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Department of Education
Pasacao National High School
Sta. Rosa Del Norte, Pasacao, Camarines Sur 4417
V. SUBJECT MATTER
A. Topic: Mathematical System
i. Sub-topic: Undefined terms
B. References: Mathematics 8 Quarter 3 – Module 1 Describing Mathematical System
https://depedtambayan.net/grade-8-mathematics-module-describing-
mathematical-system/
C. Materials: Laptop, printed material, Manila Pepper, Marker and PowerPoint
a. Presentation guided by this lesson plan.
D. Skills to Develop: critical thinking, reading comprehension and analyzing.
E. Values to be integrated: collaboration, Receptiveness and adaptability
F. Methodology: 3 I’s
G. Time allotment:
H. Concept:
A mathematical system is a structured framework that consists of undefined terms, defined terms,
axioms, and theorems.
Undefined terms - those terms that don't require a formal definition.
VI. LESSON PROPER
Time Teaching Hints Teacher’s Activity Student’s IM’
fram Activity s
e
A. Preliminaries PP
a) Greetings Good day, class. It is nice to T
finally meet you. I’m Resa Mae
Dacian; you can call me
ma’am (riri, resa), your student Good morning
teacher from CBSUA taking a teacher Resa!
secondary education major in
math.
Okay, teacher
So, to make our classroom resa!
fun, interesting and avoid
distraction. Let me remind you
of our Classroom Rules.
Everyone, please read.
Classroom rules:
The 5 P’s
1. Be
f.) Passing of assignment
Thank you, Ms. luces. I hope Prepared
you are aware of our 2. Be
classroom rules until our class Positive
B. Recall is ended. 3. Be
Productiv
e
4. Be Polite
Last meeting, did I give you 5. Be
an assignment? Participat
ive
Expected
C. Lesson proper answer:
1.E
2.T
3.M
Okay class, please settle 4.G
down. Did you enjoy the 5.Y
activity? 6.O
a.) Presenting of the lesson Now, what did you observe in 7. R
our activity?
Very good it is something
about Geometry, a branch of Yes, Ma’am
Mathematics deals with
measurement, properties, and I guess it is
relationship of points, lines, about
angles, surface and solids. GEOMETRY!
b.) Setting the objectives So, our topic for today has
something to do about
geometry
(Students raise
their hands)
House
What do architect use to build Bridge,
those structures? Buildings
Very good, they use lines, Roads
shape and measures it to And more
create a strong foundation of
each structure. They use lines,
shapes and
Alright very good. All in the more.
pictures are the product of
geometry. Where geometry is
a visual study of shape, sizes,
patterns, and positions.
Mathematical system is
structure formed from one or
more sets of undefined
objects, various concepts
which may or may not be
defined, and a set of axioms
relating these objects and
concepts.
What do we mean by axiom?
Very good.
mathematical system has four
parts which are the undefined
terms, defined terms, axioms, A rule or
and theorems. statement that is
(The teacher discussing) generally
accepted to be
To have a better true without
understanding regarding the 4 proof.
parts of mathematical system
let us discuss them one by
one.
For example
Point
- Point has no exact
definition. but once we
draw a point, we know that
it is a point, right? So that
it is example of undefined
term.
Who can give me an
example of a point?
The tip of a
needle
Star
(discussing).
A period.
(Writing some points on
the board)
Who want to name all the
point I put on the board?
Very good that is how we
write and named the point.
Student raise
their hands
Yes, ma’am
I will give you 5 minutes to
prepare and 2 minutes to
present your output. (Student
listened)
Are you ready?
Your timer starts now!
as a
their outputs)
structure
formed
from one
or more
None, ma’am
sets of
undefined
objects,
various
concepts
which may
or may not
be defined,
and a set
of
axioms
relating
these
objects and
concepts
"Elements" is known for its
axiomatic approach to
geometry, and it serves as a
foundational work in the
development of the
mathematical system. The
document emphasizes the
relevance of Euclidean
geometry and its axiomatic
structure, which aligns with the
principles outlined in Euclid's
"Elements."
VII. EVALUATION
Test 1. Classify the following examples as points, lines or planes.
1. The top of your desk
2. The light from a laser pointer
3. The crease in a folded sheet of paper
4. The chocolate chips on a cookie
5. Bedroom walls
Test II. Using the figures below, name the given line in different ways
VIII. ASSIGNMENT