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Content Standards The learners identify, describe and differentiate the concepts
and principles in rough carpentry and finish carpentry.
Performance The learners independently draw types of roof.
Standards
I. OBJECTIVES
Cognitive : Describe rough carpentry and finish carpentry
Differentiate rough carpentry and finish carpentry
Affective : Value the importance of rough and finish carpentry
Study the different parts of the building
Psychomotor : Identify the parts of the building
Draw parts of the building
II. SUBJECT MATTER
Topic : Rough carpentry
Building & its Parts
Reference : Civil technology module
Code : CILO1
Materials : Mobile Phone, Laptop, PowerPoint Presentation, Pencil & Ball Pen
and Drawing Paper
III. PROCEDURE
A. Warm up, Check for understanding and Activate prior knowledge
1. Preliminary Activities
Teacher Learners
a. Prayer May I request someone from the class Let us pray………..Amen
to lead the prayer?
(Ms/Mr_______, Please lead the (Yes Sir… Let us pray……. Amen)
prayer)
b. Greetings A Blessed Day Everyone/Good Good Morning Sir! We are fine
Morning Class! How everyone today? and excited to learn new things
with you today!
c. Checking of May I know who is/are absent today? We are all present Sir, perfect
attendance attendance!
Okay very good!
Teacher Learners
Do you still remember the lesson we have Yes Sir!
tackled?
May I request Mr/Ms ______ to give his/her I have learned from the last lesson
learnings on the past lesson? that…………..Thank you Sir!
Very well said Mr/Ms ______! Thank you Sir!
Very good class, you id understand the lesson! Okay Sir! Thank you!
And if you have more clarifications just ask me
about it!
B. Lesson Proper
Motivation
Teacher Learners
Before we start with our discussion, let us (Attentively listening)
play first. This game is called Jumble Rumble
(I will show jumbled words related to the
topic we’re about to discuss and you will
compete with each other by guessing what
the jumbled word is.)
Yes Sir we are!
Are you all ready?
Jumbled Word Number 1 (Focused waiting for the jumbled word to show)
Jumbled Word Number 2 (Excitedly waiting for the next word to show)
Jumbled Word Number 3 (Focused waiting for the jumbled word to show)
With the jumbled words I have given, can Sir! I think it is about …………….!
anyone guess what will be our lesson for
today?
Thank you Sir!
Very Good Mr/Ms _________!
It is now clear to you what will be our lesson Yes Sir! We are!
for today, so let start this amazing journey
together! Are you with me?
Now, Mr/Ms _____ please kindly read the Cognitive : Describe rough carpentry and
following objectives: finish carpentry
Differentiate rough carpentry
and finish carpentry
Affective : Value the importance of rough
and finish carpentry
Study the different parts of the
building
Psychomotor : Identify the parts of the building
Draw parts of the building
ACTIVITY
Teacher Learners
At this juncture, I will give you an activity (Listening attentively)
through Google Form.
How was the activity? Is it easy or too easy? It is very good Sir!
Very Good Class!
ANALYSIS
Teacher Learners
Carpentry is divided into two parts which is Sir! I believe that if we know the proper
the rough and finish carpentry. Why is it sections of each parts, we can build our
important to know the sections of each house or buildings properly.
part?
What are the seven sections of Rough Sir! It includes foundation, post, floor, wall,
Carpentry? partition, roof and ceiling.
How about the sections of Finish Sir it is doors, windows, flooring and stairs.
Carpentry?
Very Good Everyone! A job well done.
ABSTRACTION/DEEPENING
Teacher Learners
To deepen your understanding about house (Attentively Listening)
framing! Kindly watch the Video!
Okay anyone from the class who wants to share After watching the video my
their reactions about the video? learning is more deepened and I
have also learned some tips that I
can use in the future.
Very Well Said Mr/Ms _____!
Anyone Else? Sir! I have learned
………………………………!
Class, what are some example of the parts of the Sir it is Foundation!
building?
Very Good Everyone!
GENERALIZATION
Teacher Learners
What have you learned in todays’ lesson? Sir! In this lesson I have learned about
Carpentry and the two parts of carpentry
which is rough and finish carpentry. I have
also learned about the seven sections of
rough carpentry and the four sections of
finish carpentry.
Very Good! Thank You Sir!
Anyone who wants to share their learnings I have learned that it is very important to
in this lesson? build a house or building by properly
knowing the parts of the building and what
are the materials that will be use on each
part. Like for example in foundation, I can
use cement, wood or combination.
Very well said Mr/Ms _______! Thank You Sir!
I think now you are ready for the
succeeding tasks!
APPLICATION
Teacher Learners
Now Group yourselves with 4 members (Listening Attentively)
each! And you will create infographics
about our lesson for today!
Here is a sample of infographics: (Listening Attentively)
You will be given 30 minutes to do the
activity. Yes we are Sir!
Are you all ready?
Your time starts now!
Time is up! Let’s check your outputs! Okay Sir!
(Presentation of the outputs)
Let’s start with the first group! Group 1: Sir! this is our output……………
Thank You Sir!
Group 2: Sir! this is our output……………
Thank You Sir!
Group 3: Sir! this is our output……………
Thank You Sir!
Very Good Everyone! Your Outputs are all
amazing! You all really did understand our
lesson!
IV. EVALUATION
Teacher Learners
At this time, I will give you a question and (Attentively listening)
you will create an essay about it consisting
100 words.
You will be given 30 minutes to do so. (Listening)
V. AGREEMENT
Teacher Learners
You will Draw any parts of the building (Listening Attentively)
(Either Foundation or Posts/Column) on
a drawing paper or any drawing sheets.
(Listening Attentively)
In sending your outputs, for those who
are close to the campus you can submit
it on the guard house. Yes Sir!
VI. REYMARKS
VII. REFLECTION
Prepared by:
Romnick M. Handayan
PT-BTLED-IA IV
Checked by:
Ronilo P. Biongcog
Cooperating Teacher