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    1) The document is about teaching the five basic shapes - circle, triangle, rectangle, square, and star - to students. 2) It begins with an opening prayer and attendance, then reviews shapes from the previous lesson and has students do an activity matching shapes to descriptions. 3) It defines each of the five basic shapes and has a song and motivation about Mr. Shape Head. 4) It summarizes the five shapes again and has students apply what they've learned by drawing one shape with something from their house or school. 5) The lesson ends with an evaluation and assignment to draw a house using the basic shapes.

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    1) The document is about teaching the five basic shapes - circle, triangle, rectangle, square, and star - to students. 2) It begins with an opening prayer and attendance, then reviews shapes from the previous lesson and has students do an activity matching shapes to descriptions. 3) It defines each of the five basic shapes and has a song and motivation about Mr. Shape Head. 4) It summarizes the five shapes again and has students apply what they've learned by drawing one shape with something from their house or school. 5) The lesson ends with an evaluation and assignment to draw a house using the basic shapes.

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    1) The document is about teaching the five basic shapes - circle, triangle, rectangle, square, and star - to students. 2) It begins with an opening prayer and attendance, then reviews shapes from the previous lesson and has students do an activity matching shapes to descriptions. 3) It defines each of the five basic shapes and has a song and motivation about Mr. Shape Head. 4) It summarizes the five shapes again and has students apply what they've learned by drawing one shape with something from their house or school. 5) The lesson ends with an evaluation and assignment to draw a house using the basic shapes.

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    ARTS 1

    GOOD MORNING
    CLASS!
    Prayer
    Cleaning the
    room
    Monitoring the
    attendance
    REVIEW
    a. Socratic Method

    1. What was our lesson yesterday?

    2. Can you give me 1 example of lines?


    b. Activity Method

    Directions: Match the picture in column A with the correct word in column B. Write the
    letter of the correct answer on the space provided before the number.

    Column A Column B
    ___1. A. Curved lines
    ___2. b. Zigzag lines
    ___3. C. Vertical lines
    ___4. D. Horizontal lines
    ___5. E. Diagonal lines
    B. Motivation

    Mr. Shape Head


    Mr. Shape Head, how are you?
    Mr. Shape Head, how are you?
    Mr. Shape Head, how are you?
    How are you this morning.

    My eyes are square, but I’m okay.


    My ears are circle, but I’m okay.
    My nose is a triangle, But I’m okay.
    For I am Mr. Shape Head

    Mr. Shape Head, how are you?


    Mr. Shape Head, how are you?
    Mr. Shape Head, how are you?
    How are you this morning.

    My head is a square, but I’m okay.


    My mouth is a rectangle, but I’m okay.
    My hair is a triangle but I’m okay.
    For I am Mr. Shape Head (x2)
    THE FIVE
    BASIC SHAPES
    CIRCLE

     A circle has no side.


    Triangle
     triangle have three sides, two sides of the triangle
    come together to form corners also.
    Rectangle

     Rectangle is almost like a square but their sides are


    not all the same sides.
    Square
     A square have four straight sides that are all the
    same length or sizes.
    Star

    Star is made up of small triangles. A star has five


    corners and ten sides.
    D. Generalization

    You need to remember that there are five basic shapes. The shape that has no side
    isa called the circle. A shape that has two equal sides is rectangle and the shape with four
    equal sides is called square. We also have triangle between sides and lastly, we have the
    star that has five corners and ten sides.

    Can you repeat all again, what are the five basic shapes?
    E. Application

    Directions: In a short coupon bond, choose one of the five basic shapes and
    draw something that can be seen in your house or inside the school.

    For example:

    Square A box
    IV.EVALUATION
    V. ASSIGNMENT

    Directions: In a coupon bond


    paper, draw a house using the 5
    basic shapes.
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING
    GOODBYE!!

    References: https://www.scribd.com/document/461680257/Five-Basic-Shapes#
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snfDimZbFUw

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