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I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard
The learners define percentage, rate, and base (M5NS-IIIa-137).
B. Performance Standard
The learners is able to identify the base, percentage and rate in a problem
(M5NS-IIIa-138).
C. Learning Competencies
The learners is able to:
Find the percentage in the given problem.
Solve routine and non-routine problems involving percentage using
appropriate strategies and tools.
Create problems involving percentage, with reasonable answer.
II. CONTENT
Base, Percentage, and Rate
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Text Book Pages. 21st Century Mathletes G-5 (p.137-141)
B. Other Learning Resources
Marker, Manila paper, Coupon, Colored Paper, power point.
C. Values Integration
Helping and Cooperating each other.
D. Process Skills
Reading, analyzing, and Listening
E. Strategies
Inquiry Approach
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IV. PROCEDURE
A. Preparatory Activities
1. Prayer
Okay class, before we start our lesson this
morning, we will pray first and Mary rose
will be the one to lead the prayer.
The Pupil will stand up and
pray.
2. Greetings
Good Morning class!
Good morning sir! Good
morning classmates!
3. Energizer
Okay, Everybody all stand lets have an
energizer. The pupil will perform the
energizer
4. Checking of Attendance
Who is/are the absent for today?
The monitoring class will answer
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N0 sir!
5. Checking of an assignment
Okay class, Do we have an assignment?
8. Unlocking Difficulties
As we go on in our new lesson you will meet a
unfamiliar words that are not familiar on you.
Now I prepared a jumbled letters, then you will
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PETECNR
A special ratiowhich means per hundred, with
the symbol (%).
(PERCENT)
Very Good!
to simplest form.
Percent Fraction Simplest
form
1. 23% 23/100
2. 50% 50/100
3. 36% 36/100
4. 150% 150/100
5. 300% 300/100
Answer.
23/100
½
9/25
3/2
Activity no. 2 3/2=3
Direction: write the percent as a fraction, then
divide the numerator by the denominator.
Percent Fraction Decimals
1. 23% 23/100
2. 50% 50/100
3. 36% 36/100 Answer.
3. Explain 5. 300/100=3
Percent to Fraction
EXAMPLE 2
Percent fraction Decimal
1. 36% 36/100 36/100=0.36
EXAMPLE 3
Another way to remove the percent symbol(%),
then move the decimal point two places to the
left.this is because every percent is ratio of a
number to 100.
Percent Decimal
18% 0.18
Decimal to percent
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EXAMPLE 5
A shortcut would be moving the decimal point
two places to the right and affix the % symbol.
Decimal Percent
0.04 4%
Fraction to percent
To change a fraction to percent, change into
decimal first by dividing the numerator by the
denominator. Then move the decimal point two
places to the right and affix % symbol.
EXAMPLE 6
Fraction Decimal Percent
23/100 23/100 23%
4. Elaborate
A Guided practice
Class, let’s find out if you can now
covert the following.
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Answer.
Percent Fraction Decimal
1. 34% 34/100 34/100=0.34
2. 5% 5/100 5/100=0.05
3. 605% 605/100 0.605
B. Independent Practice
This time I will give you an activity, I will
give you 5 minutes to answer it.
Do you understand?
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(after 5 minutes)
Finish or not finish, let’s check
Dave read the direction.
(After checking)
Pass your paper in front
C. Application
This time I will give you an another activity
to check your what have you’ve learned
from our discussion.
Understand class?
Walner interviewed 200 pupils, thirty five watch 24-hr
patrol. One hundred twenty watch tv news and the
rest other news and current affairs shows. Yes sir!
Answers:
a. 35/200
b. 0.35x200=42 therefore 42% of
interviewees do not watch the tv
(After 5 minutes) shows
Past it in front c. 120/200= 0.120
D. Valuing d. If the 24-hr patrol is 35 viwers then
Class can you identify the percent, decimal add the 24 viewers therefore the
and the fraction on based on the given fractional is 59/200
below? How?
Yes sir!
By identifying their symbols, like the percent
have a symbol of(%), the Fraction has a fraction
Excellence! bar that we conclude it a fraction. While the
Very Good! decimal has a decimal point that we recognize it
a decimal.
E. Generalization
Children, what have you learned
from our lesson today?
Very Good!
Did you already know now how to convert (The students have a varieties answer)
the percent to decimal, decimal to percent,
fraction to decimal, and fraction to percent.
Lets proceed to evaluation.
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V. Evaluation
Tell the learners to open their textbook and answer
pages 183-184, evaluate A and B, all even numbered
items
VI. Extend
A. Pupils who got a score 0, 1, 2, 3 answer the
“Evaluate A and B” all odd numbered items.
Prepared by:
Derick F. Layusan
Approved by:
Rachelle M. Manes
Marciano M. Merano
Principal I