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Copyright © 2010-2011 Achmad Nizar www.NizWorld.com Lesson Plan 3.3.1 Math Grade 7 Semester 1 Social Arithmetic Profit and Loss 4 × 40’ Teaching Notes Standard of Competence To apply algebraic forms, linear equations and equalities with one variable, and proportion in solving the problems Basic Competence To apply the concept of algebraic to solve the social arithmetic simple problems Indicators Solve some problems in everyday life related to profit and loss Objectives Students can apply the concept of algebraic to solve the social arithmetic simple problems Learning Models Cooperative, direct instruction Methods Orally, expository, drill, and interactive Sources Cholik A. Mathematics for Junior High School 1A and 1B Depdiknas. Mathematics for Junior High School Year 7 Marsigit. Mathematics for Junior High School Year VII Learning Media Worksheet Student book Slideshow presentation Internet Assessment Paper Test (T1) Short Answer (F1) Oral Test (T2) Reasoning Question (F1) Individual or Group Task (T4) Homework (F1) Material Review Profit is the amount of quantity (ex: money) that is will be earned by someone if they sell something with the higher price than the buying price. Loss is the amount of quantity (ex: money) that is will be suffered by someone if they sell something with the lower price than the buying price. Formula of profit and loss Profit = Selling price – buying price Loss = Buying Price - selling price Balikpapan, August 20 th , 2010 Drs. Sugeng Handayani, M.Pd Principal of SMP Nasional KPS Achmad Nizar, S.Pd Mathematics Teacher Assessment No Type Form Question 1 T1 F1 The price of shoes is Rp 50.000,00. If the shoes are then resold for Rp 52.500,00, the profit earned is … %. 2 T2 F1 McNizh bought a TV that cost is Rp 750.000 & resold it with the same price. McNizh said that he suffered a loss. Why? 3 T4 F1 Cholik A, Book 1A, Exercise 4, Page 137, No 1-6 Learning Steps Opening Activities Teacher recalls students understanding about profit, loss, and its percentage that they have learned in elementary school. Inform students that the concept of this meeting is profit and loss. Emphasize that this concept is important to solve everyday life problems. Main Activities Accompanied by teacher, students study mathematics in canteen. (Discipline) Ela By allowing students to buy any food that they want, students are asked to predict what they have to do when they want to resell the food and get profit or suffer a loss. (Thinking Logically) Exp Guided by teacher, students create the rules that can illustrate the profit and loss situation. (Thinking Critically) Ela Students discuss their created rules in front of the class. (Democracy) Con Students are asked to find the percentage of profit or loss by using their understanding about percent that they have learned in the previous chapter. (Autonomy) Exp Students measure their understanding by solving some problems. (Industriousness) Con Closing Activities Students make a conclusion guided by the teacher. (Autonomy) Students perform a reflection on what they have already learned. (Honesty) Students write down some homework. (Responsibility) Exp Exploration Ela Elaboration Con Confirmation Key Words Buying price Harga jual Loss Rugi Percentage Persentase Price Harga Profit Untung Selling price Harga beli A-PDF Merger DEMO : Purchase from www.A-PDF.com to remove the watermark

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Copyright © 2010-2011 Achmad Nizar www.NizWorld.com

Lesson Plan 3.3.1

Math ⟩ Grade 7 ⟩ Semester 1 ⟩ Social Arithmetic ⟩ Profit and Loss ⟩ 4 × 40’

Teaching Notes

Standard of Competence

To apply algebraic forms, linear

equations and equalities with one

variable, and proportion in solving

the problems

Basic Competence

To apply the concept of algebraic

to solve the social arithmetic

simple problems

Indicators

Solve some problems in everyday

life related to profit and loss

Objectives

Students can apply the concept of

algebraic to solve the social

arithmetic simple problems

Learning Models

Cooperative, direct instruction

Methods

Orally, expository, drill, and

interactive

Sources

Cholik A. Mathematics for Junior

High School 1A and 1B

Depdiknas. Mathematics for

Junior High School Year 7

Marsigit. Mathematics for Junior

High School Year VII

Learning Media

• Worksheet

• Student book

• Slideshow presentation

• Internet

Assessment

• Paper Test (T1)

→ Short Answer (F1)

• Oral Test (T2)

→ Reasoning Question (F1)

• Individual or Group Task (T4)

→ Homework (F1)

Material Review

• Profit is the amount of quantity (ex: money) that is will be earned by someone if

they sell something with the higher price than the buying price.

