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I.
Objectives:
A. Identify the main idea or concept in the poem entitled The Little
Rain.
B. Discuss the poem by sharing the reactions of the students in the
class.
C. Give full understanding to the importance of rain in our life.
II. Subject Matter:
A. Topic: The Little Rain
Oh, she is good, the little rain! and well
she knows our need
Who cometh in the time of spring to aid
the sun-drawn seed;
She waders with a friendly wind through
silent nights unseen,
The furrows feel her happy tears,
and lo! the land is green.
Last night cloud-shadows gloomed
the path that winds to my adobe,
And the torches of the river boats
like angry meteors glowed.
Today fresh colors break the soil, and butterflies take wing
Down broidered lawns all bright with
The teacher will ask the students what are the lessons they
learned for the day.
E. Application
The students will be called and relate their memorable
experiences about the rain.
IV. Evaluation
Students will draw one of the many contributions or advantages
of rain which is shown in the poem.
V. Assignment
Make a composition regarding the video they watched.
I.
Paksa
Mga Relihiyon sa Asya
II.
III.
Proseso ng Pagakatuto
A. Panimulang Gawain/ Pagganyak
Hatiin sa apat na pangkat ang klase. Bawat pangkat ay paguusapan ang kanilang mga relihiyon at ipasulat sa papel ang
paniniwala sa kanilang relihiyon.
Pagkatapos ng itinakdang oras ay pupunta sa harap ang leader ng
bawat grupo upang ilahad ang kanilang napag-usapan.
B. Pagtalakay sa Aralin
1.
2.
3.
4.
Kahulugan ng relihiyon
Hinduismo
Hudaismo
Kristiyanismo
5. Budhismo
6. Islam
7. Shintoismo
C. Pagpapalalim ng Kaalaman
D. Tumawag isa isa ng mag aaral at papiliin ng isang relihiyong nais
nilang ipaliwanag.
E.
F. IV. Ebalwasyon
G.
Magbigay ng pagsusulit.
H.
I. V. Takdang Aralin.
J.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Tsina
India
Hapon
Arabe
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the 60 minute period the students should be able
to:
a. define what is solvent and solutes.
b. distinguish substance that dissolving and dissolved.
P. II.
Q.
SUBJECT MATTER
A.
TOPIC
Solvents and Solutes
R.
B.
REFERENCE
Science for Daily use
Textbook
Science- Grade 4
Buenda A. Lozada Augusto T. Mendoza
Pages 115 - 121
S.
C.
MATERIALS
Book of Science for Daily use
Materials for experiment:
4 jars label A, B and D
Solids
4 tablespoons sugar
4 tablespoons flour
4 tablespoons salt
4 tablespoons yeast
Liquids
2 cups water
2 cups vinegar
2 cups alcohol
2 cups cooking oil
T. III.
U.
V.
PROCEDURE
A.
ROUTNE ACCTIVITY
Classroom Management
Prayer
Attendance
B.
MOTIVATION
2.
sugar?
4.
5.
6.
a.
Water?
Vinegar?
Alcohol?
Cooking oil?
b.
W.
LESSON PROPER
Solvents and Solutes
In every solution there is a dissolving substance and a
X.
D.
GENERALIZATION
1.
2.
Y.
E.
APPLICATION
Z.
IV EVALUATION
Answer the Activity 1 and Activity 2 on page 120 on the book Science
AA. V. ASSIGNMENT
Answer the checking up activity on pages 121 on the book of Science
for Daily use.
AB.
AC.
I.
in MAPEH
AE.
for Grade 8
AF.
Objectives:
AG. At the end of the 60 minutes lesson the students should
have;
a. Determine their anthropometrics measurements:
1. Body Mass
3. Height
2. Sitting Height 4. Arm Span
b. Recorded accurately their data at the physical fitness and the sports
talent form
c. Found pleasure in the determining their anthropometric
measurements
AH.
II.
Contents:
a. Subject Matter: anthropometric Measurement
b. Materials: chair, ruler, blackboard, chalk, tape measure, index card
c. Reference: Revised Physical Fitness and Sports Talent Manual
AI.
III. Procedure:
a. Preparation
AJ.
Opening Prayer
AK. Checking of attendance
AL. Checking P.E Uniforms
1. Motivation
AM. What are your height and weight when you are in grade
five? How about your height when you sit? And even your arm?
AN. Class what do you think is the reason why I task all of you
to research about anthropometric measurement?
AO. The teacher will be given new groups that will determine
their body height and body mass, sitting height and arm span
b. Developmental of the lesson:
1. The teacher will explain the purpose of each kind of test, the
equipment to be used and the procedure for the test.
AP.
Grou
BC.
Heig
BD.
BG.
p
Grou
BH.
BI.
g height
BJ.
Span
BK.
p1
BL. Grou
BM.
BN.
BO.
BP.
p2
BQ. Grou
BR.
BS.
BT.
BU.
p3
BV. Grou
BW.
BX.
BY.
BZ.
ht
Body BE.
Mass
Sittin
BF.
Arm
p4
V.
CA.
Assignment:
CB.
CC.
Do the test that we discussed to the other levels and write
down the results in a bond paper and bring P.E uniform.
CD.
CE.
CF.
CG.
CH.
I. Objective:
CI. At the end of the sixty minute period, 85% of the students should be
able to:
1. Define terms related to coordinate system and find solutions on
linear equation.
