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I. CONTENT STANDARD
The learners demonstrate understanding of...
The key concepts of quadrilaterals (parallelogram, trapezoids, kites) and
triangle similarity.
III. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are able to:
a. define similar polygons
b. : determine corresponding part of similar polygons and
c. solve problem involving similar polygons using real object.
IV. SUBJECT MATTER
a. Topic: Similarity of Polygons
b. References:
Engineering Mathematics Volume 1 by Besavilla (P.377-410)
K-12 Curriculum Guide Mathematics (P.98-99)
Mathematics Learner’s material 9 (P.66- 76)
c. Pre-requisite Concepts: similarity, polygons, scale factor and relative size.
d. Instructional materials: Cartolina, marker, manila paper and folder.
e. Skill to develop: knowing and understanding, solving and critical thinking.
f. Values integration: accuracy, collaboration,
g. Methodology: 4A’s
h. Concepts:
V. LEARNING ACTIVITY
5
mins A. Preliminary
Activity Good afternoon class! Good afternoon ma’am!
A.5 Checking of
Assignments
Before we proceed to
another topic for today, let
us first recall on what we ma’am, we discussed
discuss last meeting. about proportions.
So last meeting we Manila
discussed about? paper
Yes Danica? and
Pen
15
mins A.7 Motivation
Now. I have a game, this Cardbo
game called FLIP CHART. ard and
This is the mechanics of pictures
BOYS
the game please read?
1. Select 5
representatives in the
group (boys Vs. Girls) and
the group representative
will form a line facing the
chart. GIRLS
2. Every
representative of the
group has two chances to
flip two cards in the chart
secretly and tell what they
see inside to his/her
group.
3. Next representative
to their group will find
similar things they see and
open it for their every
point.
4. The group who first
find the entire similar
object to this chart will be
the winner.
It is clear class?
Okay let’s start.
Okay class!
Congratulations to the It’s interesting!
winners.
Now, Take your seat first.
By cooperating and
Okay. How do you find the teamwork ma’am.
game?
Cartolin
To attain that those a
objectives we have an
activity.
Instruction : GROUP 1:
Group into 3 groups then 1. Define similar
each group has two polygons
similar shapes and you 2. Explain the “similar
use it by determining the Polygons have the same
corresponding part of number of sides.” Using
similar polygons. Answer it the given object and give
in 10 minutes examples.
Objective : 3. Make a banat about
a. Define similar polygons the clock.
b. describe the properties GROUP 2:
of similar polygon by the 1. Define similar
given shapes. polygons
Materials : 2. Explain the “the
Envelope with corresponding Manila
given shapes angles of similar paper,
manila paper polygons are envelop
pen congruent” Using e, pen
real object the given shapes and
and give examples. real
You will be graded on the 3. Make a hugot about objects
b. Post Activity following rubric. erasers.
GROUP 3:
Jean kindly read the 1. Define similar
rubric. polygons
(see attached rubric) 2. Explain the “the
In 15 minutes finish your corresponding sides
task. of similar polygons
are proportional”
(after 15 minutes) Using the given
shapes and give
examples.
Okay times up 3. Perform a joke using
class .Finish or unfinished the picture frame.
please post your activity
and explain it.
Similar polygon is a
polygon with the same
shape but not the same
size.
Yes ma’am.
Do you think those object
you will used consider as
a similar polygon?
Insert pictures
Precisely yes!
ABC ~ MNO
A M
N O
B C
AC Corresponds to MO
AB Corresponds to?
BC Corresponds to?
AB Corresponds to MN
So we conclude that. BC Corresponds to NO
AC AB BC
= =
MO MN NO
So another example is
here. Note that similar
polygons are
corresponding sides and
had congruent angles.
m 1 10 cm
A C
8 cm
< C = 41 °
10 cm 12 cm
Y n Z
AB BC AC
<Y = 83 ° = =
XY XZ YZ
Who can find the
corresponding sides of
these two figures?
Now we set the proportion
to find the missing length.
We know that a proportion
is two ratios that are equal
each other, so we can use
ratio or proportion to find
the missing sides.
Find the missing sides of
the two figures?
m 10 8
= =
10 12 n
So first we need to find
the side m.
m 10 m= 8.33 cm
=
10 12
12m 100
=
12 12
How about n?
Next :
10 8 n= 9.6 cm
=
12 n
10 n 96
=
10 10
Very good.
Now we need to find first
the missing angle,
according to the meaning
of similarity of polygons
the angles of two figures
are congruent. So, we
prove that m<Z = 41°
m< C = m<Z
m< B = m<X
m< Y = m<A m<Z = 83°
Excellent!
So angle m<X and m<B is
56 degree.
ABC ~ XYZ
8 cm s
18 cm y
Y 20 cm Z
m<Z= 45°
DEFG ~ JKLM
x
D E
18 cm
F G
m<F = 90°
J 6 cm K
12 cm
L M
m<k = 90°
Excellent class!
Z Y
C 36 cm A
R
58cm
E R
VI. EVALUATION
a. ABC ~ XYZ
M T
11 cm
20cm 22cm y
Q 5cm R
N O
x
m<O= 63° m <R =35°
b. VASE ~ TROY
V 5 cm A
x
14 cm T R
8cm
S E O Y
VII. ASSIGNMENT
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