Starter: Standing Line
Starter: Standing Line
Starter: Standing Line
Standing line
This line goes down like this:
Let Lesson
us practice
1 making standing lines.
Help the children find their toys.Spatial / Geometry
Review Lines
Trace the broken lines below. Start up then go down.
Sleeping Line
This line goes from left to right like this:
Let us practice making sleeping lines Help the children get to their houses by
tracing the broken lines below.
Slide
It goes up and slide down like this.
Let us practice making slides. Help the children get to their pets.
Let us practice making slides. Help the children get to their snacks. Trace the
broken lines below.
Curves
Let us practice making curves. Help the rabbit find his carrots.
Starter
Thisisisa an
This eggplant.
pumpkin.
It isIt color
is color violet.
orange.
These are lanzones . This is a guava.
They are color brown. It is color green.
Think about
Grapes also come in two (2) different colors. Color the grapes below.
Remember
Everything has color. The common colors are red, blue, yellow, green, orange,
violet, and brown.
A. Color the fruits and vagetables below. Match the fruit or vegetables in column
A to the fruit or vagetables in column B of the same color.
A B
It looks nice.
Look at my new shirt.
The shape of the sun is
circle.
Circles
Think about
Activity
Triangles
Think about
Some things are also shaped like triangles. Check the triangles that you can find
below.
This is also a triangle. Make an L with
a standing line and a sleeping line.
Close it with slide.
Follow the numbers as you connect the dots with straight lines.
1.
2. 3.
A. Let us connect the broken lines to make triangles.
B. The
children
made
drawings for art class. Color all the triangles that you see red.
Ana drew a star made of triangles. Andy made a boat with triangle sail.
Remember
Starter
Think about
There are other things that are shaped like a square. Check them out.
2
1 2
4 3
Trace the square below.
It is drawn with standing line going up then a sleeping line. Another standing line,
going down. Close it with a sleeping line.
Activity
A. Trace the lines to make squares.
B. Color all the squares that you can see below.
Remember
A square has four (4) equal sides and four (4) corners.
C. Use 12 pieces of toothpick to make a squares. Each piece of toothpick should
be for one (1) side of a square. Paste your squares below.
Use your work above to answer the following question:
1. How many toothpicks did you use for one small square?
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2. How many small squares were you able to make?
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