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Math Lesson Plan

This document contains lesson plans for teaching students about days of the week and months of the year using calendars, flashcards, poems, and songs. The lessons include preparatory activities like drills and reviews, presenting the new material, generalizing key information, and evaluating students' understanding. Values of faith and thoughtfulness are also infused into the lessons.
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Math Lesson Plan

This document contains lesson plans for teaching students about days of the week and months of the year using calendars, flashcards, poems, and songs. The lessons include preparatory activities like drills and reviews, presenting the new material, generalizing key information, and evaluating students' understanding. Values of faith and thoughtfulness are also infused into the lessons.
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MATHEMATICS I

Date: ___________

I. Objective:
 Tell the names and number of days in a week using a calendar.

Value: Have faith

II. Subject Matter:


Telling the Names and Number of Days in a Week

References: BEC IV. A.1.a


TM-Math 2000 pp. 251-252; TX-Math 2000 pp. 332-333
Materials: calendar flashcards with names of the days, pocket chart, chart with poem, pictures

II. Learning Experiences:


A. 1. Preparatory Activities:
1. Exercises in OBFAD /4 F's (One Basic Fact a Day)
2. Drill: Answer this exercises
½ of 6 = ____ ¼ of 12 = ____ ¼ of 20 = ____ ½ of 8 = ___
3. Review: Separating a group of objects into fourths
4. Checking of Assignment

2. Lesson Proper:
Motivation:
What day do you go to church? Why is it important to go to church every Sunday?
Infuse the value of having faith in God.

B. Presentation:
1. Present the poem
Solomon Grundy born on Sunday.
Christened on Monday
Married on Tuesday
Go sick on Wednesday
Worse on Thursday
Died on Friday
Buried on Sunday
2. Discussion:
Ask:
What days are there in the life of Solomon? How many days are there? Where can we
find the days of the week?

C. Generalization:
How many days are there in a week? On what days do we go to school? On what days do we
stay at home? What are the seven days in a week?

D. Fixing Skills:
Write the seven days of the week in order.

IV. Evaluation:
Check what comes after.
1. Monday
Tuesday Friday Sunday
2. Sunday
Friday Monday Saturday
3. Wednesday
Thursday Sunday Friday

V. Assignment:
Write the days of the week in order.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3.
4.
5.
MATHEMATICS I
Date: ___________

I. Objective:
 Tell the names and number of months in a year using the calendar.

Value: Thoughtfulness

II. Subject Matter:


Telling the Names and Number of Months in a Year.

References: BEC IV.A. 1.b


TM: Math 2000 pp. 253-255; TX: Math 2000 pp. 334-337
Materials: calendar, flashcards with names of months, chart with song

II. Learning Experiences:


A. 1. Preparatory Activities:
1. Exercises in OBFAD /4 F's (One Basic Fact a Day)
2. Drill: Recognizing shapes.

3. Review: What are the days in a week? How many days are there in a week?
4. Checking of Assignment

2. Lesson Proper:
Motivation:
Ask: What did you give to your mother last Christmas? Stress thoughtfulness on
occasions like this. Let the pupils tell a story about Christmas.

B. Presentation:
1. Present the song in the tune of “Lub’Lubi” (chart)
2. Discussion:
Ask: What is our song about? Is your birth month mentioned in this song?
3. Show a calendar. Pupils point to the month when Christmas is celebrated, New Year’s Day,
All Saints Day and their birthdays.

C. Generalization:
How many months are there in year? What are the different months in a year?

D. Fixing Skills:
Write what comes before or after on the blank.
1. January ___________
2. ____________ December
3. ____________ March
4. October ____________
5. March _____________

IV. Evaluation:
Fill in the months of the year.
________, February, March, ________, ________, June, ________, August, September,
________, ________, December.
V. Assignment:
Write the months in order in the blank below.
1. January ________, ________, ________,
2. May ________, ________, ________,
3. September ________, ________, ________,

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