Subject: TLE

Grade Level: Grade 12

Objective:

1. Define fine grading and compacting cultivated land in landscaping.

2. Appreciate the importance of fine grading and compaction of land in landscaping.

3. Perform cultivation and grading of compacted land in accordance with the design
specifications as well as standard general grading and compaction specifications or
instructions.

Learning across curriculum:

1) Mathematics - Understanding measurements and calculations in determining the

dimensions of the land for grading and compacting.

2) Science - Understanding soil types and their compaction properties.

3) English - Communicating effectively through written instructions and reports in

landscaping projects.

Review Motivation:

[Teaching Strategy: Interactive Quizzes]

[Instructional Materials: Visual Aids]

1) Conduct a quick interactive quiz on landscaping terms and concepts.

2) Show before and after pictures of a landscape project to generate interest and
discussion.

3) Invite a guest speaker who is a professional landscaper to share their experiences

and insights.

Activity 1: Landscaping Terminology Game

[Teaching Strategy: Cooperative Learning]

Materials: Flashcards with landscaping terms

Significance: This activity will help students familiarize themselves with the
terminology related to fine grading and compacting cultivated land in landscaping.

Instructions:

1) Divide the class into small groups.

2) Distribute the flashcards with landscaping terms to each group.

3) Each group will take turns defining the term on their flashcard to the other groups.

Rubric:

- Accurate definition: 5 pts

- Clear explanation: 5 pts

- Participation in discussion: 5 pts

Assessment Questions:

1) What is the purpose of fine grading in landscaping?

2) How does compacting cultivated land affect the stability of structures in

landscaping?

3) What are the potential risks of not performing proper grading and compaction in
landscaping projects?

ANALYSIS:

Activity 1: The Landscaping Terminology Game allows students to actively engage

with the vocabulary associated with fine grading and compaction in landscaping. By
discussing and defining the terms, students develop a deeper understanding of the
concepts and their application in landscaping projects.
ABSTRACTION:

Understanding fine grading and compacting cultivated land in landscaping is

essential for achieving stability and desired design outcomes in landscaping projects.
Proper grading and compaction ensure the longevity and functionality of structures
within the landscape.

APPLICATION:

[Teaching Strategy: Experiential Learning]

Task 1: Measure and Calculate Land Dimensions

Task 2: Conduct Soil Compaction Test

ASSESSMENT:

[Teaching Strategy: Inquiry-Based Learning]

[Instructional Materials: Visual Aids]

Question 1: How does fine grading contribute to the overall aesthetics of a

landscape?

Question 2: Explain the importance of soil compaction in preventing erosion in

landscaped areas.

Question 3: What are the standard specifications for grading and compaction in
landscaping projects?

Assignment:

1) Research and write a report on a real-life landscaping project that demonstrates

the importance of fine grading and compaction.

2) Design and create a visual presentation showcasing the step-by-step process of

cultivating and grading compacted land in a landscaping project.
Note: The specific details of the activities, materials, rubrics, and assessment
questions may vary depending on the resources and preferences of the teacher.