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MARIA ELEMENTARY Grade Level VI


GRADES 1 TO 12
DAILY LESSON LOG
Teacher LORD MARIE V. LAT Learning Area Mathematics
Teaching Dates and Time June 30- Aug. 3, 2018 (WEEK 9) Quarter 1st Quarter
Days ------------- Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards The learner demonstrates understanding of the four fundamental operations involving fraction and decimals.
B. Performance Standards The learner is able to apply the four fundamental operations involving fractions and decimals in mathematical problems and real-life situations.

C. Learning Competencies/ The learner differentiates terminating from repeating decimal The learner solves routine and non- of decimals, mixed decimals, and whole numbers including money
Objectives quotients. routine problems involving division using appropriate problem solving strategies and tools.

Numbers and Number Sense Numbers and Number Sense


Numbers and Number Sense Numbers and Number Sense Numbers and Number Sense
(Terminating and (Terminating and
(Solves routine and non-routine (Solves routine and non- (Solves routine and non-routine
II. CONTENT Repeating/Non-Terminating Repeating/Non-Terminating
problem) routine problem) problem)
Decimal Quotients) Decimal Quotients)
M6NS-Ii-120.2 M6NS-Ii-120.2 M6NS-Ii-120.2
M6NS-Ii-119 M6NS-Ii-119
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
Curriculum Guide in Curriculum Guide in Curriculum Guide in Curriculum Guide in
A. References Curriculum Guide in Mathematics 6
Mathematics 6 Mathematics 6 Mathematics 6 Mathematics 6
Lesson Guide in Mathematics 6, Lesson Guide in Mathematics 6, Lesson Guide in Mathematics 6, Lesson Guide in Mathematics Lesson Guide in Mathematics 6,
1. Teacher’s Guide pages
pages 111-114 pages 111-114 pages 185-188 6, pages 185-188 pages 185-188
2. Learner’s Materials
pages
Mathematics for Everyday
Mathematics for Everyday Use Mathematics for Everyday Use
3. Textbook pages Use
Pages 166-174 Pages 166-174
Pages 166-174
4. Additional Materials
from Learning LRMDS LRMDS LRMDS LRMDS LRMDS
Resources (LR) Portal
B. Other Learning Resources Flashcards, multi-media Worksheets in Mathematics 6 Worksheets in Mathematics 6 flashcards, multi-media flashcards, multi-media
IV. PROCEDURE
The teacher recalls and reviews The teacher recalls and reviews The teacher recalls and reviews The teacher recalls and The teacher recalls and reviews
division of whole numbers. Ex. terminating and non-terminating dividing whole number by a mixed reviews dividing mixed dividing whole numbers and
A. Reviewing previous
100÷50, 30÷4. (Introduction) quotients, through flashing cards. number.(Introduction) decimals by mixed decimals. mixed numbers. Game: Spin a
lessons or presenting the
Show red flag if it is a (Introduction) wheel.(Introduction)
new lesson terminating quotient and white
flag if it is a non-

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terminating.(Introduction)

The teacher will prepare games. The teacher shows and presents The teacher shows and presents The teacher shows and The teacher shows and presents
Ex. Finding a partner. questions as an opener. word problem as an opener. presents a dialogue. Have a word problem as an opener.
volunteer pupil act out the
Mother left ₱50 on the table for problem Opener: short dialogue. Problem Opener:
you and your two brothers’ A 364-hectare land was divided Refer to LG.p.186 Chris is planning to buy a new
snack. The three of you decided into 2.8-hectare lots. How many After the role playing, ask the CD player worth P4,595.25. He
to share it equally so each one lots were there in all? following questions. tries to saveP306.35 a week from
can buy what he likes for a snack. a) What is asked? 1) Who went to the his allowance. How many weeks
B. Establishing a purpose for b) What are given? mall? Why? will it take him to save the
1) What will be the
the lesson amount each of you can c) What is the operation to 2) How much money amount enough to buy the CD
receive? be used? do they have? player?
2) How much, from ₱50, 3) Do you think the
will you set aside so girls made a wise a) What is asked?
each one will get an decision? Why? b) What are given?
equal share? c) What is the operation
3) What will you do with to be used?
the extra money?
Let the pupils examine the The teacher discusses the From the problem opener the The teacher presents the From the problem opener, the
quotients that involve the game. problem opener and informs the teacher discusses the answer. objective for the day. teacher discusses and answers the
C. Presenting Lead them to notice that the pupils for the objective for the The teacher informs the pupils questions.
examples/instances of the remainder is zero, and this day. the objective for the day. The teacher informs the pupils
new lesson quotients called terminating the objective for the day.
decimal. The teacher informs the
pupils the objective for the day.
The teacher discusses further The teacher discusses further The teacher gives another From the short dialogue that The teacher gives another
using hand out and another set and gives more examples in problem and discusses further and the pupils acted out, the problem and discuss.
of problem sheets to be solved. terminating and non-terminating gives more examples in dividing teacher discuss. Three pairs of socks cost
Talk about the differences. quotients.(Teacher Modelling) whole numbers by mixed number. a) Is there a problem in the P88.50. How much will I pay for
(Teacher Modelling) (Teacher Modelling) situation presented? What is a pair of socks?
the problem all about? a) What is asked?
D. Discussing new concepts b) What are the given facts? b) What are given?
and practicing new skills c) Is it possible that they can c) What is the operation
#1 buy plates worth P273.50? to be used?
How?
d) What is the number
sentence? (Teacher Modelling)
e)About how much is the cost
of each plate? Why?

