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Lesson Plan for Junior
High School
FRACTION
Fitria
2011110014
Section B
Sampoerna
School of Education
November
2011
School Unit: Junior High School
Subject:
Mathematics
Class/ Semester: VII/ 1
Students in the class: 27
students
Time Allocation: 2 x 45 minutes
Topic/ Sub Topic:
Fraction/ Kinds of Fraction (proper fraction, improper fraction, mixed
fraction, percentanges, decimal fraction)
and operations in fraction .
A.Standard Competence
Understandingthe properties of fraction andoperationsin solving problems
B.Basic Competence
Define kinds of fraction
Perform operationsof fractions
C.Indicators
üProvideexamples of various formsand types of fractions: proper,
improper,mixed,decimal, percentanges
üChanginga fractionintoanotherfraction
üCompletedarithmetic operationsadd, less, times, forfractions including mixed fraction
D.Goals of Instruction
By learning process
which students have learned and understood all materials, students are expected
to be able to define kinds of fraction, perform operations of fractions and be
able to apply the concept of this materials into real life problems.
E.Tools and Source of Instruction
Tools: Problem
sheet, work sheet, stationary, laptop, LCD, and white board.
Source:
Handbook mathematic grade VII :
Cox,C.J. & Bell,D.1989.Understanding mathematics.(2nd).50 Albemarle Street
London: John Murray
Engaged
students’ attention and recall students’ prior knowledge
Procedures :
Remembering
Greeting
and ask students’ feeling
hello class, how are
you today?
Wanna play today?
Ask
students to recall on the previous
materials by giving a game
“ be the faster mix n’ match but exactly true solution”
Teacher brings some items (sugar, flour,peanut, and
sago flour)which different weight, shows all itemsand ask student to count the total and
mention what teacher ask?
And wite kinds of fraction on
blackboard
Answer
greeting and current feelings
Morning, we’re great.
Yeahhhhh, we want
Recall
the previous materials by
respondingquestions
Listen
carefully to teacher’s explanation
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2’
5’
20’
Core
Elicitation
Purpose: Apply the concept offraction
about how to perform operations of fraction and define fractions not only write
it manually but also use manipulative tools, also related the topic to real
life problem.
Procedures :
First activities:
Give
problem and ask students to solve
problems in group and give an
instruction to do that (include ask student to present their work to class),
andgive a big paper, flip chart, and
marker to each group
(as guidance to solveproblem)
Explain and demonstrate by using
tools about the operations of fraction.
Asking students them to be in group of five members
One of member take a stationary and
then discuss
the problem and solve it in group
Pay attention to teacher,
participate when teacher demonstrate, and take a notes
Response to teacher question and
show the paper and be in group.
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Smallgroup
Interpersonal
Bodily-kinesthetic
and spatial
Audio-visual
Applying
and Analyzing
Analyzing
5’
15'
3’
Goes
around the class to monitor students’ activities in group problem solving and
ask every groupabout their progress
Solving
problem and (may) ask questions to teachers if students have problems or get
stuck in solving problem (note:
if there is, teacher just guided students to solve the problem)
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Small
Group
Applying
and Analyzing
Check
how many groups have finished, and then ask group to present their workin front of the class(
Each
group who has different ways of solutions presents their solution (if there is no different, just one group
presenting)
Whole
class
Verbal-linguistic
5’
Discuss
together with all students about solution
Discuss
together with class and teacherto
solve problem and decide together which solution has the best way
Whole
class
Interpersonal
Evaluating
15’
Reflection
Ask
students to create their own short
story*
about what we have already
learned of this meeting and also to fulfill students’dailyjournal
Create
short story
individually
Individual
Intrapersonal
15’
Closing
Give
closure about the lesson and
give assignment
Pay attention to teacher and take a paper
of assignment on teacher table
Whole
class
5’
Assessment/ Process Observation
·individual work
·group discussion
·solve problems
·Presentation
Rubric Group Presentation
Criteria
1
2
3
Content
Reasoning is lack of reasonable, lack of logic
Reasoning is enough reasonable and can be accepted, enough
logically ordered, but uneasy to understand
The Reason is reasonable, satisfied the indicator, logically
ordered and easy to understand.
Organization
Lack of flow to deliver message systematically, lack of quality
of visuals likes clarity of communication and eye contact, lack of apparent,
and lack of preparation.
Enough flow to deliver message systematically, quality of
visuals likes clarity of communication and eye contact is standard, standard
apparent.
Flow delivering message systematically, good quality of
visuals likes clarity of communication and eye contact, good apparent, good
preparation.
Team work
Individual
Only some member working, the distribution of the job is not
fairly distributed.
Good team work, the job fairly distributed, all member
contribute to group.
Performance
Delivery message is not clear
Delivery message is enough clear, but uneasy to understand.
Delivery message clear, systematically and easy to
understand.
1.Harris has to travel 2 2/3
of a mile. He walked 1 1/3 of the distance and the
remaining by car. Find the distance covered by car.
x) Kate and Tony took part in running race. They covered
a distance of 5/8 yards and 8/9
yards respectively. Find the distance between these athletes.
2.Mr. Briar,
principal of Edward Public School, collects funds for School development. 2/3
of funds are collected from school students and 1/6 of
funds are collected from school development charity and the rest are collected
from Public. What fraction of funds collected from public?
3.Last
year Patti K. sold TVs for a department store. She sold 110 big-screen TVs for
$1,500 each. What is the total dollar amount Patti K. took in selling TVs?
4.The
State of Minnesota has a .065 (6.5%) sales tax. Use the last problem to
determine how much tax Rohana had to pay on her new computer?
5.the grocery store parking lot that will
1000 vehicles, 2/5 of the parking space are for cars. When you went to buy
groceries, there were 200 cars and some trucks in the parking lot. The parking
lot was ¾ full. How many trucks were in it?
1.1/4
of the students in the band are in the trumpet section. 1/4 of the students in
the band are in the trombone section. What fraction of the students in the
band are in either the trumpet section or the trombone section?
2.Multiply. Simplify your answer and
write it as a proper fraction or as a whole or mixed number.
2
1
2
×
2
7
10
=
3. Charles made 7/8 of a pound of trail mix.
If she puts 1/8 of a pound into each bag, how many bags can Charles fill?