Lesson Plan Math
Lesson Plan Math
Lesson Plan Math
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
REGION XII
BANGA CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
I. Objectives
Convert time measure involving days, weeks, months and years.
Work accurately and cooperatively;
Participate actively in the discussion
A. Preparatory Activities
Prayer
Greetings
Attendance
1. Drill
Altogether lets’ complete the missing equivalent time
measure.
2. Checking of Assignment
Bring out your assignment and pass it in front by row.
3. Review
Now, class let’s have a short review of what we have
discussed yesterday. What you are going to do is to change
the given to its equivalent unit.
4. Motivation
Pupils will sing a song 12 months in a year and they will
recite
B. Developmental Activities
1. Presentation
I have here a calendar and we are going to name the
months of the year.
What are the months of the year? The pupils will name the
Very Good! months of the year.
We are going to look at the days in a week. The pupils will look at the days
How many days are there in a week? Name the days in in a week in the calendar chart
a week.
and answer the following
If there are 7 days in one week, about how many weeks
questions ask by the teacher.
are there in one month? You are going to show how you
get your answer using the calendar.
How many weeks are there in one year? You are going
to count the number of weeks using the calendar.
2. Group Activity
Let’s have a group activity. I’m going to divide you into 3 groups
and then each group will answer 2 problems. Each group will
choose a leader and assistant leader and they are going to
share their solutions and answer
Group 3
a. There are 2 years. a) There are 730 days in 2
How many days are there?
How did you get 730 days? years. (2 years x 365 = 730
b. There are 730 days. days)
How many years are there?
How did you get 2 years? b) There are 2 years in 730
days. (730 days ÷ 365 =2
years)
3. Processing the Activity
How did you come up with your answer?
Did you find it difficult/easy?
How many days are there:
In a week? 14 days
In a months? 30 days
In a year? 365 days
How many weeks are there:
In a months? 4 weeks
In a year? 48 weeks
How many months are there in a year? There are 12 months
What number should you use to multiply or divide if you are
changing:
Days to weeks and vice versa?
Days to months and vice versa? Multiply or divide by 7
Days to years and vice versa? Multiply or divide by 30
Weeks to months and vice versa? Multiply or divide by 365
Weeks to years and vice versa?
Months to years and vice versa?
5. Generalization
How do we convert days to weeks and vice versa? To convert days to weeks,
divide the number of days
by 7
To convert days to weeks,
multiply the number of days
by 7
How do you convert days to months and vice versa? To convert days to months,
divide the number of days
by 30.
To convert months to days,
multiply the number of
months by 30.
How do you convert days to years and vice versa? To convert days to years,
divide the number of days
by 365.
To convert years to days,
multiply the number of
years by 365.
C. Application
Let us answer the following problems.
1. The Santos family went on a vacation for 42 days. How many 6 weeks
weeks were they on vacation?
2. Carlo stayed in Cebu for 120 days. How many months did he stay 4 months
there?
8 days
3. Henry joined the BSP National Jamboree in Mt. Makiling from
December 26, 2009 to January 3, 2010. How many days did he 221 hours
attended the BSP training?
4. John wants to read a book. He finished reading 1 book in 1 week, 2 1 week, 4days and 4 hours
days and 2 hours. How many hours did he finish reading the book?
5. Mang Lino and his friends painted a house for 268 hours. How many
weeks, days and hours they painted the house?
IV. Evaluation
Direction: Write the corresponding days, months, and years according to the given unit.
1) 8 weeks = _____ days
2) 3 months = _____ days
3) 180 days = _____month
4) 244 days = _____weeks, ____ days
5) 2 months and 20 weeks = ______ days
V. Assignment
Answer activity 4 in page 293 on your book Mathematics 3. Write your answer on your
notebook.
Noted by:
Mrs. Ma. Isabel R. Garrovillas
Cooperating Teacher
` Submitted by:
Jerald O. Yamogan
Student-teacher