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Equivalent Expression.pptx
- 1. Math Class-Grade 1 With Ma'am Cry
- 2. Topic: Pagpapakita ng mga Pangkat na may Parehong Dami Gamit ang Konkreytong Bagay at Pagsulat ng Equivalent Expression
- 3. Layunin: Let's Start a. pagbibilang ng mga pangkat na may parehong dami gamit ang mga konkretong bagay. b. pagsulat ng isang equivalent expression batay sa mga ibinigay na mga pangkat ng mga konkretong bagay o larawan Sa araling ito ay matututunan mo ang:
- 4. Naglalaro sina Sandra, LJ, at Nika ng sigay sa dalampasigan. Gusto nilang hatiin ang siyam na mga sigay sa kanilang tatlo. Pangkatin ang mga sigay sa 3 na may magkaparehong dami at sabihin ang equivalent expression nito. 9 groups of Sandr a L J Nik a
- 5. Tanong: 1. Sinu-sino ang mga bata? 2. Ano ang gusto nilang hatiin? 3. Ilan lahat ang mga sigay na gusto nilang hatiin? 4. Ilang sigay ang makukuha ng bawat bata?
- 6. Guided Practice: Dumating ang Tita nina Yami at Yumi at may dala itong isang buong pizza. Kung hahatiin sa dalawang pantay na bahagi ang isang buong pizza, ilan kaya ang matatanggap ng bawat isa?
- 7. Guided Practice: Yami _______slice na pizza Yumi _______slice na pizza
- 8. ________ groups of ________
- 9. Tandaan: Ang Equivalent Expression ay pagbubukod ng mga bagay na may parehong dami gamit ang mga konkretong bagay.
- 10. Application Panuto: Isulat ang tamang equivalent expression sa bawat patlang ng sumusunod na larawan. Piliin ang sagot sa loob ng kahon.
- 11. Evaluation: Panuto: Isulat ang tamang equivalent expression ng sumusunod na nasa larawan. Ang unang bilang ay nagawa na para sa iyo.
- 13. Bong Salamat! Don't forget to study the lesson again, see you in the next lesson Prepared by: Merry Christy C. Sambilad, T-2