Date
/ Day: 18
February 2013 / Monday
Subject:
|
Mathematics
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Class:
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2D
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Duration:
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12:50 - 02:00 PM
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Learning Area:
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SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS
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Learning Objectives:
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2.3
Understand and use the concept of cube of numbers.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, students
are able to:
i.
State a number multiplied by itself twice as a
number to the power of three and vice versa.
ii.
Determine cubes of numbers without using
calculators.
iii.
Estimate cubes of numbers.
iv.
Determine cubes of numbers using calculators.
v.
Pose and solve problems involving cubes of numbers
|
Moral Values:
|
Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book, Worksheet
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Some of the students still need
guidance to solve the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
2H
|
Duration:
|
04:35 - 05:45 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS
|
Learning Objectives:
|
2.3
Understand and use the concept of cube of numbers.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, students
are able to:
i.
State a number multiplied by itself twice as a
number to the power of three and vice versa.
ii.
Determine cubes of numbers without using
calculators.
iii.
Estimate cubes of numbers.
iv.
Determine cubes of numbers using calculators.
v.
Pose and solve problems involving cubes of numbers
|
Moral Values:
|
Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book, Worksheet
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Some of the students still need
guidance to solve the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
3F
|
Duration:
|
05:45 - 06:20 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
STATISTICS II
|
Learning Objectives:
|
4.1
Represent and interpret data in pie charts to solve problems.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, the
students will be able to:
i. Obtain and
interpret information from pie charts.
ii. Construct pie
charts to represent data.
iii.
Solve problems involving pie charts.
iv.
Determine suitable representation of data.
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Most
of the students able to answer the questions.
|
Date
/ Day: 19
February 2013 / Tuesday
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
2H
|
Duration:
|
01:25 - 02:00 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS
|
Learning Objectives:
|
2.3
Understand and use the concept of cube of numbers.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, students
are able to:
i.
State a number multiplied by itself twice as a
number to the power of three and vice versa.
ii.
Determine cubes of numbers without using
calculators.
iii.
Estimate cubes of numbers.
iv.
Determine cubes of numbers using calculators.
v.
Pose and solve problems involving cubes of numbers
|
Moral Values:
|
Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book, Worksheet
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Some of the students still need
guidance to solve the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
3H
|
Duration:
|
03:25 - 04:35 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
STATISTICS II
|
Learning Objectives:
|
4.1
Represent and interpret data in pie charts to solve problems.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, the
students will be able to:
i.
Obtain and interpret information from pie charts.
ii.
Construct pie charts to represent data.
iii.
Solve problems involving pie charts.
iv.
Determine suitable representation of data.
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
The
students able to answer the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
3F
|
Duration:
|
05:10 - 06:20 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
STATISTICS II
|
Learning Objectives:
|
4.1
Represent and interpret data in pie charts to solve problems.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, the
students will be able to:
i.
Obtain and interpret information from pie charts.
ii.
Construct pie charts to represent data.
iii.
Solve problems involving pie charts.
iv.
Determine suitable representation of data.
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Most
of the students able to answer the questions.
|
Date
/ Day: 20
February 2013 / Wednesday
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
2D
|
Duration:
|
03:25 - 04:00 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS
|
Learning Objectives:
|
2.3
Understand and use the concept of cube of numbers.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, students
are able to:
i.
State a number multiplied by itself twice as a
number to the power of three and vice versa.
ii.
Determine cubes of numbers without using
calculators.
iii.
Estimate cubes of numbers.
iv.
Determine cubes of numbers using calculators.
v.
Pose and solve problems involving cubes of numbers
|
Moral Values:
|
Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book, Worksheet
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Some of the students still need
guidance to solve the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
3H
|
Duration:
|
04:35 - 05:45 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
STATISTICS II
|
Learning Objectives:
|
4.1
Represent and interpret data in pie charts to solve problems.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, the
students will be able to:
i.
Obtain and interpret information from pie charts.
ii.
Construct pie charts to represent data.
iii.
Solve problems involving pie charts.
iv.
Determine suitable representation of data.
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
The
students able to answer the questions.
|
Date
/ Day: 21
February 2013 / Thursday
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
2D
|
Duration:
|
03:25 - 04:35 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS
|
Learning Objectives:
|
2.3
Understand and use the concept of cube of numbers.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, students
are able to:
i.
State a number multiplied by itself twice as a
number to the power of three and vice versa.
ii.
Determine cubes of numbers without using
calculators.
iii.
Estimate cubes of numbers.
iv.
Determine cubes of numbers using calculators.
v.
Pose and solve problems involving cubes of numbers
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book, Workbook
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Some of the students still need
guidance to solve the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
2H
|
Duration:
|
05:10 - 06:20 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, CUBES AND CUBE ROOTS
|
Learning Objectives:
|
2.3
Understand and use the concept of cube of numbers.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, students
are able to:
i.
State a number multiplied by itself twice as a
number to the power of three and vice versa.
ii.
Determine cubes of numbers without using
calculators.
iii.
Estimate cubes of numbers.
iv.
Determine cubes of numbers using calculators.
v.
Pose and solve problems involving cubes of numbers
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Some of the students still need
guidance to solve the questions.
|
Date
/ Day: 22
February 2013 / Friday
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
3H
|
Duration:
|
03:10 - 03:45 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
STATISTICS II
|
Learning Objectives:
|
4.1
Represent and interpret data in pie charts to solve problems.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, the
students will be able to:
i.
Obtain and interpret information from pie charts.
ii.
Construct pie charts to represent data.
iii.
Solve problems involving pie charts.
iv.
Determine suitable representation of data.
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Most
of the students able to answer the questions.
|
Subject:
|
Mathematics
|
Class:
|
3F
|
Duration:
|
04:00 - 05:10 PM
|
Learning Area:
|
STATISTICS II
|
Learning Objectives:
|
4.1
Represent and interpret data in pie charts to solve problems.
|
Learning
Outcomes:
|
At the end of the lesson, the
students will be able to:
i.
Obtain and interpret information from pie charts.
ii.
Construct pie charts to represent data.
iii.
Solve problems involving pie charts.
iv.
Determine suitable representation of data.
|
Moral Values:
|
Responsibility, Confident
|
Teaching Materials:
|
Text Book
|
Activities:
|
i) Teacher explain a few example
to the students
ii) Ask the students to complete the exercises iii) Ask the students to share their answer in front the classroom |
Remarks:
|
Most
of the students able to answer the questions.
|
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