Q3 Math, Week 4 WHLP ONLINE Class
Q3 Math, Week 4 WHLP ONLINE Class
Week, Day, and Learning Area Learning Competency Learning Tasks Mode of Delivery
Time
Relates triangles to I. Preliminary Activities
Week 4 quadrilaterals A. Drill Digitized copies of modules
Relates one quadrilateral to Multiply are in the OTG
Monday another quadrilateral (e.g. 10 X 10
8:00AM – 9:20AM square to rhombus). 11 X 10 Offline consultation will be
Offline Consultation 12 x 10 conducted via fb
Grade 4 -Humility 13 x 10 messenger/text and call
14 x 10
11:00 – 12:00 Mathematics 4 15 x 10 Submission of AS will be in
Home Study B. Review the school
(students will Name the different triangles
answer the activities according to sides and
in the modules) according to angle. Notes to facilitator:
Name the different
1:00 -2:00 quadrilateral. Monitor your child’s output
Academic Assistance and progress.
(students can ask
question to their II. Lesson Proper Communicate regularly to the
subject teachers) A. Motivation class adviser and subject
Bring Me teacher
B. Presentation of Lesson
Read the story
Tuesday Rene has a cloth in the shape
Grade 4- of parallelogram. He would like
Trustworthy to make two triangular flaglet
8:00AM – 9:20AM that are of the same size. What
is the best thing for him to do
Grade 4 -Generosity with the cloth?
9:30-10:50
Synchronous Class
If you are Rene, how will you
Wednesday divide the parallelogram to
Grade 4 -Integrity have two triangular flaglets
8:00AM – 9:20AM with the same size?
Synchronous Class
C. Discussion
Consider the parallelogram below
to represent Rene’s cloth. Each
corner is named by a letter as
shown. A quadrilateral is named
using the consecutive letters in its
corner. When naming a
quadrilateral, it is important that
the consecutive vertices are in the
correct sequence, either clockwise
or counterclockwise.
AD = BC
the length of side AB is equal
to the length of side DC
AB = DC.
QUADRILATERAL
1. Rectangle
2. Square
3. Parallelogram
4. Rhombus
5. Trapezoid
Activity 1 – “My Properties”
Key
1. square
2. rhombus
3. quadrilateral
4. rectangle
5. parallelogram
REMEMBER
All three-sided polygons are called
triangles.
All four-sided polygons are called
quadrilaterals.
If one diagonal of a parallelogram
is drawn, two triangles
of the same size are formed.
If two diagonals are drawn in
parallelograms with four
equal sides (square and rhombus),
four triangles of the same size are
formed.
For a trapezoid, different sizes of
triangles will be formed when
diagonals are drawn.
All four-sided polygons are
quadrilaterals. All polygons with
two parallel opposite sides are
called parallelograms. Square,
rectangle, and rhombus are all
parallelograms since their opposite
sides are parallel. Square is both a
rectangle and a rhombus.
Assessment
1. quadrilateral
2. triangles
3. three
4. equal
5. trapezoid
6. opposite
7. diagonal
8. four
9. letters
10.side and angles
I.
1. c
2. c
3. b
c 4.
5. b
Friday
Reinforcement
Activities, DEPED
TV/DIGI BOX