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Lesson Plan In

TVE-8 Machining
Time 7:20 am – 9:20 am

I. Objectives: at the end of the lesson the students should be able to:
 discuss the basics of micrometer caliper measurement
 Identify the parts of the micrometer caliper
 Enumerate the several types of micrometer caliper

II. Subject matter:

 Topic: Introduction to Micrometer Caliper


 Reference: Competency-Based Learning Materials
 Materials: visual aids

III. Procedure
Teacher Activity Student Activity
Preliminary Activities:

Prayer:

Teacher: (Aj Solis) Kindly lead the prayer. (Aj Solis) Lead the prayer

Teacher: Listen to the prayer


Students: Listen to the prayer

Greetings:

Teacher: Good Morning everyone. Students: Good Morning Sir Aldrin and Sir
Noel and Classmates is nice to see you
today.

Teacher: You may sit down. Students: Thank you sir

Attendance:

Teacher: Before we will proceed to our Students: Yes Sir.


discussion let`s have the attendance.

Teacher: (Alcuizar)
(Alcuizar): Present sir

Motivation:

Teacher: have you ever encountered a task that


required precise measurements.

Teacher: Roy Students: Yes Sir.

Teacher: Listen Students: Share his experience.

Teacher: teach them about the following


examples:
 Measuring the length of materials for Students: Listen to the teacher
carpentry or construction
 Measuring the distance between objects

Presentation:

Teacher: before we start in our discussion about


Introduction to micrometer caliper, kindly read
the objectives on the board

Teacher: Everyone Read Students: Read the objectives properly

objectives: at the end of the lesson the


students should be able to:

 Understand the basics of micrometer


caliper measurement
 Identify the parts of the micrometer
caliper
 Enumerate the several types of
micrometer caliper

Teacher: So for today`s lesson we are going to


tackle about

 Introduction to micrometer caliper


 Parts of micrometer caliper
 Types of micrometer

Unlocking Difficulties:

Screw thread micrometer- is typically used to


measures the pitch of the thread directly.
Precise: means exact or accurate
Stationary: means stable, stay or stop

Lesson Proper
Teacher activity Students activity
Activity:
 The
Teacher: you will be group into 2 students
Teacher: we are going to play 4 pic 1 word are going
Mechanics: to
 There will be total of 10 4pic1word guesses perform
 Every group will receive same picture to guess the
 Correct answer will receive 2 points each a total of 20 activities
points

Analysis:

Teacher: Have you seen a micrometer caliper?  Yes sir

Teacher: so who among you here know what the use of micrometer
caliper is?
(Roy): it is use
Teacher: Roy for measuring sir

Teacher: very good


Abstraction:  Students
Listen to
Micrometer Caliper: the
teacher
A micrometer caliper, also known simply as a micrometer, is a precision
measuring tool used to measure small distances with high accuracy. It
consists of a C-shaped frame with a spindle at one end and an anvil at
the other. The spindle is moved by a thimble or a ratchet mechanism and
is calibrated in thousandths of an inch or hundredths of a millimeter.
Micrometer calipers are commonly used in engineering, machining, and
manufacturing to measure the thickness, diameter, or depth of small
parts.

A micrometer caliper, also known as a micrometer, consists of


several parts:

Frame: The frame is a C-shaped structure that holds the other parts of
the micrometer in place.
Anvil: The anvil is a flat surface that is fixed to one end of the frame. It
provides a stable surface against which the object being measured can
be pressed.
Spindle: The spindle is a slender rod that is threaded and moves axially
when the thimble is rotated. The spindle is located at the other end of the
frame, opposite the anvil.
Thimble: The thimble is a rotating sleeve that is connected to the
spindle. It has markings on its outer surface that correspond to the scale
on the sleeve of the micrometer, allowing for precise measurement of the
distance between the anvil and spindle.
Sleeve: The sleeve is a stationary cylinder that is attached to the frame.
It has markings on its surface that correspond to the markings on the
thimble, allowing for accurate measurement of the distance between the
anvil and spindle.
Locking mechanism: Some micrometer calipers have a locking
mechanism that can be used to hold the spindle in place once the
measurement has been taken, preventing accidental movement and
ensuring accuracy.
Ratchet stop: Some micrometer calipers have a ratchet stop that allows
the user to apply a consistent amount of force to the object being
measured, ensuring accurate and repeatable results.

