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Department of Education
Region 02
Schools Division Office of Isabela
JONES RURAL SCHOOL
Jones, Isabela
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
a. Define isometric drawing
b. Demonstrate an understanding of how to draw isometrically
c. Explain the differences between isometric drawing and other three-dimensional drawing.
1. Greetings
Good morning class! Good morning, teacher.
2. Prayer
Let us start the day with a prayer. (student lead a prayer)
3. Checking of attendance
Okay let us check your attendance first.
Who’s absent?
None ma’am.
That’s good!
4. Setting of Standards
Before we proceed with our lesson may I remind you the
things that you are going to do during our class. I have here
the acronym LBC. What does LBC mean again class? L- listen
B-behave
C-cooperate
=ISOMETRIC ma’am
What word have you formed?
Cube ma’am
Rectangular prism
Cone
First shape? Sphere
Second shape? Cylinder
3rd,4th,5th.
Correct! Our lesson today is Isometric projection. Ma’am, the shapes that we identified are 3-
Now, how can you relate the shapes that you identified in dimesional shape and Isometric drawing
Isometric drawing? also focuses on 3-D objects.
Process questions:
1. Does every understand what an isometric drawing is?
2. How will you describe Isometric drawing?
I’ll show you a picture. Your task is to trace the shape in the
given paper dot.
Very good, you did a great job! Let’s do the Mosquito clap.
C. ANALYSIS
E. VALUES INTEGRATION
Absolutely correct!
F. APPLICATION
1.Draw a cube following the steps in isometric drawing.
2. Design the cube according to your ethnic groups.
IV. EVALUATION
1. What are the techniques in Isometric drawing?
2. How important is using isometric drawings in creating drawings with proper proportion.
V. ASSIGNMENT
Research on the three division of Isometric drawings.
Prepared by:
CAROLYN G. MENENDEZ
TD- 7 Teacher