• Loss is the amount of quantity (ex: money) that is will be suffered by someone if

they sell something with the lower price than the buying price.

• Formula of profit and loss

Profit = Selling price – buying price

Loss = Buying Price - selling price

Balikpapan, August 20th

, 2010

Drs. Sugeng Handayani, M.Pd Principal of SMP Nasional KPS

Achmad Nizar, S.Pd

Mathematics Teacher

Assessment

No Type Form Question

1 T1 F1 The price of shoes is Rp 50.000,00. If the shoes are then resold

for Rp 52.500,00, the profit earned is … %.

2 T2 F1 McNizh bought a TV that cost is Rp 750.000 & resold it with

the same price. McNizh said that he suffered a loss. Why?

3 T4 F1 Cholik A, Book 1A, Exercise 4, Page 137, No 1-6

Learning Steps

Opening Activities

• Teacher recalls students understanding about profit, loss, and its percentage

that they have learned in elementary school.

• Inform students that the concept of this meeting is profit and loss.

• Emphasize that this concept is important to solve everyday life problems.

Main Activities

• Accompanied by teacher, students study mathematics in canteen.

(Discipline)

Ela

• By allowing students to buy any food that they want, students are asked

to predict what they have to do when they want to resell the food and

get profit or suffer a loss. (Thinking Logically)

Exp

• Guided by teacher, students create the rules that can illustrate the profit

and loss situation. (Thinking Critically)

Ela

• Students discuss their created rules in front of the class. (Democracy) Con

• Students are asked to find the percentage of profit or loss by using their

understanding about percent that they have learned in the previous

chapter. (Autonomy)

Exp

• Students measure their understanding by solving some problems.

(Industriousness)

Con

Closing Activities

• Students make a conclusion guided by the teacher. (Autonomy)

• Students perform a reflection on what they have already learned. (Honesty)

• Students write down some homework. (Responsibility)

Exp Exploration Ela Elaboration Con Confirmation

Key Words

Buying price ⟩ Harga jual

Loss ⟩ Rugi

Percentage ⟩ Persentase

Price ⟩ Harga

Profit ⟩ Untung

Selling price ⟩ Harga beli

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Lesson Plan 3.3.2

Math ⟩ Grade 7 ⟩ Semester 1 ⟩ Social Arithmetic ⟩ Discount and Rebate ⟩ 2 × 40’

Teaching Notes

Standard of Competence

To apply algebraic forms, linear

equations and equalities with one

variable, and proportion in solving

the problems

Basic Competence

To apply the concept of algebraic

to solve the social arithmetic

simple problems

Indicators

Solve some problems in everyday

life related to discount and rebate

Objectives

Students can apply the concept of

algebraic to solve the social

arithmetic simple problems

Learning Models

Cooperative, direct instruction

Methods

Orally, expository, drill, and

interactive

Sources

Cholik A. Mathematics for Junior

High School 1A and 1B

Depdiknas. Mathematics for

Junior High School Year 7

Marsigit. Mathematics for Junior

High School Year VII

Learning Media

• Worksheet

• Student book

• Slideshow presentation

• Internet

Assessment

• Paper Test (T1)

→ Short Answer (F1)

• Individual or Group Task (T4)

→ Homework (F1)

Material Review

• Discount is a price reduction.

• Rebate is the cutting price for things you bought in a large amount.

• Usually, percentage is used to express the amount of discount or rebate.

Balikpapan, August 20th

, 2010

Drs. Sugeng Handayani, M.Pd Principal of SMP Nasional KPS

Achmad Nizar, S.Pd

Mathematics Teacher

Assessment

No Type Form Question

1 T1 F1 A wallet whose price is Rp 200.000,00 can be paid for Rp

170.000,00. The amount of discount is ... %.

2 T4 F1 Cholik A, Book 1A, Exercise 5, Page 140, No 2-4

Learning Steps

Opening Activities

• Teacher recalls student understanding about percent.

• Inform students that the concept of this meeting is discount and rebate.

• Emphasize that this concept is important to solve everyday life problems.

Main Activities

• Students are asked to find the amount of discount for a certain price.

(Industriousness)

Exp

• Students measure their understanding by solving some problems.

