A DETAILED LESSON PLAN

IN SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING

I. Objective:
Learners will be able to identify different Weld Symbols
II. Subject Matter:
Drawing Rules and weld symbols
A. Reference: Shielded Metal Arc welding
Learner’s Material pages 34-40
B. Materials: Laptop, Smart TV, Pictures
C. Value Infused: Love for the family and friends
III. LEARNING PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity Pupil’s Activity
A. Preliminary Activities
1. Prayer

Please stand for our prayer.

(request a student to lead the prayer)
Let us pray. The pupils are praying.

2. Greetings/Classroom arrangement

Good Afternoon class! Good afternoon Ma’am. Baco

How are you today? We’re fine Ma’am.
Good to hear that.
Before you take your seat kindly arrange Yes ma’am.
your chairs and pick up some pieces of papers
under your chair.

3. Checking of Attendance

Say Present if your name is called.

Yes, ma’am.
After a minute

4. Review

What was our last topic yesterday?

Student will answer: ma’am our last topic is
all about the Abbreviation and terminology in
welding process.

What is your idea about? (Student will answer)

Okay Thank you!

B. Developmental Activities:

1. Motivation

Video Presentation

5 minutes after (Student will answer)

Teacher says; what was the video all
about class?

Alright very good!

2. Lesson Proper

Drawing Rules And Weld Symbols (The students will listen)

Weld symbols on drawings are a very efficient

way to transfer fabrication information from the
designer to the fabricator by showing the joint
and welding information as a symbolic
representation.

Indicating Types of welds

Weld types are classified as follows:
Fillets, grooves, flange, plug or slot, spot or
protecting, seam, back or backing, and
surfacing.

Parts of a weld Symbol

The standard weld symbol consist of a
reference line, arrow and a tail

Reference Line

Reference line
Horizontally Other side
_____________
Arrow side

Arrow
The arrow is always drawn at an angle to
reference line

Arrow with break

Points to piece to be beveled

Tail
To include specification process or other
references

Standard weld symbol

Symbol for a fillet weld

The symbol to be centered on the reference

line.

other side
Arrow side

An arc welding symbol consist of four main

parts:

1. A reference line
2. An arrow
3. A basic welding symbols
4. A tail

reference line

Arrow
Tail

Basic weld symbol

1. The reference line – is a line connected

to the arrow. The position of the basic
symbol above or beneath this line
determines the location of the weld.
 2. The arrow indicates the position of the
weld; it is drawn an angle from the end of
the reference line to one side of the joint.

3. Basic weld symbol- describe the type of

weld to be made.

Yes ma’am.

Do you understand class?

-The students group their selves.

4. Group Activity

a. We will have a group activity. I will

Divide you into 4 group.

b. In each group choose a leader and write

your name in a ¼ sheet of a paper.
 c. You will be given 3 minutes to finish your
work after the time set post your output on Yes ma’am
The board.

d. The first group to finish will have a perfect

score.
Direction: in a long bond paper draw the
standard weld symbols write the specific name Students claps their hands.
of that symbols.

Teacher say; is that clear class?

Alright you may now start.

After 3 minutes.

Very good class you have understand our topic. Students will answer
Give yourself a three claps.

5. Generalization
Now I want to test you if you really understand
our topic.

What have you learned from our lesson

This afternoon?

Very good class!

6. Application Students will answer

Get ¼ sheet of paper.
Identify the arc welding symbol. Write your
answer in a space provided choose your answer
inside the box.

Reference line Basic weld symbol

arrow tail

1._________is a line connected to the arrow.

The position of the basic symbol above or
beneath this line determines the location of the
weld.

2._________ indicates the position of the weld.

3._______________describe the type of weld Students will answer

to be made.
4.______ is added to the symbol only when the
special notes are required.

IV. Evaluation Yes ma’am

In a ¼ sheet of a paper write a short essay. Students will stand up
Why is it important to know the weld symbol? Yes ma’am

Good bye ma’am Baco good bye

V. Assignment classmates. See you tomorrow!
Draw in where the weld symbol.

Are you done copying your assignments?

Okay very good!

Stand up for the prayer

Any one lead the prayer?
Okay please lead the prayer

Goodbye class!

Prepared by:

Trecita P. Baco
Student Teacher