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LP in MATHEMATICS GRADE 4

This document is a detailed lesson plan for a Grade 4 mathematics class focused on the concept of symmetry. The lesson aims to help students identify symmetry, appreciate its importance, and create symmetrical figures through drawing. It includes objectives, learning resources, procedures for activities, and evaluation methods for assessing student understanding.

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LP in MATHEMATICS GRADE 4

This document is a detailed lesson plan for a Grade 4 mathematics class focused on the concept of symmetry. The lesson aims to help students identify symmetry, appreciate its importance, and create symmetrical figures through drawing. It includes objectives, learning resources, procedures for activities, and evaluation methods for assessing student understanding.

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Saint Joseph Institute of Technology

Montilla Blvd. Butuan City, Agusan Del Norte

4 A’S LESSON PLAN IN MATHEMATICS

Submitted by:
Saima P. Emam
BEED 4

Submitted to:
MRS. RAQUEL E. BONADOR
INSTRUCTOR

FEBRUARY 2025
School: Libertad Central Elementary School Grade level: 4
Student teacher: Saima P. Emam Date: February 10, 2025
I. Objectives At the end of the lesson, the pupils should be able to:
a. identify symmetry and line of symmetry in a given shape and real-
world examples;

b. show appreciation on the importance of symmetry; and

c. create symmetrical figures through drawing.

II. Learning Competency

A. Subject Matter Symmetry


III. Learning Resources

A. References K to 12 Basic education Curriculum Guide Mathematics

B. Learning Projector, Laptop, Pictures, Marker


Material

DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN


MATHEMATICS

IV. PROCEDURES Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


A. Preliminaries
⮚ Prayer May I request everyone to
stand up for our prayer?
May I ask Trixie to lead the
prayer?

Trixie: Let us all pray. In


the name of the Father and
of the Son and the Holy
Spirit. Amen. Almighty
Father, we praise and
thank you for this day.
Watch over us as we go
about our studies Amen.

Thank you, Trixie for


leading the prayer.
⮚ Greetings Good morning my dear
pupils.

Good morning teacher!


I am Teacher Saima. How
are you today?

It’s nice to hear that you’re Hello teacher Saima. We


are fine, teacher!
fine!

⮚ Attendance
Checking Is there any absentee today?

Very good!

No one is absent today


teacher.
⮚ Reading of
Before we start our
the
classroom discussion, let me present to
you our classroom rules.

Everybody read.

● Listen carefully.
● Work quietly. Do not
disturb others.
● Raise your hand if
Okay. Thank you, class.
you have questions
These are our classroom or you want to
rules, and I expect that answer.
everyone will follow the ● Cooperate in Group
rules. Activities.
● Follow instructions.

Okay, very good!

Before we begin our lesson


for today, let's have a group
activity called “Where's my
B.Activity
other Half?”. Yes, Teacher Saima

Directions: I will divide you


into five teams. Your task is
to find the half-size of the
same shapes and tape them
together. The shapes should
be taped properly. Once the
first person is done, they tag
the next person in line and
run to the back of the line.
The team that finishes
matching and taping all
shapes first wins a prize!

Am I understood class?

Count 1,2,3,4,5

Now go to your groups. Are


you ready class?

Start!
Yes teacher

(The students start


counting)

Yes teacher
The winner is the Group 2,
let’s give them a very good
clap!

Now go back to your seats.


Did you enjoy our activity
class?

Great job, everyone! Now,


let's talk about the shapes
and pictures you have
found. What have you
observed about these
pictures and shapes?

What did you do to find the


half of your figure?

Yes Teacher

Okay very good! So, based


on what we did earlier do
you have any idea what is
our topic today?

Okay very good!

So, our lesson for today is


all about “Symmetry” so I
want you to listen
I noticed that they have
attentively.
the same size.

Has anyone heard of


symmetry before?

C. Analysis I looked at the shape and


Class, what comes to your pictures. I have tried to
mind when you hear the visually find the center.
word symmetry or do you
have any idea what is
symmetry? Lilys

Symmetry teacher
Very good!

Symmetry- means that


when figures are divided in
half, one shape is identical
to the other shape, that is, a
mirror image of the others.

So why does symmetry like


a mirror image? When you
look at the mirror, what do
you see?

Yes teacher
Yes, of course. We see the
exact image of us as we
present ourselves in the
mirror.

