Lesson Plan Triangles
Lesson Plan Triangles
University
San Pablo City Campus
San Pablo City
III. Procedure
A. Preparation
Prayer
Greeting of the class
Checking of the attendance
Review of the past lesson
1. Acute Triangle. All its angles are acute (less than 90°)
2. Obtuse Triangle. One of its angles is obtuse (greater than 90°)
3. Right Triangle. One of its angles is a right angle. The sides that include
the right angle are called legs and the longest side is called the
hypotenuse.
4. Equiangular Triangle. All the angles are congruent.
B. Presentation:
AB≇BC≇CA
C
2. Isosceles Triangle- it has two congruent sides, called legs. The third side is
the base, and the angle opposite the base is the vertex angle. The angles
between the base and the legs are the base angles.
DE≅DF
Legs: DE and DF
Vertex Angle: ∠D
E F
GH≅HI≅GI
H I
Activity:
Directions: Students will be grouped into three. The teacher will let the students
listen to the Audio tapes and answer the following questions on the sheets of
paper provided for them.
The teacher lets the student listen to the audio tapes and let them raise their
hands if they know the answers.
1. What do you call teapot boiling water on top of the Mount Everest?
ANSWER: a high-pot –in-use
2. What do you called a crushed angle?
ANSWER: a Rectangle (wrecked angle)
3. Why did the abuse angle go to the beach?
ANSWER: because it was very 90⁰
4. What did you call an angle which is adorable?
ANSWER: acute angle
5. What do you call people who like tractors?
ANSWER: Protractor
6. Why did 30-60-90 triangle marry the 45-45-60?
ANSWER: they we’re right from each other.
IV. Application
Classify the triangles according to sides.
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V. Evaluation
1. What is circle?
2. Give the different part of a circle.
3. Perimeter and circumference of a Circle.
Learnie Grace T. Vista Mrs. Del Rosario
Demonstrator Subject Teacher