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This lesson plan teaches students about perimeter of polygons. It defines key terms like perimeter, polygon, regular polygon, and irregular polygon. Students will learn to calculate the perimeter of different polygons like rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, and hexagons by adding the lengths of their sides. The lesson includes examples of calculating perimeters, as well as practice problems for students to solve independently.

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This lesson plan teaches students about perimeter of polygons. It defines key terms like perimeter, polygon, regular polygon, and irregular polygon. Students will learn to calculate the perimeter of different polygons like rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, and hexagons by adding the lengths of their sides. The lesson includes examples of calculating perimeters, as well as practice problems for students to solve independently.

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DETAILED LESSON PLAN

In
MATH 7

1.OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
 define perimeter, polygon, irregular polygons and regular polygons.
 distinguish the difference of regular polygon and irregular polygon.
 solve perimeter accurately.

11.SUBJECT MATTER:
Topic: Perimeter of a Polygon
Reference: E-Math 7, pgs. 104-106
by: Orlando A. Oronce, Marilyn O. Mendoza
Materials: Printed Visual Aids, Chalkboard

111.PROCEDURE:
A. Preparation
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
1. Prayer
“Please stand, let’s pray.”
(All students will stand)
2. Greetings
“Good Morning Class.”
“Good Morning ma’am!”
3. Attendance
(Checking of Attendance)

B. Motivation

Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity


Activity:

Direction: Use a tape measure to find the length and


width of the rectangular objects in the table below. Yes ma’am
Write the measurements in the nearest centimetre.
Then calculate the distance around the object.

What to Length Width Distance


measure (cm) (cm) around
the object
(cm)
Math book
Teacher’s
table top
One
windowpan
e
A chair seat
A bulletin
board
notebook

C. Presentation
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity

The distance around the object is called its PERIMETER.


And that is our new topic for today.
D. Discussion
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity

Perimeter (P)
- The sum of the lengths of the sides of a
polygon.
Polygon
- Is a closed figure whose sides are segments
having 3 or more sides.
Example of a polygons:
- Triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon
Regular Polygon
- Polygons having all angles are congruent and
all sides are congruent.
Irregular polygon
- Polygons having all side are not congruent.

Example:
Perimeter of Irregular Polygon
Find the perimeter of each polygon.
A.
7cm
5cm

9cm
P= 5cm + 9cm+ 7cm
P= 21 cm

8cm
B.
10cm 14cm

8cm
P= 8cm+ 10cm+8cm+14cm
P=40 cm

Perimeter of Regular Polygon

C. Regular octagon: side= 9cm


Solution: an octagon is a polygon with 8 sides, since
the octagon is regular,P=8s
P=8s write the formula for the perimeter of an
octgon.
P= 8(9cm)
P= 72 cm

Perimeter of Rectangle
The perimeter of a rectangle with length(l) and
width(w) is given by:
P=2l + 2w or P=2(l+w)

D. 10cm

5cm

P= 2l + 2w write the formula for the perimeter of a


rectangle
P= 2(10) + 2(5) replace (l) with 10 and (w) with 5.
P= 30
YES MA’AM
UNDERSTOOD!
D. Application:
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
Board work:
Find the perimeter of each polygon.

1. P= 8ft. + 10ft. + 12ft.


8ft. 12ft. P= 30ft.
triangle

10ft.

2.
4.2m square P=4s
P=4(4.2)
P=16.8
7in.
3.
18in. 15in.
13in.
P=7in. + 18in. +20in. +15in. +13in. +3in
P= 76 in.
3in.
20in.

E. Generalization
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
Class, in solving Perimeter of a polygon, just
simply add the measurement of the sides of the
polygon.

Understood! Yes ma’am

1V.EVALUATION:
Find the perimeter of each polygon.( ½ crosswise)

1.
8m rectangle
19m
2.
4ft. equilateral triangle

3. 10m

8m 8m trapezoid
8m
4. 2.5 cm.
Regular hexagon
V. ASSIGNMENT:
Find the perimeter of each polygon.

a. b.
10m
9ft.

c. d.
11mm.
15m

e.side= 5m f. side= 13ft.

Prepared by:
Faith L. Laduan
BSE IV (Mathematics)

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