LE Math 2 Q1 Week 6 v.2 For-Sign-Off
LE Math 2 Q1 Week 6 v.2 For-Sign-Off
for Mathematics 6
Lesson Exemplar for Mathematics Grade 2 Quarter 1: Week 6
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Learning Delivery Bureau of
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MATATAG School San Miguel Elementary School Grade Level 2
K to 10 Name of Teacher Marimar D. Carlon Learning Area Mathematics
Curriculum
Teaching Dates and Time July 21-25, 2025/ 12:20-1:20 PM Quarter First
Weekly Lesson Log
C. Performance By the end of the quarter, the learners are able to count, recognize, and II. Distribute Test Materials
Standards represent whole numbers up to 1 000
D. Learning The learners determine III. Administer the Test/
Competencies Observe Test-Taking
a. the place value of a digit in a 3-digit number Behavior
b. the value of a digit
c. the digit of a number given its place value IV. Collect Test Materials
E. Learning At the end of the At the end of the At the end of the lesson, the At the end of the lesson,
Objectives lesson, the lesson, the learners learners should be able to the learners should be
learners should be should be able to determine the digit given its able to write the
able to determine determine the value of 1 place value in a 3-digit expanded form of a 3-
the place value of a digit in a 3-digit number. digit number.
a digit in a 3-digit number.
number.
II. TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCEDURES
Before the Lesson/Pre-lesson Proper
Activating Prior Have a review of Have a review of the Have a review of the place Have a review of the
Knowledge the place value of place value of a digit value of a digit in a 3-digit value of a digit in a 3-
2-digit numbers, in a 3-digit number. number. digit number. Let the
which the learners learners bring out their
Highlight or encircle Highlight or encircle the
have studied in show-me boards. Have
the digit 6 in each digit 9 in each number.
Grade 1. them write the value of
number.
the digit in the number
you are going to show.
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Post the following problem on What is the place value of the What is the place value of the Highlight or encircle the number
the board. number 6 in each given number 9 in each given 5 in each number.
number? number?
Fe has several popsicle sticks. What is the value of the digit 5
If a bundle has 10 popsicle 1) 169 (tens) 1) 269 (ones) in each given number?
sticks, how many sticks are 2) 633 (hundreds) 2) 937 (hundreds)
3) 546 (ones) 3) 396 (tens) 1) 359 (50)
there in all?
2) 573 (500)
3) 465 (5)
Tens Ones
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Lesson To determine the place value To determine the value of a To determine the digit given To write the expanded form of a
Purpose/ of a digit in a 3-digit number digit in a 3-digit number its place value in a 3-digit number
Intention number
Lesson place value, place value place value, place value chart, place value, place value chart, place value, value, hundreds,
Language chart, hundreds, tens, ones, value, hundreds, tens, ones, value, hundreds, tens, ones, tens, ones, digits, expanded
Practice digits, 2- digit number, 3-digit digits. 2-digit number, 3-digit digits, 2-digit number, 3-digit form
number number number
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Developing Say that the learners have Begin the lesson with a review Begin the lesson with a Say that in Grade 1, they
Understanding learned the place value of a of determining the value of a review of identifying the digit learned how to add by
of Key Idea/ digit in a 2-digit number and digit in a 2-digit number, for given its place value in a 2- expressing addends into tens
Stem how to write the number in the learners to recall what they digit number, for the learners and ones. This lesson will focus
the place value chart in Grade learned in Grade 1. Then, to recall what they learned in on expressing a 3-digit number
1. This time, they will learn connect this understanding in grade 1. Then, connect this in expanded form. Learning how
the place value of a digit in a discussing the value of a digit understanding in discussing to perform addition using the
3-digit number. in a 3-digit number. how to determine the digit expanded form will be discussed
given its place value in a 3- in a future lesson.
Prepare the following
digit number.
materials beforehand: Post 14 cutouts of mangoes on
Present a problem situation.
Prepare the following materials the board. Ask the learners to
1. place value charts for 2-
Problem 1: beforehand: tell the total number of
digit numbers and 3-digit mangoes.
Mark has two pads of Grade 2 numbers 1. place value charts for 2-
writing paper. If one pad 2. sets of number cards (0-9) digit numbers and 3- Call on learners to count the
paper has 80 sheets or leaves, with one number written digit numbers mangoes. Ask for different
on each card 2. sets of number cards (0-9) ways in counting the mangoes.
how many sheets are there in
3. masking tape with one number written
all?
on each card
Post the number cards 0-9 3. masking tape
randomly on the board along
with a 2-digit place value Post the number cards 0-9 Expected answer: There are 14
chart. Have a learner select randomly on the board along mangoes.
two cards and place them in with a 2-digit place value
chart. Have a learner select Possible strategies:
Ask questions about the the chart in any order he/she
problem situation: chooses. two cards and place them in 1. Counting the mangoes one by
the chart in any order he/she one.
