A DETAILED LESSON
PLAN
A DETAILED LESSON
PLAN
A DETAILED LESSON
PLAN
Tanauan Institute Inc.
J. Gonzales Street Brgy. 4 Tanauan Batangas
A DETAILED LESSON PLAN
I. Lesson Objectives
1. To know what is Financial Literacy
2. To know the importance of Financial Literacy
3. To identify the Benefits of Financial Literacy
II. Subject Matter:
A. Topic: Financial Literacy
B. Materials: PowerPoint Presentation
||| Learning Process:
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Preliminary Activities (5 minutes)
Prayer
“Class before we start our class let us
pray first.
Lord, we offer to you our class today.
We pray that through your Divine
Guidance, we would learn how to listen (All are prayed.)
attentively to the inputs of our teacher.
Grant that we recognize you in each of
our classmates and teachers.
Greetings
“Good Afternoon class.” “Good Afternoon Maam”
Checking of Attendance
“President, please check your “okay, ma’am.”
classmate’s attendance. Is there anyone
absent today?” “None ma’am.”
Review the Previous Lesson
(Student’s answer)
“Class, before we proceed to our next
topic, let us have a recall about the last
topic that we had on our last meeting.”
“What have you learned on our last (Student’s answer.)
discussion?”
“Very well said.”
Motivation (Activity)
“Students are you familiar in gumbled “Yes maam”
letters.”
“Good, for our activity today, I have “Yes, maam”
here a gumbled letters all you need to
do is to arrange it. Understand?”
1.linnaafci cyerattil 1.financial literacy
2.linnaafci slgao 2.financial goals
3.linnaafci retsss 3.financial stress
4.ynome dan tdbe 4.money and debt
5.linnaafci ncdeiios 5.financial decision
ANALYSIS
“What are the some benefits of financial
literacy? (Students answered.)
“Nice Idea”
“Are you familiar with the importance of Yes Ma’ am
financial literacy?
What are these? (Students answered.)
“Very Good Class.”
B. LESSON PROPER
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
LESSON DEVELOPMENT
“First I will going to discuss Financial
Literacy.”
Financial literacy is the ability to understand
and effectively use various financial skills,
including personal financial management,
budgeting, and investing. Financial literacy is ( Student are listening)
the foundation of your relationship with
money, and it is a lifelong journey of learning
“Now let us proceed to Importance of
Financial Literacy.”
“Students these are the Importance of Financial
Literacy.”
1.Understand how much you earn and spend.
When building financial literacy, making a
budget is one important way to establish a true
understanding of your income and expenses.
Once you have a budget, you can continue to
track spending and revisit your spending plan
regularly.
2. Repay and avoid debt.
Seeking out the lowest interest rates
when comparing loan terms can save a
substantial amount over time and so can
paying off credit card balances each
month so you don't accrue interest
charges. If you already have debt,
financial literacy can help you choose
the best methods to get out of debt,
either on your own or with the help of a
reputable expert like a non profit credit
counselor.
3.Protect yourself from debt and bank rupcy.
A crucial way to prevent debt from building is
to create an emergency savings account. A
financially literate saver knows how much to
set aside—ideally three to six months' worth of
expenses—and aims to keep it at that level at
all times.
4.Work toward a secure retirement.
Whatever your other short-term plans, save for
retirement at the same time. When you've
become financially literate, you'll have a better
idea how much to save, what type of retirement
you want and how to get there.
”Let us proceed to the Benefits of Financial
Literature”
”Class are the benefits of financial literacy”
Ability to make
better financial decisions.
Effective management of money and
debt.
Greater equipped to
reach financial goals.
Reduction of expenses through better
regulation.
Less financial stress and anxiety.
“Yes Ma’am”
“Do you understand the lesson we tackle today?”
“ Okay, since you understand our lesson we
have activity regards to our topic.”
C. Application/Evaluation
“Yes Ma’am”
Give your insights about the topic that
being discussed.
Your reflection paper must compose of at
least 500 words with a brief and
meaningful explanation. You are given of
one hour to submit your work.
D. Assignment
Make a poster making about financial “ The students will participate”
literacy.
“ Class I hope you learned, that’s all for today, “ Good bye Ma’am”
class dismissed.”
