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Grade 7 Isometric Drawing Lesson Plan

The document provides a detailed lesson plan for a 7th grade engineering drawing class on isometric drawing. The objectives are for students to understand isometric drawing and apply basic concepts. The lesson plan outlines procedures including a review, motivation through questions, a lecture and demonstration, followed by an activity where students answer questions and complete a mechanical sketching and plotting exercise. It concludes with an evaluation through a paper and pencil test to assess student learning.
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Grade 7 Isometric Drawing Lesson Plan

The document provides a detailed lesson plan for a 7th grade engineering drawing class on isometric drawing. The objectives are for students to understand isometric drawing and apply basic concepts. The lesson plan outlines procedures including a review, motivation through questions, a lecture and demonstration, followed by an activity where students answer questions and complete a mechanical sketching and plotting exercise. It concludes with an evaluation through a paper and pencil test to assess student learning.
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E DEPARTMENT
DETAILED LESSON PLAN
GRADE 7, ENGINEERING DRAWING

I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the learners are expected to:
A. Content Standard: The learners apply the basic understanding on isometric drawing.
B. Performance Standard: The learners understand the significance of isometric drawing.
C. Learning Competencies: Engineering Drawing

II. SUBJECT MATTER:


A. Topic: Isometric Drawing
B. Reference: Learning Module for TLE Book
C. Materials: Cartolina, Pentel pen, tapes , visual aid
D. Time Duration: 1 hour
E. Value Integration: Patience, Accuracy
F. Strategies: Discussion, Problem Solving, Group Activity
G. Entries of Integration:
English – Vocabulary of some words used
ESP – Show patience in solving mechanical sketching
Math – Measurements
HOTS – answering questions formulated that encourage students to interact and absorb knowledge

III. PROCEDURES:
A. Preliminaries
a. Prayer
b. Greetings
c. Checking of attendance – refer to the result of evaluation
d. Classroom Rules

Key indicator 5
Before class discussion:
1. The learner should be in their proper seat.
2. 2 Wear proper and complete uniform with ID.
During the discussion/activity:
1. The learner should be in silence while the teacher is talking.
2. The learner should raise their hand when answering questions.
3. The learner should participate in group activity/discussion.
After the discussion:
1. Clean the room as you before you go.

Key indicator 2

Mechanical sketching and plotting

A. Review

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY/QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED LEARNERS’ EXPECTED RESPONSE

1. What is a cube? Geometric Figure

2. In what particular geometric figure a cube belong? Solid

3. Define / give the meaning of isometric drawing? Drawing using full scale
“ISO” – Equal
“Metric” – Measure

B. Motivation

Key indicator 2
What is the essence / importance of the isometric Correct facts, view and dimensions of correct figure
drawing?

What are the necessary drafting tools needed? Pencil, T-square and triangles

C. Lesson Proper

Key indicator 1
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY/QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED LEARNERS’ EXPECTED RESPONSE

LECTURE / DEMONSTRATOR METHOD


SEE ANNEXES AT THE BACK

A. ACTIVITY
Key indicator 4 and 5

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY/QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED LEARNERS’ EXPECTED RESPONSE


1. How many axis will you create? 3

2. What are the exact degrees for the left and right 30 Degrees
axis?
90 Degrees
3. A vertical axis stands _______ degrees.
Left axis
4. In what particular axis a front view can be found?

5. What view which is horizontally aligned with the Side view


front view?

IV. Evaluation (Paper and Pencil Test)


(Key indicator 9: Design, select, organize and use diagnostic, formative and summative assessment strategies
consistent with curriculum requirements)

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY/QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED LEARNERS’ EXPECTED RESPONSE


1. Top view is vertically aligned with the ____ view? Front View

2. How many dimensions which are being represented 3D (Length, width, height)
by the isometric drawing?

3. Length is represented by ________ view front view

4. Width can be projected in _______ view side view

5. Height is represented _______ view Font and side view

SCORING RUBRICS

CRITERIA POINTS
Process of answer 5
Checking of answer 3
Final answer 2
Total 10
V. Enrichment: Practicum/Laboratory (Mechanical Sketching and Plotting)

Prepared by:

Observers:

1.

2.

3.

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