Multigrade LP
Multigrade LP
I. Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students must be able to:
grade 1:
1. Identified and named simple 2-dimensional shapes (square, rectangle, triangle).
2. Built and broke down shapes such as triangles, squares, and rectangles into their parts.
3. Worked cooperatively with group members in completing shape-related tasks.
Grade 2:
Before you sit (The learners Before you sit (The learners
down, please picked up down, please picked up
pick up a piece pieces of trash pick up a piece pieces of trash
of trash and and aligned of trash and and aligned
straighten your their chairs.) straighten your their chairs.)
chair. chair.
Thank you, (All learners sit Thank you, (All learners sit
class. You may down) class. You may down)
now sit down. now sit down.
(Inside the
magic mystery
box are:
Triangle
protractor,
pyraminx or
triangle rubik's
cube, books,
pictures,
rectangle eraser,
dairymilk
chocolate.)
I want to invite
2 volunteers to
come up and
reach into the
box.
Anyone? Learner 1: Me
teacher!
Learner 2: Me
too teacher.
Learner 2: I has
4 sides and
coners like a
book and it
feels flat.
(book)
Alright, very
good. It’s called
a reactangle and
triangle!
Learner 2: No,
the sides are not
all the same
length.
Alright, very
good, class.
Explain What do you Learners: about Explain
think is our shapes teacher.
lesson for
today?
Very good, our
topic for today
is about shapes
(Simple 2-
dimensional
shapes and their
features)
Very good it is
triangle.
A triangle is a
shape that has
three sides and
three corners.
The sides can be
the same length
or different
lengths.
Some triangles
look even on all
sides, while
others have one
long side and
two short ones.
Now, Can
anyone give me Triangle
an example of a protractor, Sir.
triangle found
inside our
classroom?
Very good!
Very good it is
rectangle.
A rectangle is a
two-
dimensional
shape with four
sides and four
right
angles. Opposite
sides are equal
in length and
parallel to each
other.
Very good!
Very good it is a
square.
A square has a
four-sided shape
with four equal
sides and four
right angles.
Now, Can Windows, Sir.
anyone give me
an example of a
square found
inside our
classroom?
Elaborate Elaborate
Evaluate Evaluate