2. Relate linear equation in daily living in terms of problem solving.
3. Solve and graph linear equations.
II. Subject Matter:
CJ. Solving Linear Equations in Two Variables
III. Procedure
A. Motivation
CK. Have you ever liked two things so much that you wanted to combine
them to make one amazing thing? (Listen to student comments.)
CL. For example, think about peanuts and chocolate chips. Combined
together, they can make peanut butter cookies with chocolate chips on
top!
CM. Coffee and sugar is also the most common combination that we can
observed
CN. One interesting combination has to do with a French man who really
liked math back in the 1600s. His name was Rene Descartes, and he liked
both algebra and geometry, but back then people did not think those two
topics were very much related. Decartes started looking for ways to
combine them so that they could be used together for important
applications. He came up with this neat way of taking numbers that belong
in the realm of algebra and plotting them visually onto a geometric
coordinate plane to show how they are related. This coordinate plane
became known as the "Cartesian plane," named after him. Several parts of
the coordinate plane are important to understand before we can learn how
to use it. In today's lesson, you will learn about it and how it is used.
CO.
CP.
B. Lesson Proper
1. Rene Decartes introduce the use of the Cartesian Coordinate plane
that involves the construction of two perpendicular number lines, one
horizontal and vertical, whose point of intersection called the origin.
a) A vertical line is named y-axis and the Horizontal line is the x-axis.
b) The two axes divide the plane into four quadrants that are
numbered counter-clockwise direction. (I, II, III, IV)
c) Every point in the plane can be described in terms of an ordered
pair (x, y) or (abscissa, ordinate).
d) Under the first quadrant the value of X is positive as well as the
value of Y.
CQ.
Under the second quadrant the value of X is negative while
the value of Y is positive.
CR.
Under the third quadrant both values of X and Y are
negative.
CS.
Under the fourth quadrant the value of X is positive while
the value of Y is negative.
2. So now class, lets try to plot these points in the Cartesian Coordinate
Plane for us to see on what quadrant they belong.
CT. a. (7, 6)
b. (2, 5)
c. (-5,-1) d. (4, -6)
CU.
3. After knowing the Rectangular Coordinate Plane, we can now further
discuss about Linear Equations in Two Variables. To start with:
CV.
x=0
Find y when
x=3
Find y when
x=3
Find y when
x=
1
5
thus
DA.
A=4, B=2C=9.
y.
x .
DB.
DC.
3 x y +1=0 .
DD.
DE.
DK.
DG.
DM.
x
1
DN.
DQ.
6. After knowing how to get the value of the
DI.
DO.
x and
DJ.
DP.
y , next to which
x and
x+ y=3
x=0 ,
DT. If
y=0 ,
and the
by using the
x y intercepts .
y=3
x=3
(x, y)
x+ y=3 .
4 x +2 y=8
DZ.
4 (0)+2 y=8
EA.
2 y=8
EB.
y=4
EC.
(0,4)
ED.
EE.
If
4 x +2(0)=8
EF.
4 x =8
EG.
x=2
EH.
y=0, x= ?
(2,0)
EI.Then plot these points and connect them using a straight line.
9. Worded Problem related to Linear Equation:
EJ.Dessa had already walked 5 kms. And continue walking 3 kms per
hour. Write the equation that shows the relation between the
distance and the time. After 10 hours, how far does Dessa walked?
EK.
Solution:
EL.
Let:
EM.
EN.
y=3 x +5
EP. y=3 ( 10 ) +5
EQ.
IV.
y=35 km
ER.
ES.
ET.
EU.
Evaluation:
EV.
1.
a)(2,6)
b)(-2,6)
c) (2,-6)
d)(-2,-6)
3.
2.
d)
a)
2 x +3 y=6
b)
x + y=4
c)
5 y10 x20=0
3 x4 y=12
V.
4.
Assignment:
5. In a sheet of yellow paper, answer the following:
1. What is quadratic equation?
2. Give some examples of quadratic equations.
3. Illustrate how a graph of a quadratic equation looks like.
4. What is parabola?
6.
7.
8.
sa Filipino 4
11.
Pang-abay
12.
13.
I.
Layunin:
14.
a.
15.
16.
b.
II.
17.
a.
Paksa: PANG-ABAY
18.
b.
Sanggunian:
19.
d.
III.
23.
a.
Panimulang Gawain
24.
1.
Pagdarasal
25.
2.
Pagbati
26.
3.
Balik-aral
27.
28.
b.
29.
Panlinang na Gawain:
1.
Pagganyak:
30.
pang-abay
31.
2.
32.
33.
HALIMBAWA:
C.
Pangwakas na Gawain
1. Pagsasanay:
44.
A.
45.
Panuto: Salungguhitan ang pang-abay sa loob ng
pangngungusap.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
3.
Paglalapat:
59.
Magpangkat-pangkat. Bawat pangkat ay bubunot ng
pang-abay sa loob ng kahon. Gamitin ito sa pangungusap at basahin
ang nabuong pangungusap.
60.
Maaga
MaingatSa parke
61.
Maingay
62.
Tuwing hapon
Sa bahay Madalas
Malakas
Malungkot
Mahinahong
63.
Tahimik
64. paaralan
BukasSa
sa kalye
Malimit
tuwing linggo Pantaypantay
sa bakuran
65.
Paminsan-minsan
Mahin-hin
66.
67.
IV.
Pagtataya:
Tuwing hapon
Sa
bahay Mabilis
Maagang masayang
70.
71.
72.
1.
73.
2.
4.
76.
5.
77.
78.
V.
Kasunduan
84.
85.