Grade 34 - Math Lesson 3 - CHECKED

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INTEGRATED BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

SY 2020-2021
Grade and Grade 3&4 Subject Mathematics
Section:

Inclusive May 6, 2022 Teacher: Ms. Nicole M. Vertudez


Dates

Time: 2:20-3:10 pm Grading Period 4th Grading

I. OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, learners are expected to:


a. determine the place value of the numbers;
b. perform rounding off decimals;
c. relate the concept of decimals to real life
situations.

A. Content Standards The learner …


demonstrates understanding of rounding off decimals

B. Performance The learner … is able to apply the four


Standards fundamental operations involving decimals and
ratio and proportion in mathematical problems
and real -life situations.

C. Most Essential rounds decimal numbers to the nearest whole


Learning number and tenth. (M4NS - IIj -103.)
Competencies (If
available, write the
indicated MELC)

D. Enabling N/A
Competencies

E. Enrichment N/A
Competencies

II. CONTENT Rounding Off Decimals


III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References Math World 4
a. Teacher’s Guide Page 258-261
Pages

b. Textbook Pages Page 387-393


B. Other learning Laptop, Power point Presentation
resources

IV. PROCEDURES (Indicate which parts of the procedures will be delivered


synchronously or asynchronously)
A. Review
Introductio
n Compare the following numbers.
57.23 _ 57.9
3.76 _ 0.376
21.1 _ 21.10

Let’s look back about the place value.

Rounding off Decimals


Here are the steps to follow when rounding decimals:
Step #1:
Find the place you are rounding to. Is it the tenths, the hundredths,
or the thousandths?

Step #2:
If the digit to the right of the place you are rounding to is 5 or more,
add 1 to the place you are rounding to. If it is less than 5, add
nothing.

Step #3:
Drop all the digits to the right of the place you are rounding to.

Let’s watch a video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=pNfzJU2cKE&t=11s EXAMPLE #1:
Round 2.1582 to hundredths.

Step #1
The place you are rounding to is the place the number 5 holds:
2.1582

Step #2
The digit to the right of 5 is 8 and it is at least 5.
Therefore, we can add 1 to 5 to make it 6.

Step #3
Drop 82 (all digits to the right of 5)
The answer is 2.16

EXAMPLE #2:
Round 4.241 to tenths

Step #1
The place you are rounding to is the place the number
2 holds: 4.241

Step #2
The digit to the right of 2 is 4 and it is less than 5.
Therefore, we add nothing to 2.

Step #3
Drop 41 (all digits to the right of 2)
The answer is 4.2

(The teacher continues to explain all the examples until


the students understand the steps and make it clear to
them.)

Let’s watch a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?


v=JwPmQOZNoFI

B. Development A. Answer the following:


1. Round 74.862 to the nearest tenth
2. Round 74.862 to the nearest hundredth
3. Round 74.862 to the nearest whole number
4. Round 7.8199 to the nearest tenth
5. Round 1.0621 to the nearest hundredth

B. Direction: Write whether each number will round off


to 6 or to 7.
6. 6.05 -
7. 6.33 -
8. 6.6 - 9. 6.96 - 10. 6.51 -
C. Engagement A. Direction: Round each decimal to the underlined
place value. 1. 93.45 - 2. 1.2341-
3. 16.62 - 4.
90.0105 -
5. 36.639 -
B. ASSESSMENT: Round off each number to the
nearest ones and then to the nearest tenths.
Decimal Nearest ones Nearest tenths
25.62
14.34
39.81
246.25

999.52

D. Assimilation The teacher and the student will check their activities
and discuss on how it is done. Then the teacher will
also discuss about its importance and valuing.

V. REFLECTION Direction: Round each decimal to the underlined place


value.

Date Checked:
Checked by:

MR.JOHN DENVER CASTILLO May 6, 2022


Cooperating Teacher

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