Joanna LinongcayDLP
Joanna LinongcayDLP
Joanna LinongcayDLP
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, 75% of the learners should be able to:
a) Identify what each numeral of a three digit number stands for
b) Give the place value of a digit in terms of ones, tens, hundreds
c) solve about larger and smaller numbers
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity
a) Review
Anyone can still remember about our Me teacher!!!
last topic Yesterday? Me teacher!!!
(raises their hands)
Yes Hernel? Our lesson Yesterday teacher is
all about learning how to count
Very good!
What number is this?
(showing 8) 8 teacher
How about this?
(showing 24) 24 teacher
And this?
(showing 17) 17 teacher
b) Motivation
Do you know the song 10 little Indians? Yes teacher
Okay let’s sing with action………..
One little two, little three, little Indians
four little five, little six, little Indians
seven, little eight, little nine, little Indians (singing)
ten little Indians boys clap,clap clap little
Indians boys.
Okay lets clap our hand together (clap their hand)
c) Lesson Proper/ Discussion
Let us count the heart together
Here is a number 1 8 2
One hundred eighty- two (listening)
2 is in one’s place
8 is in tens place and we put the digit 1 in the
hundreds place value so what number can we
form? Let’s all read 182 teacher
Very good!
Class listen
Class listen I have another example here
What number is this? (221)
(showing the number)
221 teacher has
Okay, let us all read the numbers from left to 3 digits.
right 221
None teacher
I there any questions?
Okay now get your paper and answer the (getting ready)
following activity.
IV. Evaluation
Directions: Give the place value of the underlined digits, and its value.
1. 233- 6. 557-
2. 312- 7. 193-
3.781- 8. 629-
4.967- 9. 826-
5.446- 10.125-
V. Assignment:
Write the following in expanded forms.
1. 498= + +
2. 675= + +
3. 743= + +
4. 807= + +
5. 940= + +
Joanna C. Linongcay
FS-2 BEED-4 Student