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Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan in Technology and Livelihood Education

ICT: Desktop Publishing Grade 8

Date: March 26, 2019


Grade: Grade 8

I. Learning Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1. discuss the basic and common electrical splices and joints.
2. demonstrate skills in splicing and joining wires.
3. value the proper use of tools in splicing and in joining of wires.

II. Subject Matter


TOPIC : Common Wire Splices and Joints
: LE-IAE171UT-OA-1
REFERENCES : K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum Technology and
Livelihood Education “Electrical Installation and
Maintenance”
Pp. 18-19
TIME ALLOTMENT : 1 hr.
MATERIALS : Black board, Chalk, Laptop, LED Monitor, Roulette
Pictures/ Visual Aids

III. Teaching Strategies


A. Preparatory Activities
1. Daily Routine
1.1. Prayer
1.2. Greetings
1.3. Classroom Management
1.4. Checking of Attendance
1.5. Checking of Assignment
1.6. Review of the Past Lesson

B. Developmental Activities
1. Motivation
Doktor Kwak Kwak Game

2. Presentation/ Discussion

A splicing is the process of skinning a wire or removing the insulation.


While joint(s) or joining is the word that defined the combination of two
or more wire. Therefore, splice joints have something to do with the
connection of wiring in terms of electrical installation and maintenance.

 Rat Tail or Pig Tail - This kind of joint is commonly used to join two or
more conductors inside the junction box. It is suitable for service where
there is no mechanical stress when wires are to be connected in an
outlet box, switch, or conduit fitting.
 Knotted Tap - This is used where the tap wire is under heavy tensile
stress.

 Plain Tap Joint - This is used where the tap wire is under considerable
tensile stress circuit.

 Aerial Tap - This is used as a temporary tap usually done in


constructions sites. The easy twist will facilitate tap wire movement.

 Cross Joint - The same application is done as in plain tap and the
only difference is that this tap is a combination of two plain taps place
side by side with each other.

C. Generalization
Splicing and joining wires has the vital roles in our daily lives. It is very
necessary to have knowledge in connecting wires. This usually help us in
maintaining the safety when doing splicing and joining wires. This could also
provide quality prior to the proper usage of tools when splicing and joining
wires.

D. Application
 The class will be divided into 5 groups.
 Each group will perform the proper splicing and joining of wires such
as Rat tail or Pig Tail, Knotted Tap, Plain Tap Joint, Aerial Tap and
Cross Joint.
 Each group will use pliers, long nose plier, diagonal plier and
electrician knife.
 The grading system will be based upon the scoring rubric below.
SCORING RUBRIC

CRITERIA INDICATORS
3 2 1
Speed Finish ahead of Finish on time. Finish late.
time.
Accuracy Follow the steps Some steps are not Never follow the steps.
properly. followed.
Quality The twists are Twists are not so Twists are very loose.
tight. tightened.
Proper Use tools with Use tools but not at all Use bare hands.
handling proper handling. times.
of tools
TOTAL

E. Evaluation
From the pool of words inside the box, identify the word/ phrase that best
describe each statement.

Knotted Tap Plain Tap Joint Cross Joints

Aerial Tap Electrical Tape Splicing

Pliers Long nose Pliers

Rat Tail or Pig Tail Electrician Knife

______1. It is a kind of joint which is commonly used to join two or more


conductors inside the junction box.
______2. It is a kind of joint used where the tap wire is under heavy
tensile stress.
______3. It is a kind of joint used where the tap wire is under considerable
tensile stress circuit.
______4. A kind of joint is used as a temporary tap usually done in
constructions sites.
______5. Method of skinning a wire.
______6. combination of two plain taps place side by side with each other.
______7. A kind of hand tool used to grip the wires.
______8. An insulation rubber used in covering the spliced and joined wires.
______9. A kind of hand tool used in tightening the wires.
______10. A kind of hand tool used in peeling the insulation of wires.

Answers:

1. Rat Tail or Pig Tail 6. Cross Joints


2. Knotted Tap 7. Long nose Pliers
3. Plain Tap Joint 8. Electrical Tape
4. Aerial Tap 9. Pliers
5. Splicing 10. Electrical Knife
IV. Assignment
What are the hand tools used when skinning a wire?

Reference:
EIM Learning Module
Pp 21- 22

Prepared by:

Leopoldo Reuteras Morte II


Intern, T.L.E.

Noted by:

Leonisa O. Jimena Gloria C. Calapati


Cooperating Teacher Principal II

Inspected by:

Elena L. Opena
T.L.E. Coordinator

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