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Detailed Lesson Plan Math V

I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
a. Visualize, name, and describe polygons with five or more sides; and
b. Describe the properties of polygons (regular and irregular polygons).
C. Draw pictures with plane figures.
Value: Appreciate the different kinds of plane figures

II. Subject Matter:


a. TOPIC: Plane Figures
b. REFERENCE: Wright, A. (2017). de Joya, E. (2017). Math For Life 5. Rex Printing
Company (pages 248-256)
c. MATERIALS:
Class Proper: White Board Marker, Book, and Flash cards
Activities: Scotch tape, cut-outs of Plane Figures

III. Procedure

A.
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
Good Morning Class!
Good Morning Ma’am Liezette!
Before we start, please clean your sorroundings
and please fix and arrange your chairs properly.
(The pupils will do it carefully)
Okay, enough, please all settle and sit down,
Can we start?
Yes Ma’am.
(The teacher will introduce new jingle as a
motivation)

(The teacher will post a lyrics and allow the


students to read it first.)

Can you please read it?


(all pupils will read it slowly.)
Okay, Very good!

Can you all sing it with the tune of Jingle bell?


Yes Ma’am.

The pupils tried and do it correctly at the third


time.)
Okay, Very good!

Yesterday, you’ve learned about the different kinds


of lines.
(The pupils will answer it correctly with
What are those three (3) kinds of lines?
definitions.)

Perpendicular lines
Lorenz?
- Form a square corners.

Parallel lines
Christopher?
- Line that never meet even when extended
on and on.
Dorothy?
Intersecting lines
- Lines that cross or meet each other at a
jingle point.
Very good!

B. Discussion:

So, our new lesson is about the different kinds of


plane figures

Who can tell me the shape of a notebook?

Mario? Rectangle.

Very good! Another?

What is a shape of a cap of a mineral bottle?


Raiza Mae? Circle.

Very good! How about this vase?


(Vase located on the table.)
Kim? Square.

Okay, very good!

All of those can also be called as Plane Figures.

What is a plane figure? A plane figure is a closed figure whose points lie
Alexander? on the same flat surface.

Very good!

There are different kinds of plane figures, the


triangles, quadrilateral and circle.

The first is the triangle, tri means three, so triangle


is a plane figure with three angles and three other
sides as well.

Triangles can be classified according to angles and


sides.

According to angles, there are three(3).

What is Right triangle? A right triangle with a right angle measuring 90.
Rico Jay?

What is Acute triangle? Acute triangle is a triangle with three(3) acute


Moraine? angles measuring less than 90.

What is Obtuse triangle? Obtuse triangle is a triangle with abtuse angle


Sandara? measuring more than 90 but less than 180.

Okay, Very good!

Another is Triangles according to sides, the first is


Isosceles triangle, What is the property of Isosceles
triangle?
Azilrei? A triangle with two(2) equal sides.

The other one is Scalene triangle, What is it?


Benedict? Scalene triangle is a triangle with no equal sides.

What is Equilateral triangle?


Cheska? Equilateral triangle is a triangle with three
congruent sides.
Very good!

The other kind of plane figure is Quadrilaterals,


What is it? Elena? Quadrilateral is a plane figure with four (4) sides.

There are five (5) kinds of quadrilateral? What are


those? Give me one with its property?
Dennis? Square, a quadrilateral with four (4) equal sides
and four (4) right angles.

Ivana? Rectangle, a quadrilateral with two (2) opposite


sides are equals and four (4) right angles.

Rod? Trapezoid, a quadrilateral with a pair of parallel


sides.

Kelvin? Rhombus, a quadrilateral with four (4) equal sides.


The last kind of quadrilateral is parallelogram,
What is the property of a parallelogram?
Jovelyn? Parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two (2) pairs
of parallel sides and opposite sides are equal.

Okay, very good!

The last kind of plane figure is circle, What is a


circle?

Kim? Circle is a set of points equidistant from a given


point called the center.
Very good! Circle also is a perfectly round shape.
There are four (4) parts of a circle.

What is it?
Benedict? The four (4) parts of a circle are the diameter, the
radius, the chord, and the center.

(The teacher will show a picture including letters to


get the parts of a circle.)

C. Generalization:

What is a Plane figure?

What are the different kinds of plane figures?

What are the three (3) kinds of triangle according


to sides? Angles?

What are the different kinds of quadrilateral?

What is a circle?
What are the different parts of a circle?

D. Application:

Look for your partner, Draw pictures with different


plane figures, as many as you can, more pictures
will get a highest score.

IV. Evaluation

I. Encircle the correct answer to the following questions.

1. It is a closed figure whose points lie on the same flat surface.


a. Flat figures b. House c. Plane Figures c. Solid Figures
2. What kind of triangle according to side which has no equal sides?
a. Scalene triangle b. Right triangle c. Obtuse triangle d. Acute triangle
3. What kind of triangle according to angles has the right angle measuring 90?
a. Isosceles triangle b. Right triangle c. Scalene triangle d. Equilateral triangle
4. It is a quadrilateral with four (4) equal sides and four (4) right angles.
a. Circle b. Square c. Rectangle d. Triangle
5. It is a kind of plane figure which is perfectly round in shape.
a. Circle b. Square c. Rectangle d. Rhombus

II. Name the parts of the house by determining each kind of plane figures.

e.g. Door- Rectangle

Answers:
1. c 1.
2. a 2.
3. b 3.
4. b 4.
5. a 5.
V. Assignment:

1. Draw the different kinds of triangles according to angles and sides in short bond paper.
2. Read and study about similar and congruent figures in Lesson 2.

Prepared by:

Liezette Anne Palangdan-Langbis

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