There are several types of micrometer calipers, each designed for


specific measurement tasks. Some common types include:

Outside micrometer: This type of micrometer is used to measure the


external dimensions of objects, such as the diameter of a cylinder or the
thickness of a sheet of metal.
Inside micrometer: This type of micrometer is used to measure the
internal dimensions of objects, such as the diameter of a hole or the
width of a groove.
Depth micrometer: This type of micrometer is used to measure the
depth of holes in objects.
Screw thread micrometer: This type of micrometer is used to measure
the pitch diameter of screw threads.
Digital micrometer: This type of micrometer uses an electronic digital
display to provide quick and accurate readings of measurements. It may
be more expensive than a traditional micrometer but can be more
convenient for some users.
Application:

Encourage students to use micrometer calipers in their future work Students: Listen
to the teacher

Teacher: (archeil) are micrometer caliper are tools that can be useful for Archeil: Yes Sir
students in a wide range of STEM fields?

Archeil: Yes sir


Teacher: very well said. So this are some of examples that micrometer specially for
caliper are being used in: measuring
thickness,
diameter, depth
of holes and
width.
 Engineering: Micrometer calipers can be used to measure the
thickness of materials, the diameter of small parts, and the depth
of holes. Engineering students can use micrometer calipers to
design and build precise and accurate machines, structures, and Students: Listen
components. to the teacher

 Biology: Micrometer calipers can be used to measure the length


and width of small organisms, the diameter of cells, and the
thickness of membranes. Biology students can use micrometer
calipers to conduct experiments and collect data with high
accuracy and precision.

 Mathematics: Micrometer calipers can be used to teach


mathematical concepts such as measurement, accuracy, and
precision. Math students can use micrometer calipers to apply
these concepts in real-world applications.

In summary, micrometer calipers are versatile tools that can be


used by students in a variety of STEM fields to measure and
collect data with high accuracy and precision.

IV. Evaluation
Short Quiz
Identification
1. Is a slender rod that is threaded and moves axially when the thimble
is rotated.
2. Is a stationary cylinder that is attached to the frame?
3. Some micrometer calipers have a ratchet stop that allows the user
to apply a consistent amount of force to the object being measured,
ensuring accurate and repeatable results.
4. This type of micrometer uses an electronic digital display to provide
quick and accurate readings of measurements
5. Some micrometer calipers have a locking mechanism that can be
used to hold the spindle in place once the measurement has been
taken, preventing accidental movement and ensuring accuracy.
6. The frame is a C-shaped structure that holds the other parts of the
micrometer in place.
7. Is a flat surface that is fixed to one end of the frame? It provides a
stable surface against which the object being measured can be
pressed.
8. This type of micrometer is used to measure the depth of holes in
objects.
9. This type of micrometer is used to measure the external dimensions
of objects, such as the diameter of a cylinder or the thickness of a
sheet of metal.
10. This type of micrometer uses an electronic digital display to provide
quick and accurate readings of measurements.

Answer
1. Spindle
2. Sleeve
3. Ratchet Stop
4. Digital Micrometer
5. Locking Mechanism
6. Frame
7. Anvil
8. Depth Micrometer
9. Outside micrometer
10. Digital Micrometer

V. Assignment :
Definition of the following:
1. Semi Precisions measuring tools
2. Precisions measuring tools
April 20, 2023

Prepared By:

Domenique Aldrin Restauro


Practice Teaching

Checked and Observe By:

Noel Buensalido
T-1 (Machining)

Verified By:

Lolita C. Eleuterio, HT-III


Head, tech. Voc. Department

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