Let us Pray..

1. Be on time prepared and ready to learn.

2. Listen carefully when others are speaking.
3. Raise your hand for permission to
speak.
4. Participate actively to class activities.
5. Make sure to clean the area after every

&
activity.

Classroom Rules Health

Protocols
 COMMON
MATERIALS
USED IN RECYCLING
Review
 PAPER BASKETS
PAPER
SCALPTURE

PAPER MACHE

PAPER
 ORGANIZER PLASTIC BOTTLE
SCALPTURE
S

PLANTERS

PLASTIC
CONTAINERS
 STORAGE
PLANTERS

BAKING
TIN TINS

CANS
-things you work with and take
back to your home or shop when
the work is done.

Tools
- - the raw products you make something
with which could be just about anything
such as wood, metals, plants, liquids,
chemicals etc

Materials
 “Pop aTwo groups
Balloon”

Let’s Play!!
 1. Group 1 will go to the right side and group two will go
to the left side.
2. Inside the balloon is a picture of a thing, pop the
baloon using your but and a chair then you will
identify if it is a TOOL or a MATERIAL according to
its uses. Paste it in the column.
3. You have 1 minute to pop all the balloon.
4. The group who will got the highest number of correct

Mechanics!!
answer will be declared the winner and win a price.
 “Pop a Balloon”

Ready Set Go!!

Tools and Materials
Used in Gift
Wrapping
 Gift
Wrapping
 Twine & Tags Gift boxes
Wrapping paper

Decorative Items
.
Ribbons and bows

Materials
 Hole puncher

Scissor Glue/Stick glue

. Adhesive tape
Pencil
cutter

Tools
 Objectives
At the end of the lesson, students
are expected to:
1.Identify the tools and materials
used in gift wrapping.
2. Produce gift wrap items
artistically
3. Appreciate the importance of
gift wrapping as part of the
culture.
The use of wrapping paper is first
documented in Ancient China, where
paper was invented in 2nd century
BC. In the Southern song dynasty,
monetary gifts were wrapped with
paper, forming an envelope known as
a chihpao. It was probably used for
protecting items from damage, rather
than to hide its contents

History of Gift wrapping

Innovation Gift Wrapping
The Philippines known as to many as “Pearl of
the Orient Seas” is noted for abundant natural
resources.
 Famous native products such as baskets
from rattan, Buri hats, native Anahaw fans,
Abaca bags and many others are good
materials for unique and personalized gift
wrapping.

Philippine made Materials for

gift wrapping
Wrapping a BOX
1. Roll out the wrapping paper. Be
sure you have enough paper to fit
around the entire gift. Measure if
necessary, leaving a few extra
inches to be sure you are
completely covered.

Wrapping a BOX
2. Once the paper is cut to the right
size, place your gift face down in the
middle of the paper. Bring paper
from the long side of the box, up to
the middle of your package. Pull
both sides tightly so the paper hugs
your package smoothly, and tape

Wrapping a BOX
3. Next, you need to close the ends.
Face the open end towards you
and fold the right and left edges,
pushing the sides in next to your
box, to form flaps

Wrapping a BOX
4. Fold top flap down to the box,
pulling tightly, and tape. Fold the
bottom flap up tightly and tape.
Repeat on other side of package.

Wrapping a BOX
5. Position box so top is facing up.
Run your thumb and forefinger
across the edges of the box to create
a creased edge. Repeat on bottom of
the box.

Wrapping a BOX
Most wrapping paper is not recycled and much of it ends up in landfills. In
the UK in 2018, it was estimated that Brits threw away the equivalent
of108 million rolls of wrapping paper after Christmas was over. In the
United States, an additional five million tons of waste is generated over
Christmas, four million of which is wrapping paper and shopping bags. In
the UK, consumers use approximately 227,000 miles of wrapping paper
each year, and will put what equates to 108 million rolls of wrapping paper
in the trash. It is estimated that around 50,000 trees are cut down each
year to make enough wrapping paper.

The Wrapping Paper Waste

Problem
written by Alice Scott December 14, 2020
Each year, reams and reams of wrapping
paper are wasted as gift givers tend to
overestimate the amount of gift wrap
required to festoon their packages.

Wrap Not, Waste not

Jennifer Chuarchive page December 6, 2007
1. Use an alternative wrapper for
gift(recycled)
2. Use of mathematical equation

Solution Suggested
Area = 2(ab+ac+bc+c²)
Simplified form
Box=2w+2h+1/2”= horizontal
2h+l= vertical

Mathematical Equation
Wrap me a present!
3 Groups
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3
Sylvia Kyrell Kraizel
Michelle Jourleth Vicky
1. Make gift wrap following the procedures and the two solution

2.
Wrap me a present!
suggested in conserving the wrapper.
Group 1- Christmas present/ Group 2- Wedding present / Group 3-Birthday
present
3. During the presentation, the presenter will show the measurement of their
box(L,W,H & the computation using the formula) and explain the materials
use and also the features of their DIY gift wrap.
4. You will be graded according to rubrics
5. You only have 10 minutes to finish your task.

Mechanics
Wrap me a present!
Criteria
From the activity you’ve done, how will
you define gift wrapping?
 Gift wrapping –is an art of
packing, wrapping and decorating an
item or article to be given as a gift.
 Can you identify the function of the
following tools and materials based on how
you use it on your activity?
A tool use for cutting
the materials.
 An implement for
writing, drawing and
marking
Use to affix materials
like paper, wood and
plastic.
A kind of paper
designed for gift
wrapping
 A square or rectangular
in shape container to be
cover with decorative
paper.
Gigi's friend will celebrate her birthday tomorrow. She
prepared three gift box for each gift that she bought.
Unfortunately, the wrapping paper she have is very
limited. What will Gigi do to check if the wrapping paper is
enough to fit in the three gift?
 Are we required to wrap every gift
.
that we gave? But what is the thing
or feeling that pushes as to do it?
What
. have you learned
from the video?

Watch me now!!
 CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Directions: Complete the crossword puzzle. Use the clues to identify the words. Provide one
blank box for two word answer.

T 1. Used for wrapping gift

2.
items
W
1.
A P
4.
I G P P E 2. It used to affix materials like
paper, wood and plastic.
5. U L R P
3. Use for cutting the
N materials
4. Used for writing, marking
S I S O and drawing.
3.
5. A tool use for measuring an
I item.
L
Directions: Perform box wrapping for your
birthday using the available materials in your
home. Apply the procedures and the formula we
used.
Record yourself while doing the activity and send the video to our Facebook
group TLE 7.(Note: If there’s no available gadgets that can record a video, you
may send a pictures capturing your performance and send it to me via
messenger account.)- Ronnah Navarro
Guide:Wrap a box https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_pp-1qu9Ig

"My Birthday Gift Wrapping"