Math 5
Math 5
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
CITY SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF ANTIPOLO
STA. CRUZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Olalia National Road Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Antipolo City
III.LEARNING
RESOURCES
(Kagamitang Panturo)
A. References
(Sanggunian)
B. Teacher’s Guide
C. Learner’s
Material
IV.PROCEDURES
(Pamamaraan)
Correct, it is CUBE
And to add, let us watch this video and Objective 1
B. Establishing a purpose be ready to answer my questions later. Modelled effective
for the lesson Volume Song | Measuring Volume applications
(Paghahabi sa layunin ng For Kids | 4th Grade - 5th Grade - of content within and
aralin) YouTube across curriculum
teaching areas
ANSWER: PPST 1.1.3
What is the video all about? ( Music Integration )
According to the video, how
will we find the volume of a
cube? Objective 3
The video is all about finding the Developed and applied
volume of a cube. effective teaching
VOLUME strategies to promote
Volume (V) is the number of cubic critical and creative
units needed to fill the spatial figure. It thinking, as well as
is the amount that will occupy space of other higher-order
the figure. Volume is three- thinking skills
dimensional (3D) process of measuring PPST 1.5.3
the spatial figure.
It is composed of the area of the base
(length x width) times the height or V=
lwh. That is why every answer is in
cubic units (in³, cm³, m³, etc.)
CUBE
C. Presenting A cube is an example of a spatial
examples/instances of the figure that has three dimensions. Since Objective 7
new lesson all the faces of the cube are perfect Developed and applied
(Pag-uugnay ng mga squares, the length, the width, and the effective strategies in
halimbawa sa bagong height are equal. the planning and
aralin) The sides of the square are also called management of
edges of the cube and s is the symbol developmentally
used. Thus, the formula to find the sequenced teaching and
volume of the cube is s x s x s or s³. learning processes to
S= 3 cm V= 3 cm x 3 cm x 3 cm meet curriculum
= 27 cm³ 27 cm³ is read as “27 cubic requirements and
centimeters”. varied teaching contexts
ANOTHER EXAMPLE PPST 4.1.3
If a cube measures 5 cm on its side,
what is its volume?
STEP 1: UNDERSTAND THE
PROBLEM
A. ASKED: WHAT IS VOLUME?
B. Given Fact: s = 5 cm
STEP 2: PLAN WHAT TO DO
Determine the formula to be used.
V = s3 or V= s x s x s
STEP 3: SOLVE THE PROBLEM
Substitute 5 cm for s
V = s3 or V= s x s x s
V= 5 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm
= 25 x 5
V = 125cm3
STEP 4: COMPLETE ANSWER
The volume of a cube is 125cm3.
ANOTHER EXAMPLE
If a cube measures 15 cm on its side,
what is its volume?
STEP 1: UNDERSTAND THE
PROBLEM
A. ASKED: WHAT IS VOLUME?
B. Given Fact: s = 15 cm
STEP 2: PLAN WHAT TO DO
Determine the formula to be used.
V = s3 or V= s x s x s
STEP 3: SOLVE THE PROBLEM
Substitute 15 cm for s
V = s3 or V= s x s x s
V= 15 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm
= 225 x 15
V = 3375cm3
STEP 4: COMPLETE ANSWER
The volume of a cube is 3375 cm3.