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I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the pupils are expected
to learn:
a: Read and Analyze data presented on a line graph
b: Create a line graph
c: Show interest and fun doing the activities
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2. Review
Before we start our lesson for today, let us review
our past lesson yesterday. What you studied
yesterday?
We had studied multiplication table
Very good
So now you know how to multiply each number?
3. Motivation
Yes Teacher!!
Ask the pupils. Do you see any graph in our school
bulletin board? What do you notice?
Very good!!! Yes!! We had to saw latest information
a bout our progress in school.
B. Developmental Activities
1. Presentation
Data Gathering: Reading a line graph
The line graph shows my average weight for 8 years.
Harry’s average weight
(2001-2008)
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3.Abstraction
You all did very good!! Now we will proceed to our
topic. I will discuss line graph so what is a line graph?
A line graph, also known as a line plot or line chart, is
a graph that uses lines to connect individual data
points displaying quantitative values over a specified
time interval. The line graph consists of a horizontal x-
axis and a vertical y-axis. Most line graphs only deal
with positive number values, so these axes typically
intersect near the bottom of the y-axis and the left end
of the x-axis. ... Data points are plotted and connected
by a line in a "dot-to-dot" fashion.
How do you read a line graph?
The horizontal label across the bottom and the
vertical label along the side tells us what kinds
of data is being shown. The horizontal scale
across the bottom and the vertical scale along
the side tell us how much or how many. The
points or dots on the graph represents the x, y
coordinates or ordered pairs.
4.Generalization The line graph consists of horizontal
x-axis and a vertical y-axis.
Any question? So, we will do the recap.
Line graphs are used to track changes
What are the two lines in a graph? over short and long periods of time.
Very good!! When smaller changes exist, line
graphs are better to use than
When we used the line graph?
bar graphs. Line graphs can also be
Very good answer!! used to compare changes over the
same period of time for more than one
group.
Temperatures in NY
City
Day Temperature
1 43° F
2 53° F
3 50° F
4 57° F
5 59° F
6 67° F
IV: Evaluation
Answer the following question and interpret into a line Pupils possible answer
graph table.
The table below shows Sam's weight in kilograms for
The data from the table above has
5 months.
been summarized in the line graph
below.
Sam's Weight
Weight in
Month
kg
January 49
February 54
March 61
April 69
May 73
QUESTION ANSWER
1. What is the title of this line graph?
Sam's Weight
2. What is the range of values on the horizontal scale?
January to May
3. What is the range of values on the vertical scale?
0 to 80
4. How many points are in the graph?
5
5. What was the highest value recorded?
73 kg
6. What was the lowest value recorded?
49 kg
7. Did Sam's weight increase or decrease over time?
Increase
V: Assignment
In a 1 whole sheet of paper write down the different
graphs. Give one example of each graph.
Prepared by:
SAMER B. CALIM 2
BEED B
Student