This instructional guide provides lessons for 2nd quarter week 4 mathematics covering fractions. Lesson 5 defines fractions and their types (proper, improper, mixed, similar, dissimilar). Students complete activities identifying fraction parts and kinds. Lesson 6 covers changing between improper fractions and mixed numbers by multiplying the denominator by the whole number. Students practice conversion through various exercises.
This instructional guide provides lessons for 2nd quarter week 4 mathematics covering fractions. Lesson 5 defines fractions and their types (proper, improper, mixed, similar, dissimilar). Students complete activities identifying fraction parts and kinds. Lesson 6 covers changing between improper fractions and mixed numbers by multiplying the denominator by the whole number. Students practice conversion through various exercises.
This instructional guide provides lessons for 2nd quarter week 4 mathematics covering fractions. Lesson 5 defines fractions and their types (proper, improper, mixed, similar, dissimilar). Students complete activities identifying fraction parts and kinds. Lesson 6 covers changing between improper fractions and mixed numbers by multiplying the denominator by the whole number. Students practice conversion through various exercises.
LESSON 5: CONCEPTS OF FRACTIONS I. OBJECTIVE A. Identify the different kinds of fractions. B. Solve word problems involving fractions. II. SUBJECT MATTER Topic: Kinds of Fraction References: Mathematics 4 (pages 182-194) *Note: In every activity, write your answer in 1 whole sheet of pad paper or coupon bond back to back in chronological order with solutions if necessary. Every submission, just pass your paper attached with this instruction not your book. Maintain cleanliness on your paper. III. PROCEDURE A. INTRODUCTION Let us consider the following problem below. This is the flag of Italy. The colors represent different virtues: green shows hope, white represents faith, and red symbolizes charity. One of the three parts of Italy’s flag is green. We can say 1 that one-third of the flag is green. We can write it as 3 . 1 This symbol ( 3 ) is an example of fraction. What is fraction? What are the parts and kinds? To answer the question, refer to the given discussion below. B. DISCUSSION A FRACTION is used to name a part or parts of a whole. Fraction has two parts, these are numerator and denominator. There are also five kinds of fractions such as proper fraction, improper fraction, mixed fraction, similar fraction, and dissimilar fraction. To better understand the differences of this types of fraction, please continue to read the discussions on pages 182-185. C. APPLICATION Try to answer the activity A and B under TRY THESE on page 186. D. GENERALIZATION Read and understand the key words under points to ponder on page 187. E. EVALUATION (Answer Only) 1. Answer letter A, and B on PAGE 188-189 under GET STARTED. 2. Answer the activity A and B on PAGE 193-194 under GO FOR GOLD. LESSON 6: CONCEPT OF FRATIONS I. OBJECTIVE A. Change improper fraction to mixed fraction and vice versa. II. SUBJECT MATTER Topic: RENAMING MIXED NUMBER TO IMPROPER FRACTION AND VICE VERSA References: Mathematics 4 (pages 195-202) *Note: In every activity, write your answer in 1 whole sheet of pad paper or coupon bond back to back in chronological order with solutions if necessary. Every submission, just pass your paper attached with this instruction not your book. Maintain cleanliness on your paper. III. PROCEDURE A. INTRODUCTION Let us consider the following problem below. 1 One Saturday afternoon, the Santos family consumed 2 3 egg pies. How many thirds of egg pies were eaten? To crack this question, continue to read and study the solution on pages 195-196. B. DISCUSSION Mixed numbers can be change or rename to improper faction by multiplying the denominator to the whole number and add the product to the numerator. Copy the denominator. Refer to the given example letter A on page 196. To change or expressed improper fractions as mixed fractions follow the steps on the given example on page 196 under letter B. C. APPLICATION Try to answer the activity A, B, and C under TRY THESE on page 197. D. GENERALIZATION Read and understand the key words under points to ponder on page 197. E. EVALUATION 1. Answer the activity on PAGE 198 under GET STARTED. 2. Answer the activity A (1-5 only) and B (1-5 only) on PAGE199 under SKIL ENHANCER. 3. Answer letter A on page 201 under GO FOR GOLD.