CIRCLE

HEALTHY SAFETY PROTOCOL

• Always wear your facemask
• Social Distancing
• Before going home, make sure to
spray your chair with an alcohol
and wipe it.
UNLOCKING OF WORD DIFFICULTIES
• 1. Radius – a segment drawn from any point on the circle to
the center.
• 2. Chord – is a segment that connects any two points of a
circle.
• 3. Diameter – a chord that passes through the center of a
circle.
• 4. Central Angle – an angle whose vertex is on the circle’s
center, and whose sides intersect the circle at two.
• 5. Arc – a portion of a circle determined by a central angle.
 “CIRCLE
EVERYWHERE”
• Task for group 1:
• List down what object/s you will see inside
the classroom related to circle.
• Task for group 2
• List down what object/s or things you will
outside the classroom related to circle.
 OBJECTIVE
After 1 hour of teaching, the students are
expected to:
1. Illustrates a circle and the terms related to it:
radius, diameter chord, center, arc, chord, central
angle, and inscribed angle
• A circle is the set of all
points that are the same
distance from a fixed point.
 “LOOK EVERYWHERE”
• Find the missing history that will identify
the origin of circle Whoever gets the first
sentence should stand up, go to the front
and read its description before you post.
 History of Circle
• The word ‘circle’ is derived from a Greek word that means ‘hoop’
or ‘ring.’
• People used to believe that the moon, sun, and other planets are
circular because there was no concept of 3D shapes—
mathematicians study circles which helped them develop calculus
and astronomy.
• Finally, in 1880 AD, a German mathematician, Lindemann, solved
the issue with pi’s value and proved that pi is a transcendental (not
a root of any polynomial with rational coefficients) number.
• 1. Radius – a
segment drawn
from any point on
the circle to the
center.
• Chord – is a
segment that
connects any two
points of a circle.
• Diameter – a chord
that passes through
the center of a
circle.
• Central Angle – an
angle whose vertex
is on the circle’s
center, and whose
sides intersect the
circle at two.
• Arc – a portion
of a circle
determined by a
central angle.
• FIND MY PARTS (TREASURE
HUNTING)
• Directions:
• There are hidden words that describe the
parts of a circle that you will find inside the
classroom. All you have to do is to look for
it anywhere and complete the missing parts
by pasting every word in its appropriate
location. The first group who will complete
• Greg tied his calabao to a tree after a long day of
work. After a few hours, the storm came. The
calabao panicked and he ran around the tree. His
main goal is to escape from being tied up
because he is afraid of thunder and lightning. Do
you think the calabao escape himself from being
tied up in a tree? Why?
Identify the parts of the circle. Write your
answer on the space provided before each
number.
• Assignment 
1. What are Triangle, Squares,
Rectangle, Regular Pentagons and
Regular Hexagons?