I. Math Lesson Plan
I. Math Lesson Plan
I. Math Lesson Plan
I. LEARNING COMPETENCY: The learners should be able to divide 3-to-4-digit numbers by 1-to-
2-digit numbers without and with remainder (M4NS-If-54,3)
Objectives: at the end of the lesson the students are expected to:
b. Give the importance of being kind by sharing what you have to others; and
Subject matter: Division of 3–4-digit number by 1–2-digit number wit and without remainder
Materials: marker,
Values: generosity
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2. Grouping
The library has 8,993 magazines. Each bin holds 20 magazines. How many bins does the
library need to hold all of its magazines?
Activity 2:
1. Engagement
The teacher will post a basic division fact and select six students to answer on the board.
2. Exploration
Youth organization in Brgy. Payag, zone 1 has raised 1,704 cans of sardines to be
distributed among the typhoon victims. If they will put 24 cans of sardines per box for
transport, how many boxes they will need?
3. Explanation
To divide large number, we can use the family method mnemonics, dad mom, sister
brother, rover. The initial letters stand for the steps in dividing large numbers as divide,
multiply, subtract, bring down and repait or remainder.
1,704 is the dividend of the number to be divided by another number while 24 is the
divisor which divides another number. N represent the quotient or the answer in division
Step 1: Divide
7
24 √1704
Step 2: Multiply
7
24 √1704
168
Step 3: Subtraction
7
24 √1704
- 168
24
Step 4: Bring Down
7
24 √1704
- 168
24
4. Elaboration
Step 1:
● To take the first number at the left of the dividend. If the first digit of the dividend is less than
the divisor, take the first two digits.
Step 2
To check the.answer:
5. Whole class
Direction: solve the following given number below and show your solution
1. 3√ 769 2. 6√ 3 042
6. Grouping
The teacher will group the average and slow students and answer the following problem
1. Today 155 children went to see the Red Fort. They went on 5 buses. How many children were
in each bus if each bus had the same number of children?
2. On Sunday, 126 scouts are to go on a hike. There are 6 troops of the same size. How many
scouts are in each troop?
3. Hotel has 6,017 to buy new pillows. If the cost of each pillow is $11, how many pillows will
the hotel be able to buy?
4. The library has 8,993 magazines. Each bin holds 20 magazines. How many bins does the
library need to hold all of its magazines?
5. Enrichment
1. 4 √312
- 28
-
2. 4 √212
- 2
- 1
1
x
1
3. 50 √7 5 0
- 0
- 50
2 0
x