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BEED-III
Lesson Plan in PEH
(DEDUCTIVE METHOD)
School: Sta. Cruz Elementary School Grade Level: 5
Teacher: Roshelle Jhane L. Sarmiento Learning Area: Remembering
Teaching Time: 40 minutes Quarter: 1
Theme:Module__:Module 4 MiSSOSA 4
I. OBJECTIVES
A.Learning Area Standard: The learner demonstrates understanding of the concept of physical
fitness and physical activity in achieving, sustaining, and promoting an active life for fitness
and health.
B.Key Stage Standard: The learner demonstrates understanding of movement concepts and skills
in preparation for active participation in various physical activities
C. Grade Level Standard: The learner demonstratesunderstanding of principles in movement and
fitness for active participation in various physical activities
D. Lesson Objectives:
(PE3PF-IV-a-h-16)
a. Determine the concepts of aerobics.
b. Give examples of aerobic activities.
c. Appreciate the importance of aerobic exercises.
PROCEDURE:
A.Preparatory Activities
1. Drill
Grace?
Very good!
Our parts of the body includes toes ,knees ,
3. Motivation shoulder and head
Okay very good, that's normal. Students will perform a jumping jacks
Presentation
Okay closing up. Another ? Our lesson for today is all about aerobics
ma'am
Okay . All your answers are correct but to be
more specific our lesson for today is all about
Aerobic Activities and Exercises
Aerobics
Aerobic Activities/Exercise
a. Setting of Standards
Presntation of Roles/Concepts/General Ideas
Discussion of Examples
1.
2
3.
4.
5.
Now class what aerobic activities did
you see in the pictures?
Yes Rosalyn
1. Badminton ma'am
Very good
.
2. Bicycling ma'am.
Very good, bicycling.
3. Aerobic dancing
Very good, aerobic dance
5. Running
2. Increases energy
7. Improves sleep
C. Concluding Activities
Restatement of Roles / Concept/ General
Ideas
Did you understand my discussion
class?
Very good
1. Improves your circulation and helps your 1. Improves your circulation and helps your
body use oxygen better body use oxygen better
3. Helps reduce risk of developing heart 3. Helps reduce risk of developing heart
desease desease
4. Helps reduce risk of developing diabetes 4. Helps reduce risk of developing diabetes
6. Helps reduce tension, anxiety and depression 6. Helps reduce tension, anxiety and depression
Application:
Group Activity
IV EVALUATION
Theme:Module__: _____________
I. OBJECTIVES
Recognize the integers get smaller in value as moved to the left and larger as moved
to the right of the number line.
References: www.mathgoodies.com
III. PROCEDURE
1.Drill
Opening Prayer
Okay Kaye lead the prayer Our dear Lord be with us today, help us
in our studies in our working place,
bless us, bless our teacher, bless our
parents and classmates. In Jesus name
we pray. Amen
Greetings
Good morning ma’am.
Cheking Of Attendance
Is there any absent today?
None ma’am
Very good!
2. Review
Can you recall our topic last time?
Again what is number line? It is the straight horizontal line that has
numbers place at the equal intervals or
segments along its length and can be
extent infinitely
Presentation
1.)anth ssle
1.less than
2. gertear
2. Greater
3. mbuner neli
3.number line
4. etisiopv
4.positive
5. nagetvei 5. negative
Very good.
2. Greater Than(>)
3.Number line
4. Positive numbers
5. Negative numbers
a. Setting of Standards
B. DRILL
Arranging Integers
Examples:
1. 5,3,7,0,-2,-1,-7
Ans. -7,-2,-1,0,3,5,7
2.-3,0,1,12,-5,2,8
Yes Arnold?
3.-7,8,6,-4,-1, 0,-6
EXAMPLES:
4.5,-7,-3,0,2,8,-1
5.-4,3,-1,0,-2,8,-13
6.20,1,6,0,4-23,-42
8,3,0,-1,-2,-4,-13
Comparing Integers
20,6,1,0,-4,-23,-42
We can use symbols < (less than) and > (greater than)
to compare two integers where the symbol always
point to the smaller number
1. 10__-4
Ans:10 > -4
2. -6__1
Ans: -6 < 1
3.7__-8
C. Concluding Activities
Generalization 3.7 >-8
C.GENERALIZATION
Any clarification?
No ma’am
Application
1.) 7___-5
2.) -9___-5
3.)-33___0
4.) 6___-6
5.)-12___0
6.)6___7
7.) 5___-6
8.) 4___8
9.)10___-11
10.)22___-3
m least to greatest
1.)-7,-9,-19,-8,0
2.)5,-31,-4,-10,7
3.)10,-11,12,6-,8
4.)13,-11,5,2,13
5.);1,-2,3,-4,5
Write T if the statement is true and F if the We can use symbols < (less than) and >
statement is false (greater than) to compare two integers
where the symbol always point to the
smaller number
Valuing
Okay Precisely
V. ASSIGMMENT
1.1________________-10
2. -6_______________6
3.5_______________-7
4.-4_______________6
5.9________________-13
6.11_______________-15
7.7_______________-8
8.-8_______________8
9.12_______________-14
10.3_______________-6
Prepared by:
Roshelle Jhane L. Sarmiento