Detailed lesson plan in Math (Grade 4)
I. OBJECTIVE
At the end of this Lesson the pupils will be able:
a.) Demonstrate understanding of distributive property of multiplication and their process.
b.) Determine the distributive property of multiplication.
c.) Appreciate the importance of distributive of multiplication and its.
II. CONTENT
Subject matter; MATH
Topic; distributive property of multiplication
Reference: Curriculum Guide
Materials: visual aids power point, worksheet
Values focus, cooperation, discipline teamwork self Esteem.
III. Procedures
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT ACTIVITY
A. Preliminary activities
Who will lead the prayer? Me teacher
Kenneth
Everybody please stands. “Lets us pray.
Our father in heaven ….”
GREETINGS
Good morning class!!! Good morning, sir good morning classmate its nice to
see You all to day
Kindly pick up some pieces of paper on the floor (The student picks up the paper on the floor)
Okay you may now take your seat!
Before we begin to our lesson today let us check first
the attendance
Who is absent today? None sir
Great job children
B. REVIEW OF PREVIOUS LESSON Yes, sir we are excited
I see that everyone is ready to our lesson.
But before we move to our new lesson let us sing first (The student will sing the song)
a song
(Mathematics mathematics
interesting, interesting No more memorizing (Mathematics Mathematics
No more memorizing computing computing) interesting, interesting No more memorizing
No more memorizing computing computing
What is the song all about? Sir it’s about Mathematics.
Yes, sir it is interesting.
Do you think mathematics is interesting? In solving numbers sir, we can use it when we buy
somethings. We will know the right change for example
In what way? sir we buy sugar my mother gives me 200 pesos and
she let me buy½ kilo sugar the change will be 150 sir
One two three amazing
Good job let give Charlie an amazing clap!
Me teacher
What was our topic last week? Our lesson last week is about commutative property of
Who can still remember? multiplication.
Yes Andrew
Yes teacher.
Can you give an example of commentative property? And when we say commutative property of
multiplication
It is when two numbers are multiplied the product is
the same regardless of order.
Example sir 6 +6+6+6=24
4x6=24
ONE TWO THREE WOW NA WOW
Excellence Andrew let give Andrew a Wow Na Wow ONE TWO THREE WOW NA WOW
clap. ONE TWO THREE WOW NA WOW
The teacher will show picture of the example of
commutative The children will look at the board.
OKAY everyone please look at the board.
A picture of Apple sir
What do you see Class?
There are 21 apple sir.
The student will write 21.
Yes, correct the picture A Show an apple. 7x3=21
How many apples are there in picture A ? 3x7=21
Yes Jasmine?
Can you write it on board? ONE TWO THREE L.O.V.E LOVE
Good job jasmine!
Let give jasmine a L.O.V.E CLAP
YES SIR
Now class ill group you into two group this will be the
group 1 this row the teacher pointing the row one
this will be the group 2 the teacher pointing the row 2
are you ready class?
1 correct point three’s a prize waiting for your
groupmate.
okay
here is the first question.
C.
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOW A
DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY
A. 4X6=24 6X4=24
B. 12+(4+6)12+4+6
C. 1+2=3+1(+2+3 Sir letter A
D. (9X3) +(9X4)
sir because the letter b associative property of addition
in the count of three same as the letter C the letter D sir is distributive
one two three property of multiplication I think sir but I’m not sure
okay the group 2 is the first to raise their hand what is sir
our answer.
why a not b c or d one two three super
one two three super
one two three S.U.P.P.E.R
very good Jolina let give her a super clap
Now you can identify the different properties of
multiplication.
I’m Glad that you learn from our lesson last week
Good job children now that you really know our
lesson. Me teacher
Let’s us know the objective of today’s lesson a. Demonstrate understanding of different
property of multiplication and their process.
I have here the objective our lesson
Who wants to read the first objective? Me teacher
b.) Determine the distributive property of
Dianne multiplication.
a. Demonstrate understanding of different
property of multiplication and their process.