How many pads of writing Example: chooses. 2. Grouping the mangoes into 2s,
paper does Mark have? He has 5s, or 10s and adding the extra
two pads. Tens Ones Example: mangoes.
How many sheets or leaves 4 2 Tens Ones
are there in one pad? There are e.g., 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
7 9 5, 10,11, 12, 13,14
80 sheets or leaves in one pad.
Ask questions about the 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
What are we asked to find number.
out? We are asked to find the Before proceeding, ask the If nobody made one group of
total number of sheets. What number do we have on learners to explain the 10 and 4 loose mangoes,
the chart? It is 42. present it to them.
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How do we get the total How many digits does 42 difference between place Direct the learners’ attention
number of sheets of paper? have? What are they? The value and value of a digit in to the said way of counting.
number 42 has two digits, which a number.
Possible ways:
are 4 and 2.
The place value of a digit refers to
1. We can count on by 10s from
What is the place value of 4? the position of the digit in the
80.
It is tens. number, while its value is the
10 4
10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 actual value of the digit in the
What is its value? Its value is
number, determined by the digit’s
80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 40. We can express 14 as follows:
place value.
14 = 10 + 4
10 Why? The digit 4 is in the tens
Ask questions about the
150, 160 place, which means 4 tens or 40. number. This way of writing 14 is called
The total number of sheets of Tens Ones the expanded form. Writing the
What number do we have on
paper in two pads is 160. number in expanded form means
4 2 the chart? It is 79.
adding the value of each digit in
How many digits does 79 the number. In 14, the value of
Place value of 4: Tens Value
have? What are they? The 1 is 10 because it is in the tens
2. We can add 80 and 80 by of 4: 40
making 100. We can express 80 number 79 has two digits, which place and the value of 4 is 4
as 20 + 60. are 7 and 9. because it is in the ones place.
What is the place value of 2?
What digit is in the ones Present the next situation.
It is ones.
80 + 80 = 80 + 20 + 60 place? It is 9.
What is its value? Its value is 2. Dan has several pencils as
What is its value in 79? Why? shown.
= 80 + 20 + 60
Why? The digit 2 is in the ones It is 9 because it is in the ones
= 100 + 60 place, which means 2 ones or 2. place, which means 9 ones or 9.
= 160 Tens Ones Note: Asking the learners to
determine the value of the
The total number of sheets of 4 2
digit in the number will
paper in two pads is 160.
Place value of 2: Ones Value reinforce what they learned in
Provide the correct answer, of 2: 2 yesterday’s lesson.
which is 160 sheets. Ask
What digit is in the tens place? If the box of pencils has 12
questions about the number Before proceeding, ask the
It is 7. sections, and each section has 10
160. learners to explain the
pencils, how many pencils does
Dan have in all?
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In 160, what is the digit in the What is the place value of 6? place, which means 5 ones or How did you get 6? The value of
tens place? It is 6. It is hundreds. 5. the digit 6 is 6 since it is in the ones
place.
Ask a learner to write the What digit is in the tens place?
What is its value? Its value is
number 6 in the tens place. It is 0. If we add 100, 20, and 6, is the
600.
sum 126? Yes, it is.
Why? The digit 6 is in the hundreds What is its value in 805?
Pose a what if situation.
Tens Ones place, which means 6 hundreds or Why? It is 0 because it means 0
600. tens or 0. What if there were 537 colored
6 0 pencils? How will you write 537 in
Hundreds Tens Ones What digit is in the hundreds
expanded form?
place? It is 8.
6 5 8 Have the learners show their
Say that we need another What is its value in 805?
column for the third digit. Add Place value of 6: Hundreds Value Why? It is 800 because it is in the answers on their show-me
another column to the left of of 6: 600 boards. Have a class discussion
hundreds place, which means 8
the tens place. afterward. Ask similar questions
hundreds or 800.