(Industriousness)

Con

Closing Activities

• Students make a conclusion guided by the teacher. (Autonomy)

• Students perform a reflection on what they have already learned. (Honesty)

• Students write down some homework. (Responsibility)

Exp Exploration Ela Elaboration Con Confirmation

Key Words

Discount ⟩ Diskon

Rebate ⟩ Rabat

Percentage ⟩ Persentase

Discount price ⟩ Harge seteha

didiskon

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Lesson Plan 3.3.3

Math ⟩ Grade 7 ⟩ Semester 1 ⟩ Social Arithmetic ⟩ Gross, Tare, and Net ⟩ 2 × 40’

Teaching Notes

Standard of Competence

To apply algebraic forms, linear

equations and equalities with one

variable, and proportion in solving

the problems

Basic Competence

To apply the concept of algebraic

to solve the social arithmetic

simple problems

Indicators

Solve some problems in everyday

life related to gross, tare, and net

Objectives

Students can apply the concept of

algebraic to solve the social

arithmetic simple problems

Learning Models

Cooperative, direct instruction

Methods

Orally, expository, drill, and

interactive

Sources

Cholik A. Mathematics for Junior

High School 1A and 1B

Depdiknas. Mathematics for

Junior High School Year 7

Marsigit. Mathematics for Junior

High School Year VII

Learning Media

• Worksheet

• Student book

• Slideshow presentation

• Internet

Assessment

• Paper Test (T1)

→ Essay (F2)

• Oral Test (T2)

→ Reasoning Question (F1)

• Individual or Group Task (T4)

→ Homework (F1)

Material Review

• Net weight is the weight of content without pack.

• Gross weight is the weight of the pack and its contents.

• Tare weight is the difference between gross and net weight.

• The relation among net, gross, and tare is

Tare = Gross - Net

Balikpapan, August 20th

, 2010

Drs. Sugeng Handayani, M.Pd Principal of SMP Nasional KPS

Achmad Nizar, S.Pd

Mathematics Teacher

Assessment

No Type Form Question

1 T1 F2 McNizh bought 10 sacks of flour whose gross is 100 kg. If its

net is 85 %, determine the tare of each sack!

2 T2 F1 The weight of 1 sack of Semen Gresik is 28 kg. Your friend said

that the weight is its net. Is that true? Explain your reason!

3 T4 F1 Cholik A, Book 1A, Exercise 5, Page 140, No 5-7

Learning Steps

Opening Activities

• Teacher recalls students’ understanding about the meaning of gross, tare, and

net.

• Inform students that the concept of this meeting is gross, tare, and net.

• Emphasize that this concept is important to solve everyday life problems.

Main Activities

• Students explore their understanding about the differences among

gross, tare, and net by looking at teacher’s demonstration.

(Industriousness)

Exp

• Students emphasize themselves that gross must be more than the net

and the tare. (Autonomy)

Con

• Students are asked to create the relationship among gross, net, and tare

by discussing in their group. (Thinking Creatively)

Exp

• Students measure their understanding by solving some problems.

(Industriousness)

Con

Closing Activities

• Students make a conclusion guided by the teacher. (Autonomy)

• Students perform a reflection on what they have already learned. (Honesty)

• Students write down some homework. (Responsibility)

Exp Exploration Ela Elaboration Con Confirmation

Key Words

Gross ⟩ Bruto

Net ⟩ Neto

Tare ⟩ Tara

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Lesson Plan 3.3.4

Math ⟩ Grade 7 ⟩ Semester 1 ⟩ Social Arithmetic ⟩ Tax ⟩ 2 × 40’

Teaching Notes

Standard of Competence

To apply algebraic forms, linear

equations and equalities with one

variable, and proportion in solving

the problems

Basic Competence

To apply the concept of algebraic

to solve the social arithmetic

simple problems

Indicators

Solve some problems in everyday

life related to tax

Objectives

Students can apply the concept of

algebraic to solve the social

arithmetic simple problems

Learning Models

Cooperative, direct instruction

Methods

Orally, expository, drill, and

interactive

Sources

Cholik A. Mathematics for Junior

High School 1A and 1B

Depdiknas. Mathematics for

Junior High School Year 7

Marsigit. Mathematics for Junior

High School Year VII

Learning Media

• Worksheet

• Student book

• Slideshow presentation

• Internet

Assessment

• Paper Test (T1)

→ Short Answer (F1)

• Oral Test (T2)

→ Reasoning Question (F1)

Material Review

• Tax is obligatory cutting for citizen by the country or the additional price after

buying some product.

