Lesson Script in Mathematics
Lesson Script in Mathematics
Lesson Script in Mathematics
Quarter 1 Week 2
National Mathematics Program
Lesson Script in Mathematics
Quarter 1: Week 2
SY 2024-2025
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Week 2 DAY 4
I. CURRICULUM CONTENT, STANDARDS, AND LESSON COMPETENCIES
A. Content The learners demonstrate knowledge and understanding of
Standards ● the four operations with decimals.
B. Performance By the end of the quarter, the learners are able to:
Standards • perform the four operations with decimals.
C. Learning The learners will be able to:
Competencies ● solve multi-step problems involving addition of decimals, including problems involving money.
At the end of the lesson, the learners are able to:
D. Learning Solve multi-step problems involving addition and/or subtraction of decimals including problems involving
Objectives money
● solve multi-step problems involving addition of decimals, including problems involving money.
II. CONTENT: Solving multi-step problems involving addition of decimals, including problems involving money
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
MATATAG K to 12 Curriculum Guide
Perez, Marjoseph H., Placer, Donel P., & Burgos, Jaime R. (2016). 21st century mathletes textbook, 9-13. Vibal
A. References
Group, Inc.
Lesson Guide in Elementary Mathematics Grade 6 pp.133-136
B. Other Learning https://www.dreamstime.com/fruits-vegetables-cat137
Resources Polya's Problem Solving Process | Overview & Steps - Lesson | Study.com
IV. TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCEDURES
Before/Pre-Lesson Proper
Happy morning/afternoon, everyone! Are you excited for our National Mathematics Program class today?
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58.32 + 84.15 = N 2.4 + 123.057= N 490.67 + 45.2 = N 465.2 + 24.11= N 60.7 + 92.15= N
Riza bought some books for ₱320.75 and school supplies worth ₱400.25. How much did Riza spend in all?
Aling Maya bought 1.5 kilograms of pork, 1.75 kilograms of chicken, and 1.25 kilograms of beef. How many
kilograms of meat did she buy in total?
Vicky sold 36 kilograms of mangoes and John sold 30.5 kilograms. How many kilograms of mangoes were
sold in all?
Open or Token?
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Expected answer:
Yes, Ma’am.
Answers may vary.
NOTES TO THE TEACHER: This is a group activity. Group the learners into 3. You can play “The Boat is Sinking” in order to
determine the groupings and to warm the learners up. Prepare tokens such as pencils, erasers, sharpeners, etc.) and/or any
reward that you can immediately give to the learners. Prepare a chart covered with numbered paper strips. If the learner
chooses open, he/she will open the chart and see his/her reward. Not all indicated in the chart are prizes. If the child chooses
token, he/she will choose from the tokens you have prepared.
You have learned in your previous lessons when you were in Grade 5 how to solve word problems involving division
of decimals.
Before we move on to our lesson, consider this situation: On the way to the mall, Manuel bought a pack of biscuit
Lesson
for ₱56.25 and a juice for ₱13.75. How much did Manuel spend in all?
Purpose/Intention
NOTES TO THE TEACHER: Introduce the competency to be mastered which is solving multi-step problems involving
addition of decimals. A teaser on a situation that the learners can relate to is presented for them to be interested in the next
part of the lesson.
Let us recall the Polya’s Four-Step Method in solving problems.
1) Understand
Lesson Language
Make sure you understand what the question is asking and what information will be used to solve the problem.
Practice
2) Plan
1 minute
Figure out what method you will use to solve the problem.
3) Solve
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4) Check
NOTES TO THE TEACHER: This part introduces the key terms to be used in the lesson or terms that are new in the lesson.
During/Lesson Proper
This time we will learn how to solve word problems involving addition of decimals. Are you excited? Let us do it!
Manuel went shopping. He bought a pair of slippers for ₱275.85 and a pair of socks for ₱99.95.
Before going home, he passed by a fast food chain and bought a hamburger for ₱49.50. How much did he
spend in all?
NOTES TO THE TEACHER: In this part, process learner’s answers in order to enhance their comprehension skills.
Developing Now, let’s read again and analyze the problem. Let us use Polya’s Four-Step Method.
Understanding of the
Key Idea/Stem What is asked in the problem?
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Expected answers:
₱ 275.85 – cost of a pair of slippers
₱ 99.95 – cost of a pair of socks
₱ 49.50 – cost of hamburger
How will you solve the problem? What operation will you use to solve the problem?
Expected answer:
We will add.
We add:
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₱ 275.85 – cost of a pair of slippers
+ ₱ 99.95 – cost of a pair of socks
₱ 49.50 – cost of hamburger
₱ 425.30 – total amount spent by Manuel
Expected answer:
₱425.30 – total amount spent by Manuel
Very good!
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NOTES TO THE TEACHER: In presenting the lesson, you may make use of real objects (slippers and socks) to show to the
learners the story problem/situation.
The Figura family owns a The Figura family owns a The Figura family owns a
fruit stand. On Saturdays, fruit stand. On Saturdays, Kier fruit stand. On Saturdays, Kier
Kier helps Aling Luz in selling helps Aling Luz in selling helps Aling Luz in selling
fruits. His friend Juri bought 2 fruits. His friend Juri bought 2 fruits. His friend Juri bought 2
oranges, 1 apple and 1 kilo of oranges, 2 apples and 1 kilo of oranges, 2 apples and 3 kilos
Deepening banana. How much did Juri banana. How much should of banana. How much should
Understanding of the pay for the fruits? Juri pay the Figura family? Juri pay the Figura family?
