Lesson Plan in Mathematics q2 Week 1
Lesson Plan in Mathematics q2 Week 1
Lesson Plan in Mathematics q2 Week 1
November 15-19,2021
CONTENT STANDARD:
PERFORMANCE STANDARD:
The learner s able to formulate real life problems involving measurements and solve these
using a variety of strategies.
LEARNING COMPETENCY:
Approximates the measures of quantities particularly length, weight/mass, volume, time, angle
and temperature and rate (M7ME-IIa-3)
I. Objectives
At the end of the week, you shall have
1. Describe the development of measurement from the primitive to the present
international system of unit;
2. Illustrate what it means to measure;
3. Use appropriate instrument to measure quantities such as length, weight/mass,
volume or capacity, time, angle and temperature;
4. Approximate the measures of quantities such as length, weight/mass, volume or
capacity, time, angle and temperature;
II. Subject Matter
A. ACTIVITY
Monday: Let the students read the Lesson Overview about “Approximating the
measures of quantities such as length, weight/mass, volume or capacity, time, angle
and temperature”
Tuesday / Wednesday:
A. The teacher will have an online engagement through google link given to each
class group chat messenger to help the learners learn and answer activity 1 -6 using
other online apps.
B. The teacher will have a Q and A with the learners and will also answer some
clarifications from the learners on the different parts of the module that needs
additional explanation.
Thursday: The students will continue answering remaining unanswered activities 1-6
Friday: Students will answer Formative Test
ACTIVITY 1
Direction: Choose which of the given device is the most appropriate in measuring the given
item. Encircle the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.
2.
A. 14 mm B. 14 cm C. 14 m
3.
A. 1 L B. 1 mL C. 10mL
4.
5. A. 1 kg B. 50 g C. 50 kg
ACTIVITY 3
Direction :Make an estimation for each angle and use protractor to determine the actual measure.
1. 2.
ACTIVITY 5
Direction: Read each problem carefully, make an estimate then solve to verify your estimate.
1. Fifteen liters of gasoline costs ₱725.25. What is the cost per liter?
2. How much is the cost of a meter of cloth if 2 m cost ₱412.50?
C. ANALYSIS
In olden times, people used body measurements to approximate length. These different
body measurements are non-standard units of measure which later gave rise to the English
system of measurement. Presently, length is generally measured using the Metric system.
The following are examples of the measuring devices used to measure length.
Mass and weight are two different measurements, but weight is often used in
our daily lives.
The fundamental unit of weight in the metric system is gram (g).
To measure a small amount of weight, milligram(mg) is used,
while to measure large amount of weight, kilogram(kg) is used.
The fundamental unit of volume in the metric system is Liter (L).
Small volumes like liquid medicine are measured in milliliters(mL).
Large volumes like water in tanks, reservoirs, or swimming pools are
measured in cubic meters(𝒎𝒎𝟑𝟑).
Primitive men used to tell time by the position of the sun, the stars and the moon and the
behavior of animals.
Time is measured by the rotation of Earth on its axis (making one year) in 365 days. This
means that for the Earth to circle the sun once, it makes 365 turns on its axis.
Time can be expressed in two ways, 12-hour (standard time) or 24-hour (military or
astronomical time) notation. Standard time makes use of a.m. (ante meridiem) and p.m. (post
meridiem) to distinguish between the time from 12 midnight to 12 noon (a.m.) and from 12 noon to
12 midnight (p.m.). These notations become the basis of estimation especially the elapsed time.
An angle as shown, is measured by the amount of its opening in either degree or radian
measure. A protractor is used to measure the angle in degrees ( 0). One should familiarize the
measure of the common angles like 300, 450, 900 and 1800.
Temperature refers to the intensity of heat presents in a body. The commonly used units are
degree Celsius (oC) for the Metric System, degree Fahrenheit (oF) and Kelvin (K) for SI. To make an
estimate, two reference temperatures are used:
1. The freezing point of water (0 ºC) or (32 ºF); and
2. The boiling point of water (100 ºC) or (212 ºF)
Rate as a comparison of two quantities have different units. It is written as a fraction. When
rates are expressed as a quantity of 1, such as 2 feet per second or 5 kilometers per hour, they are
called unit rates. The unit rates are used as the basis of making estimates for rate of any person or
object.
Example: If three watermelons are sold for ₱100.00, one can make an estimate on how many
watermelons can be bought with ₱550.00.
IV. APPLICATION/EVALUATION
1. If your forearm length is 30cm and you are about to measure a plywood to
be used as the wall of your bedroom, how long is the plywood if you
measured 7 forearm length?
A. 46 cm B. 92 cm C. 200 cm D. 210cm
2. In the new normal, groceries stores are always checking temperatures of
customers. What unit of measure are they using?
A. degrees B. degrees Fahrenheit C. degrees Celsius D. 36°C
3. Which of the following affects the accuracy of measurements?
A. The unit of measure
B. The part of the body to be used in measurement
C. The skill of the person doing the measurement
D. The length of the instrument used in measuring
4. Estimate the given angle on the right.
A. 10°
B. 30°
C. 45°
D. 60
5. A school bus left a house and travelled at an average speed of 55 kph. How
many minutes will it take for the bus to reach the school which is 17 km
away from the house?
A. 0.30 h B. 0.31 h C. 3.23 h D. 3.24 h
V. ASSIGNMENT