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I. Lesson Objectives
We look up to see things above us and we look down to see things below us.
Angles are formed when we looked up or down, and these angles are called
angle of elevation and angle of depression.
First, let’s follow Denver around the park to see the different angles of
elevation and depression.
C. Lesson Proper
“LET’S LEARN”
Distinguish between angles of elevation and depression based on the actions of
Denver around the park.
D. Analysis
Provide another illustration of angles of elevation and depression.
(The teacher will show a video that depicts real-life situations.)
E. Abstraction
F. Application
“LOOK UP! LOOK DOWN”
Always remember that we always apply these concepts without realizing it.
Just like what this teacher did on this video. As she looked down at the water
bottle, there is an angle formed and it’s called angle of depression. How
about yours? Let me see how you will illustrate these concepts.
IV. Evaluation
Direction: Use a QR reader to generate the problem.
Part 3:
Metacognition Sentence Starters:
After reading the problem, I know…. ___________________________
First, I know …. ____________________________________________
Second …. ________________________________________________
Finally, …. ________________________________________________
V. Assignment
Give and illustrate at least two situations in your life involving angle of elevation
and angle of depression.
VI. Remarks
VII. Reflection
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