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I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:
a. identify the circle, square, rectangle, and triangle shapes;
b. relate the circle, square, rectangle, and triangle shape to the things
around them; and
c. draw the circle, square, rectangle, and triangle shape.
III. Procedure
A. Preliminary Activities
a. Drill
The teacher will ask the students to watch a video about Shapes.
b. Review
What was our topic yesterday?
What was the different colours that you learned yesterday?
B. Lesson Proper
a. Activity
The teacher will ask the students to group into four
groups.
Each group will select a leader.
Introduce the game “find me”.
Show flashcards of different shapes to the students.
Take the students on a shape hunt around the school or
classroom.
Ask the students to find objects that match the shapes on
the flashcards.
Record the objects found on the chart paper.
b. Analysis
The teacher will gather the work of the pupils and check if
each group got the correct answer.
The teacher will set example of the object that match the
shapes in the flash card.
c. Abstraction
What have you noticed about the four different shapes?
The teacher will then ask the students, what the different
shapes are.
Ask the students to give example of things that matches
the shapes.
d. Application
The students will proceed to their respective groups and
answer the activity sheet. Each group leader will present
their work output.
Instructions:
1) Teacher show examples of the circle, square, rectangle, and triangle
shapes on the board.
2) Instruct each group to draw each shape on their drawing paper.
3) Provide guidance and feedback as the students draw.
Rubric:
Correctly drawn shape 5 points
Neatness and effort 5 points
TOTAL 10 points
IV. Assessment
Direction: Cut out a picture of different object that match the shape circle,
square, triangle, and rectangle. Paste it in your activity book.