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Detailed Lesson Grade

Plan School
Learning Area
Teacher
Teaching Dates & Time
Quarter

I. OBJECTIVES

A. Content Standards Identify a Dissimilar Fraction

B. Performance Standards Add Dissimilar Fractions

C. Learning Competencies/outcomes Easily add Dissimilar Fractions and easily find the LCD

II. CONTENT Adding Dissimilar Fractions

III. LEARNING RESOURCES

A. References Mathematics IV LM pp. 127 - 129

a. Teacher’s guide pages Teachers Guide pp. 157-159

b. Learner’s materials pages K to 12 CG M4NS-IIg-83

c. Textbook pages Page 127-129

d. Additional materials from learning resources Flashcard, Activity sheets, Chart

IV. PROCEDURE Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activities

A. Review previous lesson • Prayer

• Greeting

• Checking of Attendance

Before we start our lesson, let's review or lesson Sir, our topic yesterday is Adding and
yesterday. So, what again our topic yesterday? Anyone? subtraction similar fractions
So, do you still remember the steps on how to add Yes Sir!
similar fractions class?
First, your going to add numerator and just
Can you please state how? copy the denominator

Very good
B. Establishing purpose for the lesson1 So, our topic for today is Adding dissimilar fractions.
have here a problem and by answering this problem you
will learn how to add dissimilar fraction.

• Problem 1

Sarah bought ½kilogram of lansones and *The students will read.


¼kilogram of grapes for her grand-mother. How many
kilograms of fruit did she buy all? Answer:
½ and ¼
Can you please read?
C. Presenting examples/instances of the new So according to the problem. What are we going to add?
lessons
*½ and ¼

Very good. What kind of fractions are ½ and ¼ ? They are dissimilar fractions Sir.

Great job. So, do you know how to add dissimilar No Sir.


fractions?

So that's what we are going to do I will teach you how to Yes.


solve that. Do you want?

Okay just listen. By computation first find the Least Sir, it's 4.
Common Denominator of 2 and 4.

So, class what is the LCD of 2 and 4? Very good. So the


next step is find fraction equal to the given fraction.
It look's like this.

½ × 2/2= 2/4 and ¼ = ¼ 3/4


So class, 2/4+¼ is equals to?
D. Discussing new concept and practicing new Great job. Did you understand class? Yes Sir!
skills #1
So for further understanding let's have another
example class:

3/9+⅗=
What is the LCD? 45
So, what is the LCD of 9 and 5?
Type equation here.

Very good!
So 3/9=? 3/9×3/5=?
What do you think class is the answer? 15/45

How about ⅗= 3/5×9/9= 27/45


What is the answer?

So 15/45 plus 27/45= What is the answer? 42/45

Very Good Class!


E. Discussing the new concept and practicing new
skills #2 So you are divided into two and I have here an envelope
and your going to answer the problem that are given
and you are going to answer it in 3 minutes.
F. Leads to formative assessment
So class what again are topic for today? Adding Dissimilar

G. Finding practical applications and concepts What again the steps in answering Adding with First you need to get the LCD, find fraction
and skills in daily living Dissimilar fraction? that are equal to a given fraction and the last
one is add the numerators and use the common
denominators.
H. Making generalizations and abstractions about So class why do we need to know how to Add dissimilar
the lesson fractions? We need to know this Sir because in learning
this subject we learn how to balance everything
with equal amount.

I. Evaluating learning Solve and write you correct answer on your paper

Heiley bought 2/4 of apple and 1/8 of orange. How many


kilogram of fruits did she buy in all?
J. Additional activities for application and Answer the following:
remediation 1. ⅐+⅔=
2. ⅝+⅘=
3. ⅜+⅘=

V. REMARKS

VI. Reflections

A. No. of learners who earned 80% in evaluation

B. NO. of learners who requires additional


activities for remediation who scored below 75%

C. No. of learners who caught up with the lesson

D. No. of students who continue to require


remediation

E. Which of my teaching strategies worked well?


Why did this work?

F. What difficulties did I encounter which my


principal/supervisor can help me solved?

G. What innovations or localized materials did I


used/discover which to share with other
teacher?

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