LP Grade 7
LP Grade 7
I. CONTENT STANDARD
The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts of parallel and perpendicular
lines.
IV. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the student are expected to:
a. define parallel and perpendicular lines;
b. determines the conditions for parallel and perpendicular lines; and
c. relate parallelism and perpendicularity in the field of architecture.
V. SUBJECT MATTER
A. Topic: Conditions for Parallel and Perpendicular lines
B. Reference: Grade 8 Mathematics Module(pp. 441), www.mathwarehouse.com
C. Instructional Materials: popsicle stick, bamboo stick, cartolina and marker
D. Skills to develop: modeling, speed and mathematical reasoning
E. Concepts:
1. Parallel lines- are coplanar lines that do not intersect.
2. Perpendicular line- is line that intersect ay 90-degree angle.
F. Values integration: accuracy, productivity, creativity
G. Methodology: inductive method, 4A’s
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Yes sir!
So, are you ready class?
(insert picture)
(discussion)
3. Activity
2.
How did you find the activity Sir, the activity is exciting
class? and challenging.
How can you say that the Because through the use of
activity is exciting and parallel and perpendicular
challenging? lines, we made a different
kinds of miniature that can
be seen in our surrounding.
Figure 1
Not perpendicular.
a
b
Figure 2
Parallel sir.
figure 4
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k Not parallel.
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figure 5
Based from the activity, identify
here the parallel and
perpendicular lines.
VII. EVALUATION
3. Create a model/miniature of road, rail road, gate and fence. (choose only one)
VIII. ASSIGNMENT
1. Construct a miniature of any architectural works. (this serve as your project)
2. Study quadrilateral and parallelogram.
3. Find the properties of quadrilateral.
Prepared by:
ROWEL H. PALCOTILO
Math 4A