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I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the discussion, the students should be able to:
III. PROCEDURE
3. Checking of attendance
4. Setting of Standards
“Yes, excellent!
a. Activity 1
“Find Me Count Me”
Direction: Find and count the
numbers of triangle in the
picture given below. Write
your answer below.
B. Presentation of the Lesson
a. Motivation
- Unlocking of difficulties
1. Triangle
3. Acute AngleTriangle
4. Obtuse AngleTriangle
- Zumba Dance
The teacher will present a
video clip that contains a
zumba dance.
- Activity
What’s In
Yes, teacher
a. Lesson Proper
.
Examples of triangle in real objects.
Give me and example.
Great!
These are:
1. Right Angle Triangle
2. Acute Angle Triangle
3. Obtuse Angle Triangle
i. Generalization
Obtuse angle
Triangle
- A triangle
having an
obtuse angle
(greater than
90° but less
than 180°) in
its interior.
ii. Application
- Matching Type
Match the column A to the
correct answer in column B.
Write your answer after the
number.
Column A Column B
1. A a. Obtuse
triangle angle
having Triangle
all acute
angles b. Right angle
(less Triangle
than 90°)
in its
c. Acute
angle
interior.
triangle.
2. A
triangle
having
an
obtuse
angle
(greater
than 90°
but less
than
180°) in
its
interior.
3. A
triangle
that has
a right
angle in
its
interior.
Responsibility
Care and Compassion
Doing Your Best
IV. EVALUATION
Prepared By:
Checked by:
BEBERLIE JEAN S. BEDANA, MAT-HETE, TIII
Critiqued Teacher