Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Integrated Lesson Plan on Math

Mathematics Lesson Plan
Name of the school: Lango Middle Secondary School.
Class: III ‘C’                                 Class strength: 29            Date: 14/08/2017
Subject: Mathematics             Period: 3rd and 4th                          Time: 80 minutes
Topic: Polygons (Chapter 5, Geometry)
Teaching Skill/s in Focus: Giving Instructions to Organize Learning Activities
Previous Knowledge of the students: students have an idea of different shapes like triangle, square, circle and rectangle.
Teaching/Learning Materials: Different shapes of polygons, example: rectangle, rhombus, trapezoid, square, pentagon, hexagon, laptops and projector.
Teaching strategies: Demo cum Lecture
Life Skill Values: Critical thinking
Lesson objectives: By the end of the lesson, each child will be able to:
  1. tell what a polygon is after the teacher’s explanations.
  2. name seven polygons and talk about their characteristics correctly after the activity.
  3. fill in the table about its edges and vertices of each polygons appropriately after the learning activity.
Lesson Revision (3 minutes)
Gaining attention
Teacher: Ready to rock!
Students: Ready to roll!
Teacher: Good morning children! How are you all?
Student: Good morning Madam! We are all fine and thank you.
Revise on the previous lesson by asking some questions. (I will pose the question, wait for sometimes and then point out the child’s name so that everyone in the class will be engaged in thinking of the answer). Example
  • What are the shapes that we have learnt in the previous class?
  • Can you name any shapes that you find in our classroom?
  • What shape does your classroom door represents?
(As the students name the shapes, I will make a list on the computer and show it on the PowerPoint).
Lesson Introduction ( 5 minutes)
Teacher: Ok children today we are going to learn about “Polygons.” (Show the topic on the power point)
Do you have any ideas about polygons? Discuss in your group for 1 minute. (Rally Robin)
Let one from each group share “what is a polygon?”
Then I will say, ok children! You all tried your best. Now let us see what are polygons?


Gaining attention: Class!Class!…..yes!yes!
After that I will show the following polygons on the Power Point.

I will explain to the whole class about the above definition. I will also teach them like rectangles, squares, triangles, trapezoids, rhombus etc are all polygons. All 2D shapes are polygon except for the circle because circle is not made of straight lines.





  So these are the three main characteristics of the polygon.
Again I am going to explain about its faces, vertices and edges one by one by on the PowerPoint.
Example:                                                                                    

                                                                                   

I will also let children come up with more examples as different shapes have different numbers of faces, edges and vertices.
Teach some of the non-examples of the polygons. Show a chalk box
                                                               
                          
A chalk box
                                                       
Is this a polygon?  (Expected answer is no)

Explain like:
The box is not a polygon because it is not a flat shape.   
It is a solid shape. It is a 3D shape.
                                         Cylinder
 





Cylinder is also not a polygon because firstly it is not made of straight lines.
You can see curve line on the top and at the bottom. Again it is a solid and 3D shape.
Note: All these above shapes I will show it on the power point and do the explanation verbally.
Activity Direction (2 minutes)
  • Now we are going to do an activity.
  • I will show the table on the power point.
  • You are going to copy the table in your notebook.
  • Count and fill in the table about its edges and vertices.
  • I have done one example for you all.
  • For this activity you will get 20 minutes.
  • You are going to do it individually.
  • After that you will exchange your book with your shoulder partner and check.

Checking the understanding of the Instruction (1minutes)
  • What are we going to do? (Pose the question, wait for a few seconds and call a child’s name).
  • How many minutes do you get to do an activity?
  • Are you going to do it in a group or individually?

Activity 1: Individual Activity.  (20 minutes)

Name of polygon

Number of sides (or edges)

Vertices ( points)

            Triangle


3


               3








            Square






       Pentagon













          Hexagon








             Heptagon










                    Octagon








          Nonagon










                  Decagon



Monitoring: I will move around the groups and help needy students in carrying out their work smoothly.
Follow up activity (3 minutes)
I will tell children to exchange their note book with their shoulder partner and  cross check their answer with the answers given on the power point.


Activity 2: Group Activity.  (27 minutes)
·         I am going to divide you in groups of 3.
·         Each group will get one laptop.
·         You will do turn wise.
·         First  to desktop
·         Open Microsoft office word.
·         Draw any five polygons and color it.
Monitor: Here I will move from group to group and help children to follow each and every instruction step by step. I will also check each and every group whether they are following it correctly or not.
Extended Activity (7 minutes)
Instructions:
·         Now choose any one of the polygons
·         Show its face, vertex and edge with an arrow.
Monitor: I will move around and help needy ones.
Lesson Closure (2 minutes)
Ok! Before we close our lesson let us reflect on what we have learnt in this period. I will call any of the students and let them tell what they have understood from today’s lesson. After that I will summarize the lesson by saying:
  1. A polygon is a flat shape, made of straight lines and lines are closed.
  2. There are three characteristics of polygons :
a.       It is flat
b.      It is made of straight lines.
c.       Lines are joined or closed.


Homework [Textbook]
  • Do question number 8 and 9 on page 105.
        Thank you students and see you tomorrow.

                                                           THANK YOU



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