Biyernes, Marso 15, 2013

LESSON PLAN CARPENTRY (mensuration and calculation)

LESSON PLAN
General Information
Author
N/A
Title of Lesson       
Carpentry
Duration
45 minutes
Place
Classroom
Subject
Technology and Livelihood Education
Grade
Grade 7-8
Objectives and Assessment
Objectives
At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
·         Know the different terminologies used in carpentry
·         Select measuring instrument
·         Carry out measurement and calculations.
Assessment
·         Written examination
·         Group activity
·         Individual board work
Preparation
Materials/
Resources
·         Carpentry tools such as ruler, pull-push rule, stock
·         Visual aids
·         Pictures of measuring tools used in carpentry
·         Written examination regarding different carpentry tools, terminologies used in carpentry and Do’s and Don’ts in handling measurement tools.
Student’s Preparation
·         Each group will provide their own pull-push rule and ruler for their activity.
Teacher Preparation
·         Need to familiarize the different measuring tools and their uses, and the different ways of taking dimension.
Activities
Learner’s Activities
1.      Teacher will give each group a piece of paper containing their activity regarding the taking of dimension and converting measurement system. (The students need to understand how to take dimension and how to convert different measurement system)
2.      They need to measure the things written in their task handouts and then, convert it.
Teacher’s Activities
1.      Facilitate the students on their activity.
2.      Help students who have questions.



                                                                                                            Prepared by:
                                                                                                            Shirlene D. Mandapat
                                                                                                            Teacher

Checked by:

Sheryl R. Morales, Ph.D
Principal

LESSON PLAN CARPENTRY (mensuration and calculation)

LESSON PLAN
General Information
Author
N/A
Title of Lesson       
Carpentry
Duration
45 minutes
Place
Classroom
Subject
Technology and Livelihood Education
Grade
Grade 7-8
Objectives and Assessment
Objectives
At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
·         Know the different terminologies used in carpentry
·         Select measuring instrument
·         Carry out measurement and calculations.
Assessment
·         Written examination
·         Group activity
·         Individual board work
Preparation
Materials/
Resources
·         Carpentry tools such as ruler, pull-push rule, stock
·         Visual aids
·         Pictures of measuring tools used in carpentry
·         Written examination regarding different carpentry tools, terminologies used in carpentry and Do’s and Don’ts in handling measurement tools.
Student’s Preparation
·         Each group will provide their own pull-push rule and ruler for their activity.
Teacher Preparation
·         Need to familiarize the different measuring tools and their uses, and the different ways of taking dimension.
Activities
Learner’s Activities
1.      Teacher will give each group a piece of paper containing their activity regarding the taking of dimension and converting measurement system. (The students need to understand how to take dimension and how to convert different measurement system)
2.      They need to measure the things written in their task handouts and then, convert it.
Teacher’s Activities
1.      Facilitate the students on their activity.
2.      Help students who have questions.



                                                                                                            Prepared by:
                                                                                                            Shirlene D. Mandapat
                                                                                                            Teacher

Checked by:

Sheryl R. Morales, Ph.D
Principal