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DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN MATHEMATICS

School Grade Level 7


Teacher Learning Area Math
Time & Date Quarter I

I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts
of sets and the real number system.
B. Performance The learner is able to formulate challenging situations
Standards involving sets and real numbers and solve these in a
variety of strategies.
C. Learning The learner performs fundamental operations on
Competencies integers.M7NS-Ic-d-1
/Objectives  The learner subtracts integers.
II. CONTENT SUBTRACTION OF INTEGERS
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide pages
2. Learner’s Material
pages
3. Textbook pages Grade 7 Mathematics Patterns and Practicalities
Gladys C. Nivera, Ph.D
4. Additional Materials
from Learning
Resources (LR Portal)
B. Other Resources
IV. PROCEDURES AVERAGE LEARNERS ADVANCED
LEARNERS
A. Reviewing previous A. Find the sum.
lesson or presenting 1. 2+ (-5)
the new lesson 2. 20+(-12)
3. -14 + (+6)
4. 11+5
5. -12+8
B. Complete the following sentences.
6. 5 + __= 2
7. 12 + __ = 20
8. ___+( -6) = -14
9. ___+ (-5) = 11
10. ___+ 8= -12
B. Establishing a purpose Questions:
for the lesson 1. How did you get the answers for numbers 6 and 7?
2. To solve for the missing addend, what did you do to
the sum and the given addend?
3. What mathematical sentence will show this
relationship?
4. Will this relationship be also applicable to numbers 8
to 10?
5. Rewrite numbers 8 to 10 in subtraction sentence.
6. What conclusion can you make?
7. How can we subtract integers?

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C. Presenting  Explain the following to the student:
examples/instances of
the new lesson  1 red tile equals positive one ( +1)

 1 black tile equals negative one (-1)

 A pair of red and black tiles equals zero or it is


called as zero pair
It is being added so that subtraction will be possible. For
instance 2-5=__. You cannot subtract 5 from 2.

If you already have 2 positive tile, how many more


positive tile/s we need for us to subtract 5? How many
zero pair is needed?

Is it possible to subtract positive 5? What will be the


answer?

2 – 5 = -3
What rule to subtract integers have you observed?
D. Discussing new Consider student’s answer in the previous activity. Focus
concepts and on the subtraction sentences they obtained.
practicing new skills #1 1. 20-12=8
2. 11-(-5)=16
3. -12-8= -20
 By group. Check the answer using tiles (to be guided
by the teacher)
Questions:
1. What steps did you use to subtract integers?
E. dDiscussing new Answer the following Answer the following
concepts and 1. 8-5 1. 8-5 6. 35-8
practicing new skills #2 2. 12-(-8) 2. 12-(-8) 7. -7-(-16)
- -
3. 30-( 10) 3. 30-( 10) 8. -13-5
- -
-
4. 5-7 4. -5-7 9. 45-(-9)
5. 12-16 5. 12-16 10. -7-(+8)

F. Developing mastery Fill in the blanks with the words, phrases, or quantities
(Leads to Formative that complete ach statement.
Assessment) 1. -50-(-100) = _____
2. 8 decreased by -7 is______
3. If you subtract -3 from -2, the answer is________

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4. If you subtract 4 from -4, the answer is_________
5. 25 decreased by 8 is________

G.Finding practical 1. Lino wanted to buy 1 kg of rice that costs Php


applications of 45.If he has Php 40 only, how much more does he
concepts and skills in need?
daily living 2. On a certain day, temperature dropped from 7 0C
to -3 0C at 5 p.m. find the change in temperature.
H. Making generalizations 6. If we have -5-(-7), what will you do to 7 and 5?
and abstractions about What will be the difference?
the lesson 1. What about if we have -7-(-5)? 5-(-7)? -5-7? -7-5?
2. How do we subtract integers?
I. Evaluating learning Subtract the following:
1. 8-9
2. 9-8
3. -12-(-15)
4. -17-8
5. 16-(-35)
J. Additional activities for A. Performed the indicated operation:
application or 1. -1-8-4
remediation 2. -4+(-20)-12
 Assignment/Agreemen 3. -13-(-10)+36
t 4. -18+18-(-6)
(_________ minutes). Fill 5. 18-(-8)-(+7)
in below any of the four
purposes B. Word Problem.
Reinforcing/strengthening
the day’s lessons A Butanding cruises at a depth of 50 meters below
Enriching/inspiring the sea level. Directly above the sea level, an airplane
day’s lessons flies at an altitude of 182 meters. How far apart are
Enhancing/improving the they?
day’s lessons
 Preparing the new
lesson
V. REMARKS

VI. REFLECTION

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