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Lesson Plan in Mathematics 2 Naming Shapes I. Learning Objectives Cognitive: Name different shapes common at home and in school Psychomotor: Draw and color different shapes Affective: Show neatness in doing work II. Learning Content Skill: Naming different shapes Reference: BEC PELC III.A.1.1 Materials: cards with geographic shapes, cutout of shapes, objects with different shapes, art papers, crayon Value: Neatness III. Learning Experiences A. Preparatory Activities 1. Drill Game - “Bring Me” Bring me a ball. Bring me a block. Bring me an eraser. 2. Motivation a. Prepare cards with the following geometric shapes: b. Assign one card to each volunteer pupil. (The volunteer must not see the shapes on the cards.) c. Show one of the cards to the class. The pupils will guide the volunteer to draw the shape by giving him/her directions. However, they must not mention the shape. d. Do the same with all the shapes on the other cards. B. Developmental Activities 1. Presentation • Introduce the name of the shapes drawn by the volunteer pupils.

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Lesson Plan in Mathematics 2

Naming Shapes

I. Learning Objectives

Cognitive: Name different shapes common at home and in schoolPsychomotor: Draw and color different shapesAffective: Show neatness in doing work

II. Learning Content

Skill: Naming different shapesReference: BEC PELC III.A.1.1Materials: cards with geographic shapes, cutout of shapes, objects with different shapes, art papers, crayonValue: Neatness

III. Learning Experiences

A. Preparatory Activities

1. DrillGame - Bring MeBring me a ball.Bring me a block.Bring me an eraser.

2. Motivationa. Prepare cards with the following geometric shapes:

b. Assign one card to each volunteer pupil. (The volunteer must not see the shapes on the cards.)c. Show one of the cards to the class. The pupils will guide the volunteer to draw the shape by giving him/her directions. However, they must not mention the shape.d. Do the same with all the shapes on the other cards.

B. Developmental Activities

1. Presentation Introduce the name of the shapes drawn by the volunteer pupils. Present the activity below to the class. Place some cutouts of different shapes in the pocket chart. Put on the table the objects used in the Bring me game and other objects with different shapes. Tell the pupils to get a shape in the pocket chart that matches the objects on the table.Ask the pupils: What objects did you get?What is its shape? Repeat the activity with the other objects and shapes.

MANGINMATINLO2. Group Activities

Let the pupils do the following activities:

Activity 1What can you say about the figure?What shapes are in the figure?How many circles are in the figure?How many squares? Triangles? Rectangles?Color the square red.Color the rectangle orange.Color the triangle green.Color the circles yellow.

*Valuing:What does the figure hold?What does it say?What value does the figure wants you to be?

Practice Exercises

Do the following on sheet of paper.Draw:a. a big rectangle and 3 triangles inside itb. 2 circles below the big rectangle you have drawnc. 2 narrow rectangles at the top side.Tell what your work look like. Where do we see figures like this? In school or at home?

3. Generalization

Can you name the different shapes?What are the shapes that you learned today?

C. Application

Name and write the shape of each figure. Choose from the words inside the box.

bilogtrianggulorektanggulokuwadrado

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IV. Evaluation

Name and write the shape of each figure. Choose from the words inside the box.

bilogtrianggulorektanggulokuwadrado

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V. Assignment

Look for the things at home that look like the shapes below. List them down on the table.

circle

square

triangle

rectangle

1.1.1.1.

2.2.2.2.

3.3.3.3.

Prepared by:KAREN JOYCE D. BULABOS Teacher Applicant