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Year 3 Math: Understanding Fractions

The lesson plan is for a Grade 3 mathematics class on fractions. The objectives are for students to identify, demonstrate understanding of, and represent proper fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers. The lesson will involve presenting the concepts, discussing examples, and having students identify fractions as proper, improper or mixed in an interactive activity. Students will learn that a proper fraction has a numerator less than the denominator, while an improper fraction has a numerator greater than or equal to the denominator. Mixed fractions contain a whole number and proper fraction. For assessment, students will answer questions identifying fraction types. For homework, students will draw pie graphs corresponding to sample fractions.

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Year 3 Math: Understanding Fractions

The lesson plan is for a Grade 3 mathematics class on fractions. The objectives are for students to identify, demonstrate understanding of, and represent proper fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers. The lesson will involve presenting the concepts, discussing examples, and having students identify fractions as proper, improper or mixed in an interactive activity. Students will learn that a proper fraction has a numerator less than the denominator, while an improper fraction has a numerator greater than or equal to the denominator. Mixed fractions contain a whole number and proper fraction. For assessment, students will answer questions identifying fraction types. For homework, students will draw pie graphs corresponding to sample fractions.

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Lesson Plan

Saint Ferdinand College

Name of Teacher Reymark V. Apalla Grade and Section Grade 3 Section A

Quarter Second Quarter Learning Area Mathematics

Date and Time Lesson Plan No. 1 #01

I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the student must be able to:
a. identify proper fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers.
b. demonstrate understanding of proper fractions, improper fractions and mixed
numbers.
c. recognize and represent proper fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers in
various forms and contexts.

II. Subject Matter


A. Topic: Fractions
B. Materials: Laptop
C. Reference: Google
D. Value Integration: To value the importance of fractions in our daily living.

III. Procedures
1. Prayer
2. Checking of Attendance
3. Greetings

Teacher's Activity Student's Activity

A. Preliminary Activity
Motivation:
● ¼
Ask: Which is the numerator? 1 sir.
- Very Good!
Which is the denominator? 4 sir.
- Excellent!
● ¼ ⅚ ⅗
Ask: Is the numerator greater than the No sir.
denominator?
- Very Good!
B. Developmental Activities
1. Presentation

2. Discussion
● A fraction such as (½) has two
numbers:
Numerator/Denominator
- The top number is the
Numerator, it is the number
of parts you have.
- The bottom number is the
Denominator, it is the
number of parts the whole is
divided into.

Again, what are the two parts of a The numerator and denominator sir.
fraction?
- Yes, Very Good!

● Three Types of Fractions


⅓ - Proper Fraction
9/5 - Improper Fraction
1 ½ - Mixed Fraction
1. Proper Fraction
- The numerator is less than
the denominator.
Examples: ½ , ¾ , ⅚
2. Improper Fraction
- The numerator is greater
than (or equal to) the
denominator.
Examples: 4/3 , 8/6 , 7/7
3. Mixed Fraction
- A whole number and proper
fraction together.
Examples: 1 ⅓ , 1 ⅖ , 10 ¾
3. Application
● I prepared an activity where
everyone will identify the random
fractions if it is proper, improper or
mixed fraction. It will be flash one-
by-one on the powerpoint Yes sir.
presentation.
- Do you understand
class? Proper Fraction
- Okay, let's start! Improper Fraction
1. ⅛ Proper Fraction
2. 5/3 Mixed Fraction
3. 2/6 Improper Fraction
4. 1 ¼ Proper Fraction
5. 9/6 Mixed Fraction
6. ¾ Proper Fraction
7. 2 ⅗
8. ⅘
- You are all correct. Let me
give you a bravo clap. 1,2,3
1,2,3 Bravo
The numerator is less than the
4. Generalization denominator.
● What is a proper fraction?
- Very Good! The three types of fraction are proper,
● Name the three types of fraction. improper and mixed fraction.
- Yes, brilliant! ½, 6/3 and 1 ⅙
● Give one example of proper,
improper and mixed fraction.
- Excellent! I've learned about fractions.
● What did you learn about the topic?
- Very Good!
- I hope you learn a lot about
our topic for today.

IV. Evaluation
Direction: Encircle the correct answer.
1. Proper ( ½ , 3/2 )
2. Improper ( 6/5 , ⅚ )
3. Mixed ( ½ , 1 ½ )
4. Improper ( 8/6 , 6/7 )
5. Proper ( ¾ , 5/4 )
V. Assignment
● Draw 3 pies that correspond to the following fractions.
- 2/4
- 8/5
- 1½

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