALUMPINES
Principal III