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(Teacher Modelling)
The teacher group the pupils and The teacher group the pupils and The teacher asks the pupils to The teacher groups the pupils The teacher present problems
gives activity sheets to answer. gives activity sheets to solve a problem on the board. and gives a problem. and let some pupils solve. While
For this activity refer to answer.(Guided Practice) While some of the pupils are solving Tina and Rose went to the some of the pupils are solving the
LG.p.113(Guided Practice) the problems on the board, other mall to buy plates seen by problems on the board, other
E. Discussing new concepts
pupils are solving using their “show mother yesterday which cost pupils will also solve on their
and practicing new skills
me board” or Activity Cards. P54.50 each. Mother gave show me board or Activity Cards.
#2 (Guided Practice) them P490.50. How many
plates can they buy from it?
Have each group fill in the
diagram. Refer to LG.p.187
The teacher groups the pupils The teacher groups the pupils The teacher groups the pupils in The teacher groups the pupils The teacher groups the pupils in
in to five and gives activity sheets. in to five and collaboratively to five and collaboratively solves the in to five and collaboratively to five and collaboratively solves
Depicting the difference between solves the problems involving problems involving division of solves the problems, dividing the problems, involving division
F. Developing Mastery
terminating and non- Terminating and Non- whole numbers and mixed mixed number by mixed of decimals..(Group Practice with
terminating.(Group Practice with Terminating.(Group Practice numbers.(Group Practice with number..(Group Practice with differentiated activities)
differentiated activities) with differentiated activities) differentiated activities) differentiated activities)
The teacher asks the pupils to The teacher asks the pupils to The teacher asks the pupils to (Independent Practice) The teacher asks the pupils to
solve and identify terminating or solve and identify terminating solve the problems individually 1) Roxanne has P38.50 solve the problems individually
a repeating /non-terminating and non-terminating quotient. involving division of whole numbers left in her purse. She involving division of decimals.
G. Finding practical quotient. (Independent Practice) (Independent Practice) and mixed numbers.(Independent has to buy ribbons (Independent Practice)
applications of concepts Practice) for the gifts. Each
and skills in daily living meter of ribbon costs
P5.50.How many
meters of ribbon can
she buy?
The teacher asks the pupils ask The teacher asks the pupils The teacher asks the pupils on The teacher asks the pupils on The teacher asks the pupils on
H. Making generalizations pupils how to differentiate a ask pupils how to differentiate a how to divide a whole number by a how to divide mixed number how to solve problems involving
and abstractions about terminating decimal from a terminating decimal from a mixed number. by mixed number. decimals.
the lesson repeating/non-terminating repeating/non-terminating
quotient. quotient.
The teacher provides activity The teacher provides activity The teacher provides and gives The teacher provides and gives The teacher provides and gives
sheets, like: sheets, like: evaluation. evaluation. evaluation to the class about
Draw a check if the quotient is Solve the following number and Read and solve the problem. Read and analyse the problem. solving problems involving
I. Evaluating learning
terminating and X if it is a identify if the quotient is a division of decimals.
repeating/non-terminating terminating or non-terminating.
decimal.
J. Additional activities for
application or
remediation
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V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% of the
formative assessment
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for remediation
C. Did the remedial lessons
work? No. of learners
who have caught up with
the lesson.
D. No. of learners who
continue to require
remediation.
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well?
Why did these work?
F. What difficulties did I
encounter which my
principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G. What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish
to share with other
teachers?

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