Next Me teacher
John Appreciate the importance of distributive of
b.) determine the distributive property of multiplication and its process.
multiplication.
And the last
Yes Erica One two three Wonderful
c.) Appreciate the importance of distributive of
multiplication and its.
Okay class lets give wonderful clap the three
classmate who read our objective. Distributive property its explain that multiplying two
numbers of factors into addends multiplying both
Now that you know our objective let’s have an activity addends by both products.
first for you to be able to know what distributive
property is.
Okay everybody Read the definition of distributive
property.
Great job
D
.Let’s have an example of distributive property.
The distributive property is a way to simplify
expressions with parentheses. It means you multiply
the number outside the parentheses by each term
inside the parentheses separately, then add the results.
For example, 3(x + 2) becomes 3x + 6.
Here's a simpler explanation and more examples:
Imagine a group of friends (x + 2) receiving a package
(3).
The distributive property helps you figure out how
many items each friend gets and then the total number
of items received. Me teacher
Example 1:
2(5 + 3) means you distribute the 2 to both 5 and 3.
So, 2 * 5 + 2 * 3 = 10 + 6 = 16. Example 2:
OKAY now who want to try the example number 2 4(y - 1) means you distribute the 4 to both y and -1. So,
Go Arriane 4 * y - 4 * 1 = 4y - 4
One two three yes
One two three Yes Yes Yes clap 3x
Example 3:2(3 + 2) means you distribute the 'a' to both
Great jo Arriane let give her a yes yea clap '2' and '3'. So, 3 * 2 + 3 * 2 = 5 + 5
One two three
How about the example number 3 who can answer and One two three
explain his/her answer on the board One two three Fabulous
YES carl
Correct let’s give Carl a Fabolous clap
In essence: When you have a number or variable Yes Teacher
multiplied by an expression in parentheses, you
"distribute" that number or variable to each term
inside the parentheses.
Now do you understand the distributive property class.
The student will do the activity.
E.
ACTIVITY TIME
The student start posting their work
Class I will group you into 5 groups Each group will
be given an equation to solve by group you have to
solve the equation and post it on board the first team
got 5 points will be the winner. Checking the work od student
One two three AMAZING
After 7 minutes
Are you all done let’s answer your work in the board
everyone posts your work on the board in the count of
10 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
Okay class everyone got a the right answer
Let’s give everyone an Amazing clap
F.
YES SIR
the student will start doing the activity.
I have here another example now the remaining
number i want you to do it by pair do you understand
class ?
1. 8(2 + 6)
2. 1(8 + 3)
the student carefully explain their work
1. 18+24=
6(3+4
6(3) 6 (4)
okay are you all done let’s check your answer who
want to go first yes Andina an Juwan
us Teacher
go the student will start drawing the model of the
answer of their classmate.
can you model that using a box
who want to try?
go angelica an ariel
6x3=24
6x4=24
The distributive property helps in making difficult
problem simpler we can use the distributive property of
Great job kids multiplication to rewrite expression by distributing or
Now that you fully understand the lesson breaking down factors a sum or difference of two
numbers.
H. GENERALIZATION
Why do we need to learn or study the distributive
property class? ONE TWO THREE WOW NA WOW
ONE TWO THREE WOW NA WOW
ONE TWO THREE WOW NA WOW
Great job Monera
Let give her a wow Na wow claps
I. Evaluation
NOTE
IKAW NA LANG PO GUMAWA NG EVALUATION
MO KUYA MON GAWIN MO PONG MULTIPLE
CHOICE KAHIT 1-5 WILL DO NAMAN SEARCH
NA LANG SA INTERNET PARA MAS MADALI
J. ASSIGNMENT
Answer the following question on your assignment
notebook read carefully the question before
answering the question.
1.A gardener has 27 pansies and 36 daisies. He
plants an equal number of each type of flower in
each row. What is the greatest possible number
pansies in each row?
2.Fourteen boys and 21 girls will be equally divided
into groups. Find the greatest number of groups
that can be created if no one is left out.