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The document provides a lesson plan for teaching basic geometric ideas to 4th grade students. It includes objectives, subject matter, materials, and a detailed procedure for the lesson. The procedure outlines preparatory, developmental, and application activities. Students will define geometric terms, identify examples around the classroom, participate in a group quiz, and complete an activity to apply the concepts. The lesson aims to help students understand points, lines, line segments, rays, and angles.

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School of Humanities College of Education

The document provides a lesson plan for teaching basic geometric ideas to 4th grade students. It includes objectives, subject matter, materials, and a detailed procedure for the lesson. The procedure outlines preparatory, developmental, and application activities. Students will define geometric terms, identify examples around the classroom, participate in a group quiz, and complete an activity to apply the concepts. The lesson aims to help students understand points, lines, line segments, rays, and angles.

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SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Lesson Plan in Mathematics 4

I. OBJECTIVES

The students should be able to:

a. Define the basic geometric ideas.


b. Describe the different geometric ideas that can be seen around them.
c. Understand the whole concept of basic geometric ideas.

II. SUBJECT MATTER

Topic:
Basic Geometric Ideas

References:
Ma. Lourdes P. Dela Cruz, Rosario B. Buturan, Discovering Math for
Global Learners 4, pages 351-358
Adela C. Villamayor, Amelia Celeridad-Wright, Math for Life 4, pages 295-
302
https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/geometry.html

Materials:
PowerPoint Presentation, Visual Aids, Cartolina, Pentel Pen

Valuing:
Appreciation of different geometric ideas around us
III. Procedure:

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


A. Preparatory Activities

1. Prayer

Please all stand for our prayer.


Good morning, teacher!
Good morning, class!

2. Checking of Attendance
The class monitor will answer.
Is there any absent for today?

B. Developmental Activities

1. Review

Directions: Fill in the blanks. Choose the


correct answer inside the box.

Solid Geometry Metron


Geo Geometry
Euclidian Geometry Plane Geometry

1-2. Geometry comes from the Greek Geo and Metron


words _____ which means earth and
__________ which means measurement.

3. __________ is a branch of mathematics Geometry


concerned with questions of shape, size,
relative position of figures, and the
properties of space.

4. __________ is about flat shapes like Plane Geometry


lines, circles and triangles.

5.__________ is about solid (3- Solid Geometry


dimensional) shapes like spheres and
cubes.

2. Motivation

You will be grouped into two.


Group 1 please go to the left side of the
room, Group 2 kindly proceed to the right
side of the room. Each group will be given
a cartolina. What you are going to do is to
draw anything that you can see inside a
grade 4 room. I will give you 5 minutes to
finish it.
Okay class, time’s up, keep your output,
arrange your chairs and stay with your
groupmates.
C. Lesson Proper

The activity you have done is


related to our topic. And our topic for today
is about The Basic Geometric Ideas.

Point- represented by a dot, and named


using capital letter.

Line- set of points extending in both


directions without an end. Arrows are used
to represent its infinity. It is named using
two points that are lying on it.

Line Segment- a part of a line that has two


endpoints.

Ray- a part of a line with an endpoint and


extends in only one direction. It is named
by starting on the endpoint and another
point lying on the line that contains it.

Angle- two rays are joined and extended


from one common endpoint. It can be
named by its angle, or by the points that are
lying on its rays, and it is represented by a
capital letter.

D. Generalization:

Okay class; let’s see if you really


understand our topic for today. Let’s have a
group quiz bee. A group representative will
stand in front; I will repeat the question
twice before you write your answer and
only have five seconds to answer it. This is
best of three; the group who will win will
have a reward. No coaching please. Let’s
start.

1. It is a part of a line with an endpoint


and extends in only one direction. Ray

2. It is a part of a line that has two


endpoints. Line Segment

3. It is named using a capital letter. Point

4. It is use to represent the infinity of a


line. Arrow

5. It is formed when two rays are


joined and extended from one
common endpoint. Angle
IV: Application:

Now class, get your output from our


previous activity. I want you to identify the
basic geometric ideas that you can see on
your output and afterwards a group
representative will explain it in front. I will
give you three minutes to finish that.
Understand?
Yes teacher.
Okay, time’s up, Group 1and 2 kindly post
your work in front. A group representative will post their
work.
Thank you.

Groups 1, kindly explain your work.


A group representative will explain their
work.
Thank you!

Group 2, kindly explain your work.


A group representative will explain their
work.
Thank you!

V. Evaluation:

I will divide the class into two groups, Group 1 will stay at the right side of the
room, while Group 2 will stay at the left side of the room, each group will be given a
piece of paper where you will answer the given activity, after 5 minutes we will compare
your answers. Same answers will be cancelled and each unique answer is equivalent to 5
points. The winning group will receive a reward.

Activity Sheet:
Group Number: ___
Leader: ____________________
Members: __________________
__________________
__________________
__________________
__________________

Directions: Look around you and find something that represents each of the given
geometric ideas. List as many as you can.

1. Points ________________________________________
2. Segments ________________________________________
3. Rays ________________________________________
4. Angles ________________________________________
5. Horizontal lines ________________________________________
6. Perpendicular lines ________________________________________
7. Congruent lines ________________________________________
8. Parallel lines ________________________________________
9. Vertical lines ________________________________________
10. Diagonal lines ________________________________________
V. Homework:
Directions:
Study the given figure below and answer the questions that follow. Write your answer on
the space provided.

For numbers 1-5

P T Q R S

1. Name three points on the given horizontal line. ___, ___, ___
2. Name three segments found on the given horizontal line. _____, _____, _____.
3. Name two rays on the given line. _____, _____
4. Name two intersecting lines in the figure. _____, _____
5. What kind of intersecting lines are formed by the given vertical and horizontal
line in the figure? ____________________

For numbers 6-10

A B C D E F

6. Name 2 pairs of congruent segments. _____, _____


7. Name the endpoints of the longest segment. _____
8. Name the shortest segment given in the line. _____
9. Which points are in between point B and F? ___, ___, ___
10. Name the points found on segment AE. ___, ___, ___

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