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    (M1Ge-Iiif-3) : Lesson Plan in Mathematics Grade 1 (Third Quarter)

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    This lesson plan teaches students in grade 1 how to draw the four basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. The plan includes priming activities like identifying lines and shapes in foods. Students will learn about the characteristics of each shape through modeling by the teacher. Then students will practice drawing the shapes in different ways like in the air or on their desk. They will complete worksheets to draw and identify the basic shapes. The lesson aims to teach students how to properly draw and distinguish the four basic shapes.

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    (M1Ge-Iiif-3) : Lesson Plan in Mathematics Grade 1 (Third Quarter)

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    This lesson plan teaches students in grade 1 how to draw the four basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. The plan includes priming activities like identifying lines and shapes in foods. Students will learn about the characteristics of each shape through modeling by the teacher. Then students will practice drawing the shapes in different ways like in the air or on their desk. They will complete worksheets to draw and identify the basic shapes. The lesson aims to teach students how to properly draw and distinguish the four basic shapes.

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    This lesson plan teaches students in grade 1 how to draw the four basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. The plan includes priming activities like identifying lines and shapes in foods. Students will learn about the characteristics of each shape through modeling by the teacher. Then students will practice drawing the shapes in different ways like in the air or on their desk. They will complete worksheets to draw and identify the basic shapes. The lesson aims to teach students how to properly draw and distinguish the four basic shapes.

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    (M1Ge-Iiif-3) : Lesson Plan in Mathematics Grade 1 (Third Quarter)

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    Jessa Ray Quirido
    This lesson plan teaches students in grade 1 how to draw the four basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. The plan includes priming activities like identifying lines and shapes in foods. Students will learn about the characteristics of each shape through modeling by the teacher. Then students will practice drawing the shapes in different ways like in the air or on their desk. They will complete worksheets to draw and identify the basic shapes. The lesson aims to teach students how to properly draw and distinguish the four basic shapes.

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    LESSON PLAN IN MATHEMATICS GRADE 1 (THIRD QUARTER)

    I. OBJECTIVE
     Draws the four basic shapes (M1GE-IIIf-3)

    II.CONTENT AND MATERIALS


    A. TOPIC : Drawing the four basic shapes
    B. REFERENCES: Curriculum Guide in Math 1
    C. MATERIALS:pictures ,worksheets,video presentation, power point
    presentation
    D. VALUES INTEGRATION: Taking good care of oneself

    III. PROCEDURE
    A. PRIMING ACTIVITIES
    1. Drill
    Look at the following. What are they called?(lines) Draw slanting lines ,
    draw a horizontal straight line and draw a vertical straight line and a curve
    line.

    2. Review
    What is the shape of the following foods?

    Which of the following foods should we eat often? Why? If you are given a
    chance to choose what you eat in the following foods,which food should you
    choose? Why? Which of the following foods are good for our health? Which
    of the following foods do you like the most?
    (MAPEH , ESP, AP Integration)

    3. Motivation:
    Let the learners sing the shapes song using a video presentation. (ICT
    Integration)
    What is the song all about? (shapes) What are the shapes mentioned in
    the song?

    B. DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES
    1. Setting the stage for learning
    Trace the broken line and tell what shape is form. What are the
    shapes form? What are the four basic shapes? How can you describe
    circle? Rectangle? square? Triangle?
    2. MODELING
    Today we are going to learn on how to draw the four basic shapes. How
    to draw a circle? Square? Rectangle and triangle? Teacher will model to the
    pupils on how to draw the four basic shapes.

    3. GUIDED PRACTICE
    -With the teacher let the learners draw the four basic shapes
    in the air, in their desk, at the back of their classmates and in their palm.
    - In a group of four have the class do the following activity:
    Say: What should we do when we are working with others?
    Group 1 .Look at the pictures. What are their shapes?Draw their shapes in
    the blank.
    Group 2. Connect the dots/lines to form the shapes and draw a similar one
    beside it.
    Group 3. Find all circles and color it red, find the squares and color it blue.
    Find all the rectangles and color it green and find all triangles and color it
    yellow.
    Group 4. Read the given name and draw (5) the needed shapes in each box.

    - Using the four basic shapes,what can we form? ( house,man) How


    important is a house to a man/human like us? Why? (MAPEH, AP
    Integration)

    4. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE
    Let the learners answer activity 1 and 2 in math worksheet no. 46.1
    and process it.

    5. GENERALIZATION
    How to draw the four basic shapes ( circle , square, rectangle,
    triangle)? A circle is a round shaped figure that has no corners or edges . A
    square has 4 corners and 4 equal sides. A rectangle has 4 corners and 4
    sides with only opposite sides that are parallel and equal. A triangle has 3
    corners and 3 sides.

    IV. ASSESSMENT
    Read and draw the needed shapes in each box.

    1. Draw a small and big Circle 2. Draw a Square

    3. Draw a Rectangle 4. Draw aTriangle


    V. ASSIGNMENT/HOMEWORK
    Draw a house using the four basic shapes in your notebook and
    color it.

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