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Lesson Plan in Electricity I

This document provides a detailed lesson plan for a Technology and Vocational Education (TVE) class on electricity. The objectives are for students to learn about common wire splices and joints, demonstrate how to splice and join wires, and participate in a discussion. The lesson will cover types of wire splices like rat-tail joints, T-joints, western union splices, and underwriter's knots. Students will first review electrical concepts and then the teacher will demonstrate how to make rat-tail and T-joints. Students will then practice making the splices. They will summarize what they learned before taking a multiple choice quiz.

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Lesson Plan in Electricity I

This document provides a detailed lesson plan for a Technology and Vocational Education (TVE) class on electricity. The objectives are for students to learn about common wire splices and joints, demonstrate how to splice and join wires, and participate in a discussion. The lesson will cover types of wire splices like rat-tail joints, T-joints, western union splices, and underwriter's knots. Students will first review electrical concepts and then the teacher will demonstrate how to make rat-tail and T-joints. Students will then practice making the splices. They will summarize what they learned before taking a multiple choice quiz.

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Benigno Ninoy Aquino High School

Aguho St. Comembo, Makati City

Detailed Lesson Plan in TVE (Electricity I)

I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, 75% of the students shall have:
A. Enumerated the common wire splices and joints
B. spliced and joined wires
C. observed proper procedure; and
D. participated in discussion of the lesson.
II. CONTENT:
A. Concept : Common Wire Splices and Joints
B. Sub-concept : How to Splice and Connect Wire
C. Tools and Materials :
 Foot rule • Solid wire # 14 TW
 Plier
 Long nose plier
 Diagonal cutter
 Marker or pen
D. Reference: Villanueva, Luz . Effective Technology and Home Economics II.
Adriana. Quezon City. 2000. pp. 184-186.

III. PROCEDURE:
A. Preparatory activities
1. Daily routine
- Opening prayer, checking of attendance.
2. Drill
Students will identify electrical symbols
3. Review
Students will cite samples of conductor and insulator
4. Motivation
- Teacher will perform a trick (3 rope knotted to become 1 rope)
- Teacher will tell about the importance of firmness of wire
connections.
5. Unlocking of difficulties
Definition of Terms
Conductors – materials through which electrons can move easily
from atom to atom. (e.g. silver, copper).
Insulators – materials with very high resistance, it cannot conduct
any current when voltage is applied ( e.g. rubber, plastic )
Splice- to join together, as two ropes.
Joint – place where two things come together and are united.
B. Presentation :
(Lecture and discussion using the illustration)
Common Wire Splices and Joints
1. Rat-tail Joint – used in wires which are seldom pulled.
2. T-joint or Tap splice – used for extending a branch circuit
from the main.
3. Western union Splice – used to protect service wires from
to much pulling or tension.
4. Under writer’s Knot – for wires in lamp receptacles and
male plug to prevent being pulled from screw terminals.

C. Application :
(Teacher will demonstrate and then the students will counter demonstrate)
Performing Wire Splices and Joints
Steps:
1. For Rat- tail Joint
a. Prepare 2 pcs.4 inches long wire conductor size #14.
b. Remove rubber insulation about 2 inches of each wire
c. Join the two wires across each other and twist together.

2. For T- Joint or Tap Splice


d. Prepare 2 pcs. 4 inches long wire conductor size # 14.
e. Remove rubber insulation at the center about 2” at the center
f. Remove the rubber insulation of the other wire about 2”
g. Hold the first wire in horizontal position, and then splice/ coil
other wire in a clockwise manner.

D. Generalization:
Students will summarize the subject matter. I learned that…
IV. EVALUATION:
Test I. Multiple choice

____1. Type of wire joint which is seldom pulled


a. western union b. rat-tail c. tap splice
____ 2. These are used for extending a branch circuit from the main.
a. tap splice b. rat –tail c. western union
____ 3. Often used for lamp receptacles to prevent being pulled from the
screw terminals.
a. underwriter’s knot b. tap splice c. rat tail
____ 4. Used to protect service wire from to much pulling or tension.
a. rat-tail b. western union c. tap splice
____ 5. To prevent damaging the hands during splicing the wire. We must
wear...
a. goggles b. gloves c. a gear

Key to correction: 1.b, 2.b, 3.a, 4.b. 5.b

V. ASSIGNMENT:
A. Guide question:
1. What is a Magnet?
2. What are the classes of Magnet?
B. Word Study
1. polarity
2. repulsion
3. attraction
C. References:
1. Internet
2. Cardenas, E, Fundamentals and Elements of Electricity.
San Juan. National Bookstore. 1998.

MARIO B. BULANADI
Demonstration Teacher ( 03-08-10)

RODRIGO BARTE
Technology Coordinator

DR. CELEDONIA TENEZA


OIC/MT, TLE/TVE Department

DR.REYNALDO S. ESTACIO
Principal II, BNAHS

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