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Define Venn Diagram
I. OBJECTIVES: Represent set operations using a Venn diagram.
Neatness and accuracy in doing one’s work.
CONTENT
Demonstrate understanding of key concepts of sets and the real number system.
STANDARD
PERFORMANCE Is able to formulate challenging situations involving sets and real numbers and
STANDARD solve these in a variety of strategies.
LEARNING Uses Venn diagram to represent sets, subsets, and set operations involving two
COMPETENCY or three sets.
CODE SSP_M7NS–Ic-1
II. CONTENT Numbers and Number Sense
1. G7 - Learner’s Material pp. 9 – 12
III. LEARNING 2. E – Math K to 12 Edition pp. 5 – 6
RESOURCES by: Orlando A. Oronce and Marilyn O. Mendoza
3. UPLIFT Module pp. 4- 5
LEARNER’S TASK:
ELICIT:
Given:
ENGAGE: B C
DA
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MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 1 - SETS STE G7
Can you illustrate the union and intersection of two sets in a Venn diagram? How?
A B
EXPLORE:
How will you represents set operations using Venn diagram?
Refer to the diagram below and answer the questions that follows.
Given:
( A∪B ) ( A∩B )
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( A∪B ) ( A∩B )
A’ B’
EXPLAIN:
ELABORATE:
Use Venn diagram to represents the following sets.
1. Given: U = {a, b, c, d, e}
A = (c, d, e}
B = { a, b}
a. A U B
b. A ∩ B
c. A’
d. A – B
e. B – A
EVALUATE:
I. For numbers 1 – 4, Choose the letter that represents the given operation below:
A. B. C. D.
1. ( A∪B )
2. A – B
3. A ∩ B
4. (A U B) – (A ∩ B)
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MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 1 - SETS STE G7
II. Use Venn diagram to represents the following sets.
1. Given: U = {a, b, c, d. e}
A = {a, b, c, d}
B = { a, c}
a. A’
b. B’
c. A – B
d. A U B
e. A ∩ B
ENRICHMENT:
Represent using a Venn diagram the following:
1. B⊆ A
2. A and B are disjoint set.
3. A = {1, 2, 3}
B = {3, 4, 5}
4. Use a Venn diagram that represent B is a proper subset of A.
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I. OBJECTIVES
Content Standard Demonstrates understanding of key concepts of sets and the real number system
Performance Standard Able to formulate challenging situations involving sets and real numbers and solve these in a variety of strategies
Learning Competency Constructs real-life problems involving sets and Venn Diagrams
Code SSP_M7NS-Id-2
DAILY TASK Construct real-life problems involving sets and Venn Diagrams
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MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 1 - SETS STE G7
II. CONTENT Sets
Venn Diagram
ENGAGE
Give students four (4) geometric shapes (cut outs, made of construction paper). Instruct students to attach the said geometric shapes on the board to
form a Venn Diagram. Solicit ideas from the students on how to interpret the work of their classmates.
U A B C
EXPLORE
Essential Questions:
How do you construct a Venn Diagram?
On your manila paper, formulate at least one (1) real-life problem/situation involving sets.
Using construction paper, construct a Venn Diagram on your manila paper to represent your example.
Present your collaborative work.
EXPLAIN
Ask these questions:
What were the things you took into consideration when constructing your sample problem?
How did you construct your Venn Diagram?
ELABORATE
Ask students to give additional sample problems involving sets and construct a corresponding Venn Diagram for their examples.
EVALUATE
Formulate at least one (1) real-life problem involving sets & construct a Venn Diagram to represent your example.
EXTEND
Formulate at least one (1) real-life problem involving sets & construct a Venn Diagram to represent your example.
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I. OBJECTIVES
Content Standard Demonstrates understanding of key concepts of sets and the real number system
Performance Standard Describe and define the complement of the set.
Find the complement of the given set.
Use Venn diagram to represent the complement of a set.
Learning Competency Constructs real-life problems involving sets and Venn Diagrams
Code SSP_M7NS-1b
DAILY TASK
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MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 1 - SETS STE G7
II. CONTENT Sets
Venn Diagram
Complement of a Set
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
4. Teacher’s Guide pp
5. Learners’ Module pp
6. Additional Materials: Manila Paper, Construction Paper, Pentel Pen, Scissors, Tape, laptop, LED TV,
ENGAGE
Present a video clip related to sets and complement of a set.
EXPLORE
Problem 101: In a population of 8000 students, 2100 are freshmen, 2000 are sophomores, 2050 are juniors and the remaining 1850 are either in the
fourth or fifth grade in the university. A student is selected from 8000 students and it’s not a sophomore.
How many possible choices are there?.
Observe the given example.
1. Let U={0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} and A={),2,4,6,8}
What is the cardinality of the of the element that were not present in set A but present in Universal Set U?
What are the element that were not present in Set A but present in Universal set U? label it as A`
2. Let U= {1,2,3,4,5}, A={2,3,4} and B={3,5}
A∩B={3} and AUB = {2,3,4,5}
What are the element that were not present in Set A but present in Universal set U?label it as A`
What are the element that were not present in Set B but present in Universal set U?label it as B`
What is the Union of the elements that were not present in set A and set B? label it as Set A` U B`
What are the elements that
EXPLAIN
Ask these questions:
What do you think are we getting here?
What do you think when we say a complement of a set?
Was it the element found in a set or absent?
where can we found the complement of a certain set?
ELABORATE
Refer to activity 1 o n page 5-6 on grade 7 math learners module.
EVALUATE
Answer exercise 0n page 8-9 on Math 7 learners Module.
EXTEND
Formulate at least one (1) real-life problem involving sets & construct a Venn Diagram to represent your example.
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I. OBJECTIVES
Content Standard To inculcate proper hygine to students.
To deworm students as required by DEPED.
Performance Standard
Learning Competency
Code
DAILY TASK
6
MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 1 - SETS STE G7
II. CONTENT
ENGAGE
.
EXPLORE
Perform various activities such as:
1. HANWASHING
2. FEEDING
3. DEWORMING
4. FEEDING
EXPLAIN
ELABORATE
EVALUATE
EXTEND
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I. OBJECTIVES
Content Standard Demonstrates understanding of key concepts of sets and the real number system
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MATHEMATICS CHAPTER 1 - SETS STE G7
II. CONTENT Sets
Venn Diagram
Complement of a Set
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
11. Teacher’s Guide pp
12. Learners’ Module pp
13. Additional Materials: Manila Paper, Construction Paper, Pentel Pen, Scissors, Tape, laptop, LED TV,
ENGAGE
What do you call an elements that are not found in a set but are found in a universal set?
Can you give me an example? Let`s take school and your home. School as a universal set and your home as a subset, what are the
things that can be seen in your classroom that are not present in your home?
EXPLORE
Refer to Activity 1 on page 9-10 on Math & learner’s module.
EXPLAIN
The students will explain their answers.
How did you get or come up with the answers?
How did you get the complement of the set?
Explain your answer for no. 1 letter A, B, C and D.
ELABORATE
Refer to activity 2 on page 10-11 on Math & learner’s module.
EVALUATE
Refer to Exercise 1 on page 11-12 on Math & learner’s module.
EXTEND
Research one problem with the applications of sets.