DLL Math7 Week4 Oct14-18,2024
DLL Math7 Week4 Oct14-18,2024
C. Lesson Language MATH TERM OF THE WEEK: MATH TERM OF THE WEEK: MATH TERM OF THE WEEK:
Practice Measuring is the process of assigning a Measuring is the process of assigning a Measuring is the process of assigning a
number on a measuring device to length, number on a measuring device to length,
number on a measuring device to length,
height, weight, or some other units. height, weight, or some other units.
height, weight, or some other units.
Conversion is the process of finding the Conversion is the process of finding the
Conversion is the process of finding the
equivalent value of a unit of measure in equivalent value of a unit of measure in
equivalent value of a unit of measure in
another unit of measure. another unit of measure.
another unit of measure.
TA: 5 minutes TA: 5 minutes
LEARN PRACTICE PERFORMANCE TASK 2: CONVERSION
OF UNITS MODEL FOR THE METRIC
THE METRIC SYSTEM From the motivation, convert the SYSTEM
PHYSICAL BASE following units.
QUANTITY UNIT &
SYMBOL
Materials Needed:
length meter
(m) Colored paper
mass/weight gram (g) Pen
volume/ cubic Illustration Board
capacity meter Example 1: How many centimeters are Coloring materials
(m3) there in 10 millimeters? White board marker
D. Developing
Understanding of the Key The teacher will discuss the table above. Example 2: How many km are the in Criteria:
Idea/Stem The teacher will also present the table 2,700 meters? Ease of Use 5 pts
found on page 128 of their textbook. Design and Efforts 5 pts
Example 3: How many grams are there
in 8 kilograms?
Completeness and Label 5 pts
Example 1: Measure the length of your
Explanation 5 pts
book in cm then convert it into
millimeters. Example 4: How many decagram are Timeliness 5 pts
there in 25 hectogram? Total 25pts
Example 2: Measure the length of the
straw in mm then convert it into cm. TA: 20 minutes
TA: 20 minutes
E. Deepening The following steps illustrate how to FORMATIVE ACTIVITY: CONVERTING METRIC PROCEDURES:
Understanding of the Key convert from one prefix to another within UNITS – LENGTH WEIGHT AND VOLUME. Take the illustration board and cut it to the
Idea/Stem the metric system. desired size. This will be the base for your
A. Convert the following unit. Illustrate your
1. Identify the two units involved in the answer using the table below. unit conversion model.
conversion: (1) the given unit and (2) the
unit you wish to convert to. 1. 0.32 kg = _______ g 4. 2.8 L = _______ mL Use a pen to neatly label the board with
2. 2.4 cm = _______ mm 5. 2,300 mL = ______ dal the units from kilo to milli.
2. Identify the needed conversion factors 3. 0.72 km = _______ m
from the table.
Use coloring materials to make the board
k h da bas d c m
3. Multiply the given to the first visually appealing. You can color-code the
e
conversion factor to cancel out the given 1. different sections, so they’re easier to
unit. 2. identify.
3.
4. Simplify. 4. Once you are done labeling and coloring,
5. place a plastic cover over the illustration
Example 4: Convert 1decimeter (dm) to board. This will protect your model and
dekameter (dam) allow you to write on it without damaging
B. Arrange the following units in ascending
order. it.
Example 5: Convert 1 dekaliter (dal) to
deciliter (dl)
6. 1.2 kg 1,300 g 950 g Using the whiteboard marker, you can
7. 0.7 m 65 cm 687 mm write on the plastic cover to demonstrate
Example 6: Convert 2 Gg to kilogram
8. 1.09 L 1,400 mL 1,098 mL conversions. This feature makes it
(kg)
9. 2,390 m 2,570 cm 2.4 km
interactive and easy to erase and reuse.
10. 1kg 300 g 950 g
TA: 15 minutes
TA: 20 minutes
Write some examples on the cover to
ensure the whiteboard marker is erasable
and easy to use.
Ask the students to give their own example SELF CHECK: Answer the self-check found Group Discussion or Sharing
of a real-life scenario using conversion of on page 133 in your Math Journal. Allow students to share their
units. generalizations or reflections with the
TA: 10 minutes class.
F. Making generalizations Example: OFWs earn money in currencies 1. What have you learned about
and abstractions about other than Philippine peso, so the money conversions?
the lesson they send must be converted from foreign 2. What advice would you give to
currency to local currency. someone learning conversions for
the first time?
TA: 5 minutes 3. What insights/skills have you
gained from the Performance Task?
G. Evaluating Learning Convert the following measurements. C. Use <, >, or equal to compare the amounts. PRESENTATION OF THE PERFORMANCE
1. 1.9 kg = _______ g 1. 1.2 L _________ 990 mL TASK
2. 5.7 cm = _______ mm 2. 28 mm _________ 2.8 cm
3. 1.84 km = _______m 3. 256 cm _________ 2.7 m The group will present their output.
4. 1.09 L = _______mL 4. 1,016 g ________ 0.95 kg
5. 0.91 m = _______ cm 5. 65 mL ________ 0.42L
TA: 20 minutes TA: 10 minutes
H. Additional activities for
application or
remediation
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION S O A P J R S O A P J R S O A P J R S O A P J R S O A P J R
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% of the
formative assessment
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities to remediation
C. Did the remedial
lessons work? No. of
learners who have caught
up.
D. No. of learners who
continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well?
Why did these works?
F. What difficulties did I
encounter which my
principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G. What innovation or
localized material did I
use/discover which I wish
to share with other
teachers?