For example, when you are


told to cut out a ‘rectangle’
from a piece of paper, you
simply fold the paper, draw
one-half of the rectangle at
the fold and cut it out to find Symmetry they have equal
size

that the other half exactly


matches the first half.
Ourselves teacher
What have you noticed in
the shape?

Okay very good!


The line is what we called
Line of Symmetry or
Symmetrical Line.

Line of Symmetry – is a

line that divides a


symmetrical figure into two
identical figures. The shape has line in the
center.

Example 2.
Which of the following
figures shows symmetry
class?

Why is it a and c?

Okay very good. The


symmetrical figures are (a) Figure a and c
and (c) while (b) is
asymmetrical

Can anyone tell me where Because when you cut it,


we should place the the other half exactly
symmetrical lines for these matches the first half.
shapes?

Okay that’s correct!

So, who can give me an


example of a figure in our
classroom that has (The students draw the
symmetry?" symmetrical line)

Okay very good, what else?

Okay those are the The blackboard teacher


examples of symmetry.

The windows, teacher


Okay very good.

Are there any questions or


clarification about our
discussion today?

Very good! So, it means you


can answer all the questions
that I’m going to ask.

What have we discussed


today?
No teacher

So, what do we mean by


symmetry again?
Very good! Symmetry

Who can give me an Symmetry is a mirror


example of symmetry? image of a specific objects
or designs when cut in half

What else?

What do you call this line


that divides a figure into
two matching sides?

A Flower teacher

Very Good
A window teacher

Do you think symmetry is


important, class?

A line of symmetry
why it is important?

D. Abstraction

Yes, teacher, I believe


symmetry is important.

What else?
Symmetry is important
because it helps create
balance and harmony in
designs and objects. It
makes things look
beautiful and pleasing to
the eye."

Okay very good. Understanding symmetry


Symmetry is important can help us predict how
because it helps us things will behave. For
understand the world example, knowing a bridge
around us. It's a is symmetrically designed
fundamental principle found helps engineers ensure it's
in nature, art, and even stable.
mathematics itself.
Recognizing symmetry helps
us see patterns, solve
problems more easily, and
appreciate the beauty and
order in the world.

Alright everyone, let's get


creative with symmetry!

I'm going to divide you into


five groups.

Now, each team needs to


decide what symmetrical
design you want to create.
Think about things in
nature, objects around you,
or even abstract designs.
Talk it over with your group.
Each team will choose one
representative to present
your artwork to the class.
Tell us what you drew or
created, and most
importantly, explain why
you chose that design and
how it demonstrates
symmetry.

This is the rubrics

(After 5 minutes)

Okay present all your works

Excellent work,
everyone! You all did a
E. Application fantastic job demonstrating
symmetry through your
creative artwork.
Remember, symmetry is all
around us, and now you
have a better understanding (All groups presented their
of how to recognize and works)
create it!

Get a sheet of paper and


answer this.

Direction: Write S if it is
symmetry and write NS if it
is not symmetry

Test I.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Test II.
Direction: Circle the correct
answer.
1.Which of these shapes
is symmetrical?

F. Evaluation a) A triangle with all


side’s different lengths
b) A square
c) A rectangle with one
side longer than the other
d) A drawing of a tree
with no matching branches
2. A line of symmetry
divides a shape into two
halves that are:
a) Different sizes
b) Mirror images of
each other
c) Completely different
shapes
d) Only one half of the
original shape
3. Which of these
letters is symmetrical?
a) J
b) P
c) A
d) Q
4. If you fold a
symmetrical shape along its
line of symmetry, the two
halves will:
a) Overlap perfectly
b) Not touch at all
c) Only touch at one
point
d) Be completely
different
5. If you draw a line
down the middle of a circle,
what do you create?
a) Two triangles
b) Two rectangles
c) Two half-circles
d) Two squares

(After 5 minutes)
Exchange your paper to
your seatmate

● Checking of the
Answer

Test I.
1. S
2. S
3. NS
4. S
5. S

Test II.
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. C

For your assignment

On a Long bond paper, draw


five (5) symmetrical objects
that you can see inside or
outside your house. Color
your drawings and show the
line of symmetry.

Goodbye class!
Goodbye and thank you
teacher Saima!

V. Assignment

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