Key Idea/Stem
10 minutes
₱ 50.00/kg ₱ 50.00/kg ₱ 50.00/kg
₱ 15.50/pc
₱ 15.50/pc ₱ 15.50/pc
₱ 25.75/pc
₱ 25.75/pc ₱ 25.75/pc
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1. What is asked in the problem? 1. What is asked in the problem? 1. What is asked in the problem?
2. What are the given facts? 2. What are the given facts? 2. What are the given facts?
3. What is the hidden question? 3. What is the hidden question? 3. What is the hidden question?
4. What operation should be used? 4. What operation should be used? 4. What operation should be used?
5. What is the number sentence? 5. What is the number sentence? 5. What is the number sentence?
________________________________ ________________________________
₱ 25.75 = ₱ _____
₱ 50.00 = ₱ _____
________________________________
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NOTES TO THE TEACHER: This is a NOTES TO THE TEACHER: Prepare NOTES TO THE TEACHER: Guide the
triad activity. Prepare worksheets with manila paper with the activity. Guide group in doing the activity. Process
the steps in solving the problem and the learners in answering the activity. learners’ answer.
cut-outs of fruits with tag price for Let the learners present their work to
learners to work on. Guide the learners the class. Process their outputs.
in doing the activity and process
learners’ answers during the
presentation.
You did a great job! Let’s give everyone “ang galing-galing clap” for a job well done.
After/Post-Lesson Proper
Now children, how do we solve word problems involving more than one steps?
) Understand
Make sure you understand what the question is asking and what information will be used to solve the problem.
Making 2) Plan
Generalizations and Figure out what method you will use to solve the problem.
Abstractions
3) Solve
1 minute
Use the chosen method to carry out the plan.
4) Check
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It’s back to school time. It’s back to school time. It’s back to school time.
Mother and Jenn went Mother and Jenn went Mother and Jenn went
shopping. They rode on the shopping. They bought a pair shopping. They saw shoes
bus and paid ₱55.50 for of school shoes for ₱775.95 and socks on sale. A pair of
their fare. They bought a and 2 pairs of socks for shoes costs P750.00 and a
pair of school shoes for ₱99.75 each. How much did pair of socks costs P75.00.
₱775.95 and a pair of socks she spend in all? But a set of shoes with socks
for ₱99.75. How much did only costs P775.95. If
they spend in all? mother decided to buy the
set and 2 more pairs of
1. What is asked in the problem? socks, how much should
1. What is asked in the problem?
they pay in all?
A. total amount spent by Mother
___________________________________
and Jenn
B. amount spent for the shoes and 2. What are the given facts?
bus fare 1. What is asked in the problem?
C. amount spent for the socks ___________________________________
___________________________________
D. amount spent by Jenn for the
shoes, socks and bus fare 3. What is the hidden question?
2. What are the given facts?
___________________________________
2. What are given in the problem? ___________________________________
A. ₱775.95 spent for a pair of 4. What operation should be used?
socks, ₱99.75 for a pair of 3. What is the hidden question?
shoes, and ₱1 000.00 money ___________________________________
___________________________________
Mother and Jenn has
B. ₱55.50 bus fare, ₱775.95 5. What is the number sentence?
________________________________ 4. What operation should be used?
spent for a pair of shoes and
₱99.75 for a pair of socks 6. What is the correct answer? ___________________________________
C. ₱775.95 spent for a pair of
shoes and ₱1 000.00 money ________________________________ 5. What is the number sentence?
________________________________
Mother and Jenn has
D. ₱775.95 spent for a pair of
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₱31.00+₱25.75+₱50.00 = N
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58.32+84.15=N
2.4+123.057=N
490.67+45.2=N
465.2+24.11=N
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60.7+92.15=N
Riza bought some books
for ₱320.75 and school
supplies worth ₱400.25,
how much did Riza
spend in all?
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Open or Token?
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The Figura family owns a fruit stand. On Saturdays, Kier helps Aling Luz in selling fruits. His friend Juri bought 2 oranges, 1 apple
and 1 kilo of banana. How much did Juri pay for the fruits?
₱ 50.00/kg ₱ 15.50/pc
₱ 25.75/pc
+ + + = __________________
₱15.50 + ₱ 15.50 = ₱ _____ ₱ 25.75 = ₱ _____ ₱ 50.00 = ₱ _____
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It’s back to school time. Mother and Jenn went shopping. They bought a pair of school shoes for ₱775.95 and 2 pairs of socks for
₱99.75 each. How much did she spend in all?
₱ 50.00/kg ₱ 15.50/pc
₱ 25.75/pc
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The Figura family owns a fruit stand. On Saturdays, Kier helps Aling Luz in selling fruits. His friend Juri bought 2 oranges, 2 apples and
3 kilos of banana. How much should Juri pay the Figura family?
₱ 50.00/kg ₱ 15.50/pc
₱ 25.75/pc
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It’s back to school time. Mother and Jenn went shopping. They rode on the bus and paid ₱55.50 for their fare. They bought a
pair of school shoes for ₱775.95 and a pair of socks for ₱99.75. How much did they spend in all?
A. total amount spent by Mother and Jenn B. amount spent for the shoes and bus fare
C. amount spent for the socks D. amount spent by Jenn for the shoes, socks and bus fare
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It’s back to school time. Mother and Jenn went shopping. They bought a pair of school shoes for ₱775.95 and 2 pairs of socks
for ₱99.75 each. How much did she spend in all?
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It’s back to school time. Mother and Jenn went shopping. They saw shoes and socks on sale. A pair of shoes costs P750.00
and a pair of socks costs P75.00. But a set of shoes with socks only costs P775.95. If mother decided to buy the set and 2
more pairs of socks, how much should they pay in all?
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