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SYMMETRY
SYMMETRY
IN
MATHEMATICS III
I. 0BJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, students will be able to;
a. identify symmetry and line of symmetry in a given shape and the real world eamples
b. complete the missing half of symmetrical object by applying their understanding of symmetry
c. show appreciation on the importance of symmetry
III. PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity Pupil’s Activity
A. PREPARTORY
Everybody stand up, let us pray. (pupils will stand up and pray)
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B. Review
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Parallel line are lines in a plane that are
What is Parallel line, again? always the same distance apart.
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Intersecting line, teacher?
What else?
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Intersecting line is when two or more lines
What is intersecting line, again? across each other in a plane.
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Perpendicular line, teacher.
What else?
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Perpendicular line are lines that intersect at
What is Perpendicular line? the right angle of 90 degree.
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C. Motivation
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D. Presentation
1. Activity
Direction:
Each group will be given a box
containing the half of every object. To make it
whole object, each group will find the other
missing half object. And when you find it, Yes, teacher!
you and your partner will come in front and
tell us what object did you formed.
Group 1
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Group 2
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Teacher, a reflection!
2. Analysis
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Yes, teacher.
Symmetry – means that one shape is identical
to other shape when it is moved, rotated, or
flipped. When one half of a figure looks like
the mirror image of the other half it is
Prepared by:
Rhea G. De Alca
Marnie T. Getalado