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Detailed Lesson Plan

This detailed lesson plan for 8th grade geometry focuses on congruent triangles using the 5E's inquiry-based learning model. Students will engage in activities to define triangle congruence, identify corresponding parts, and demonstrate understanding through group work and assessments. The lesson includes resources such as YouTube tutorials and PowerPoint presentations, and culminates in a post-test to evaluate student mastery.

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Detailed Lesson Plan

This detailed lesson plan for 8th grade geometry focuses on congruent triangles using the 5E's inquiry-based learning model. Students will engage in activities to define triangle congruence, identify corresponding parts, and demonstrate understanding through group work and assessments. The lesson includes resources such as YouTube tutorials and PowerPoint presentations, and culminates in a post-test to evaluate student mastery.

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DETAILED LESSON PLAN

(5E’s Model – Inquiry-Based Learning)

Subject: Geometry

**Grade Level: 8

**Topic:** Congruent Triangles

**Time:** 1 hour

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## I. OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to do the following with at least **75% level
of accuracy**:

1. Define triangle congruence

2. Draw and label the corresponding parts of two congruent triangles

3. Identify corresponding parts of two congruent triangles

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## II. CONTENT

**Congruent Triangles**

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## III. LEARNING RESOURCES

* YouTube tutorial

* PowerPoint presentation

* Manila paper

* Marker
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## IV. PROCEDURE (5E’s MODEL)

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## **A. ENGAGE (Motivation & Pre-test)**

**Teacher’s Activity:**

* Greets the class and establishes classroom rules (SEED).

* Administers the **Pre-test** to assess prior knowledge about congruent triangles.

* Shows the symbol **≅** and asks students to analyze it.

* Asks guiding questions such as:

* “What do you think this symbol means?”

* “Where have you seen this symbol before?”

**Student’s Activity:**

* Answer the pre-test questions individually.

* Observe and analyze the symbol.

* Respond to the teacher’s questions based on prior knowledge.

**Purpose:**

To activate students’ prior knowledge and spark curiosity about triangle congruence.

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## **B. EXPLORE (Inquiry Activity)**


**Teacher’s Activity:**

* Divides the class into **three groups**.

* Gives each group a diagram of **two triangles**.

* Provides instructions for the group activity **“List Me.”**

* Guides students without directly giving answers.

**Activity: “List Me”**

Each group will:

1. Identify corresponding **vertices**, **angles**, and **sides**

2. Write which parts are **corresponding** and **congruent**

3. Name the congruent triangles

**Student’s Activity:**

* Work collaboratively in groups

* Analyze the given triangles

* List corresponding and congruent parts

* Assign a reporter to present outputs

**Purpose:**

To allow students to **discover relationships** between corresponding parts of congruent


triangles through exploration.

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## **C. EXPLAIN (Concept Development)**

**Teacher’s Activity:**

* Presents a **YouTube tutorial** and **PowerPoint**.


* Explains the definition of triangle congruence:

> Two triangles are congruent if they have the **same size and same shape**.

* Introduces symbols:

* **≅** for congruence

* **↔** for correspondence

* Demonstrates how vertices, angles, and sides correspond using examples (∆ABC ≅ ∆DEF).

* Clarifies misconceptions by asking checking questions.

**Student’s Activity:**

* Listen attentively

* Answer oral questions

* Participate in guided discussion

* Take notes

**Purpose:**

To formally explain the concept using students’ discoveries from the Explore phase.

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## **D. ELABORATE (Application & Generalization)**

**Teacher’s Activity:**

* Lets groups **present** their outputs.

* Gives feedback and clarifications.

* Asks students to generalize the lesson using guide questions.

**Generalization Activity:**

Students answer on a ½ sheet of paper:


1. Two triangles are congruent if they have the same ______ and same ______.

2. Two ______ are ______ if their vertices can be paired so that corresponding sides and angles
are congruent.

3. The symbol for congruence is ______.

**Student’s Activity:**

* Present group outputs

* Answer generalization questions

* Share ideas during discussion

**Purpose:**

To deepen understanding and apply the concept in a new but related situation.

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## **E. EVALUATE (Post-test & Assessment)**

**Teacher’s Activity:**

* Administers the **Post-test** (15 items).

* Checks students’ understanding based on:

* Identification

* Correspondence

* Congruence symbols

* Uses rubrics for group activity assessment.

**Student’s Activity:**

* Answer the post-test individually


* Submit written outputs

**Purpose:**

To measure students’ mastery of the objectives.

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## V. ASSIGNMENT

**Direction:**

On a whole sheet of paper:

1. Given: ∆RED ≅ ∆ERA

* Separate the overlapping triangles

* Use identical markings to show congruent sides and angles

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## VI. REMARKS

Lesson successfully aligned with **IBL and 5E’s Model**.

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If you want, I can also:

* **revise grammar and wording** (teacher-ready)

* **simplify for BEED submission**

* or **reformat this into DepEd-standard layout**

Just tell me 💙

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