• Tax is expressed in percentage.

Balikpapan, August 20th

, 2010

Drs. Sugeng Handayani, M.Pd Principal of SMP Nasional KPS

Achmad Nizar, S.Pd

Mathematics Teacher

Assessment

No Type Form Question

1 T1 F1 The amount of money that has to be paid to buy McDonald

package that costs is Rp 30.000,00 with tax 10% is Rp ....

2 T2 F1 Written on the list that the price of KFC package is Rp

27.272,00, 10% tax not included. Should McNizh has to spend

his money about Rp 30.000,00 to pay for it?

Learning Steps

Opening Activities

• Teacher provides KFC fast food recipe and salary notification letter.

• Teacher recalls students’ understanding about the meaning of tax.

• Inform students that the concept of this meeting is tax.

• Emphasize that this concept is important to solve everyday life problems.

Main Activities

• Students explore themselves about types of tax by paying attention to

teacher’s illustration. (Courtesy)

Exp

• Students are asked to classify kind of tax that make the current value

(price) whether it will be more than the origin value or kinds of tax that

make the current value whether it will be less than the origin value.

(Thinking Logically)

Exp

Ela

• Students measure their understanding by solving some problems.

(Industriousness)

Con

Closing Activities

• Students make a conclusion guided by the teacher. (Autonomy)

• Students perform a reflection on what they have already learned. (Honesty)

• Students write down some homework. (Responsibility)

Exp Exploration Ela Elaboration Con Confirmation

Key Words

Tax ⟩ Pajak

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Lesson Plan 3.3.5

Math ⟩ Grade 7 ⟩ Semester 1 ⟩ Social Arithmetic ⟩ Interest ⟩ 2 × 40’

Teaching Notes

Standard of Competence

To apply algebraic forms, linear

equations and equalities with one

variable, and proportion in solving

the problems

Basic Competence

To apply the concept of algebraic

to solve the social arithmetic

simple problems

Indicators

Solve some problems in everyday

life related to interest

Objectives

Students can apply the concept of

algebraic to solve the social

arithmetic simple problems

Learning Models

Cooperative, direct instruction

Methods

Orally, expository, drill, and

interactive

Sources

Cholik A. Mathematics for Junior

High School 1A and 1B

Depdiknas. Mathematics for

Junior High School Year 7

Marsigit. Mathematics for Junior

High School Year VII

Learning Media

• Worksheet

• Student book

• Slideshow presentation

• Internet

Assessment

• Paper Test (T1)

→ Short Answer (F1)

• Individual or Group Task (T4)

→ Homework (F1)

Material Review

• Interest is something will be earned after saving or depositing the amount of

moneys in a bank or cooperation.

Balikpapan, August 20th

, 2010

Drs. Sugeng Handayani, M.Pd Principal of SMP Nasional KPS

Achmad Nizar, S.Pd

Mathematics Teacher

Assessment

No Type Form Question

1 T1 F1 NizBank gives annual interest 4%. If McNizh save Rp

700.000,00, the amount of his saving next year is Rp ….

2 T4 F1 Cholik A, Book 1A, Exercise 6, Page 143, No 1-4

Learning Steps

Opening Activities

• Teacher recalls students’ understanding about interest.

• Inform students that the concept of this meeting is interest.

• Emphasize that this concept is important to solve everyday life problems.

Main Activities

• Students are asked to find problems related to interest from several

resources. (Responsibility)

Exp

• Students are asked to solve the founded problems in a group and

present their result in front of the class. (Cooperation and Confidence)

Exp

• Students are guided to calculate the interest of several months by using

the given annual interest. (Autonomy)

Ela

• Students measure their understanding by solving some problems.

(Industriousness)

Con

Closing Activities

• Students make a conclusion guided by the teacher. (Autonomy)

• Students perform a reflection on what they have already learned. (Honesty)

• Students write down some homework. (Responsibility)

Exp Exploration Ela Elaboration Con Confirmation

Key Words

Interest ⟩ Bunga

Saving ⟩ Tabungan

Cooperation ⟩ Koperasi

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