What is the place value of 5? as in the previous example to
It is tens. Tell the learners that this time, reinforce the concept.
they will determine the digit
Tens Ones Expected answer: 537 =
What is its value? Its value is given its place value without
6 0 50. using a place value chart. 500 + 30 + 7
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Emphasize the position of Why? The digit 8 is in the ones How many digits does 623
each digit in 160 by asking place, which means 8 ones or 8. have? What are they? The
questions. number 623 has three digits, which
Hundred Tens Ones s are 6, 2, and 3.
What is the place value of 0?
It is ones. 6 5 8 What digit is in the tens place?
Place value of 8: Ones Value It is 2.
What is the place value of 6?
It is tens. of 8: 8
How do you know?
What is the place value of 1? It is the second digit from the
It is hundreds. right, which is the tens place.
It is the middle digit in a 3-
Tell the learners that each digit number.
digit in a 3-digit number has
its own place value. What digit is in the hundreds
place? It is 6.
The leftmost digit is in the
hundreds place, the middle How do you know?
digit is in the tens place, and It is the third digit from the
the rightmost digit is in the right, which is the hundreds
place.
ones place.
It is the leftmost digit.
You can also say that, from
right to left, the first digit is in What digit is in the ones
the ones place, the second place? It is 3.
digit is in the tens place, and How do you know?
the third digit is in the It is the first digit from the
hundreds place. right, which is the ones
place.
Pose a what if situation. It is the rightmost digit.
What if I interchange the digits
You can discuss more
in 160 to form the 3-digit
examples doing the same
number 601?
process.
What is the place value of 6?
It is hundreds.
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What is the place value of 0? It
is tens.
What is the place value of 1?
It is ones.
How do we write 601 in the
place value chart?
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There are 300 pencils in the What is the place value of 6?
three boxes. It is ones.
Then, counting the loose pencils
one by one from 300 – 301, What is its value? Its value is 6.
302,…, 314, 315.
Why? The digit 6 is in the ones
So, there are 315 pencils in all.
place, which means 6 ones or 6.
5 8 6
Hundreds Tens Ones
Place value of 6: Ones
3 1 5 Value of 6: 6
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Say that the value of a digit
depends on its position or
place value in the number. For
example, in the number 658,
the digit 6 is in the hundreds
place, so its value is 600. On
the other hand, in the number
586, the digit 6 is in the ones
place, so its value is 6.
Challenge the learners to form
the largest (greatest) and
smallest (least) numbers
possible using the digits 6, 5,
and 8. Ask them to explain
their answer.
Expected answers: Largest –
865
Smallest- 568
One strategy to form the
largest (greatest) number is to
arrange the digits of the 3-digit
number from largest to
smallest. For example, with
the digits 6, 5,
and 8, arranging them as 865
gives the largest number. To
form the smallest (least)
number, arrange the digits in
ascending order. Using the
same digits, arranging them as
568 yields the smallest
number.
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After the Lesson/Post-lesson Proper
Making What is the place value of a What is the place value of a How do you determine the How do we write a number in
Generalizations digit in the number? The place digit in the number? The place digit given its place value in expanded form?
value of a digit refers to the value of a digit refers to the a 3-digit number? In writing the number in expanded
position of the digit in the number. position of the digit in the number. form, we add the value of each digit
Place Values:
in the number.
What is the place value of What is the value of a digitHundreds
in Tens Ones
each digit in a 3-digit number? the number? The value of the Example:
digit is the actual value of the digit 498 = 400 + 90 + 8
The leftmost digit is in the hundreds
in the number, determined by the From the right
place, the middle digit is in the tens
digit’s place value. The first digit is in the ones place. It
place, and the rightmost digit is in
the ones place. is the rightmost digit. The second
digit is in the tens place. It is the
e.g. middle digit.
The third digit is in the hundreds
place. It is the leftmost digit.
Evaluating Let the learners answer Let the learners answer Let the learners answer Let the learners answer
Learning Assessment 1. Assessment 2. Assessment 3. Assessment 4.
Expected answers: Expected answers: Expected answers: Expected answers:
I. 1. C I. 1. B
2. A 2. A 1) 487 = 400 + 80 +7
3. B 3. B 2) 912 = 900 + 10 + 2
4. B 4. C 3) 363 = 300 + 60 + 3
5. C 5. C 4) 601 = 600 + 0 + 1
II. 793 II. 1) 952 5) 759 = 700 + 50 + 9
2) 259
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Additional
Activities for
Application or
Remediation (if
applicable)
1. Teacher’s
Guide
2. Learner’s
Materials
3. Textbook
4. Additional
Materials
from
Learning
Resource
(LR)
Portal
B. Other
Learning
Resources
IV.TEACHER REFLECTION
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