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This document outlines a lesson plan on arithmetic sequences for a 10th grade mathematics class. The lesson plan aims to teach students to define arithmetic sequences, illustrate them, and solve problems involving them. The procedures include a review of sequences, an introduction to arithmetic sequences and the formula to find the nth term, worked examples, and a quiz to evaluate learning. Students will work through practice problems to find missing terms in sequences and fill in statements about arithmetic sequences. The lesson aligns with content and performance standards for illustrating arithmetic sequences.

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Arithmetic

This document outlines a lesson plan on arithmetic sequences for a 10th grade mathematics class. The lesson plan aims to teach students to define arithmetic sequences, illustrate them, and solve problems involving them. The procedures include a review of sequences, an introduction to arithmetic sequences and the formula to find the nth term, worked examples, and a quiz to evaluate learning. Students will work through practice problems to find missing terms in sequences and fill in statements about arithmetic sequences. The lesson aligns with content and performance standards for illustrating arithmetic sequences.

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Colegio de Sta Teresa de Avila

6 Kingfisher corner Skylark Street, Zabarte Subdivision,


Brgy. kaligayahan, Novaliches 1123 Quezon City, Philippines

School: Colegio de Sta. Teresa de Avila Grade Level Grade 10


Teacher: Magno , Lea Mae S. Learning Area: Mathematics
Teaching date: February 03, 2024 Quarter: Quarter 1
Practicum Gemma A. Marcaida Time: 10:00–11:00 am
adviser:

A. Content Standards The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts of


sequences.
B. Performance Standards The learner is able to formulate and solve problems involving
sequences.
I. Objectives MELC: Illustrates Arithmetic (M10AL-lb-1)

At the end of the lesson the learners are able to:


a. define arithmetic sequence;
b. illustrate an arithmetic sequence; and
c. solves problems involving arithmetic sequence.
II. Subject Matter Topic: Arithmetic sequence
Reference: https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/southern-
leyte-state-university/secondary-education-major-in-
english/math10-q1-mod2-arithmetic-sequence-v2/18501748
pp.4 -11
Instructional Materials: Powerpoint presentation, whiteboard and
whiteboard marker
III. Procedures
A. Daily Routine I. Prayer
II. Attendance
III. Classroom Management
B. Review My next term
The students will give the next term base on the given pattern.

1. ++--+++---++++----
2. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

3.
C. Motivation Name it to win it challenge!
Mechanics: The students will be divided into two groups. All
members can guest the word that sounds like what is shown on
the picture. The first group who will get the correct answer in each
item will be given five points on theoir recitation.

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Colegio de Sta Teresa de Avila
6 Kingfisher corner Skylark Street, Zabarte Subdivision,
Brgy. kaligayahan, Novaliches 1123 Quezon City, Philippines

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D. Lesson Proper 1. Introduction to Arithmetic Sequences


 Begin by revisiting the definition of a sequence and then
specifically introducing arithmetic sequences.
 Emphasize that in an arithmetic sequence, each term is
obtained by adding a constant difference to the previous
term.

2. Interactive Examples
 Write a few simple arithmetic sequences on the board and
ask students to identify the common difference.
 Encourage students to share their answers and explain
how they arrived at them.
 Provide additional examples for students to work on
individually, reinforcing the concept of a constant
difference.

3. Formula Exploration
 Introduce the formula for finding the nth term of an
arithmetic sequence: 𝑎𝑛 = 𝑎1 + (n - 1)d.
 Work through examples using the formula on the board,
showing step-by-step calculations.

4. Guided Practice (15 minutes):


 Guide students through a set of problems where they need
to find the nth term of given arithmetic sequences.
 Encourage students to use the formula and check their
solutions for consistency with the common difference.
Colegio de Sta Teresa de Avila
6 Kingfisher corner Skylark Street, Zabarte Subdivision,
Brgy. kaligayahan, Novaliches 1123 Quezon City, Philippines

E. Application Seatwork
Find the missing terms in each arithmetic sequence.

1) 3, 12, 21, __, __, __


2) 5, 12, __, 26, __
3) 17, 14, __, __, 5
4) 1, 5, 9, 13,.......a21 ?
5) 39, 33, 27, 21,........a14 ?
G. Generalization Fill in the blank.

1. A sequence in which term after the first is formed by adding


a fixed number to the preceding term is called ________.
2. To find the common difference, subtract the two _______
terms of an arithmetic sequence.
3. To determine the nth term of an arithmetic sequence, use
the formula _________.

IV. Evaluation Quiz time!


Read the questions/statement carefully, and choose the letter of
the best answer.

1. Which of the following describes an arithmetic sequence?


a. A sequence in which a term is formed by adding any number
to the preceding
term.
b. A sequence in which there is an equal difference between
consecutive terms.
c. A sequence in which a term minus the preceding term is always
positive.
d. A sequence in which terms follows a pattern.

2. Which of the following is the common difference in the


sequence
3, -2, -7, …?
a.1 b. -5 c. 5 d. -1

3. What is the missing term in the arithmetic sequence


23, 18, 13, 8, 3, _____, -7, -12,… ?
a.-2 b. 2 c. -5 d. 5

4. Which is NOT true about the arithmetic sequence: 25, 32, 39,
46, …?
a. The common difference is 7. b. the 6th term is 60.
c. The 7th term is 60. d. the 8th term is 74.

5. During a free-fall rappelling, a skydiver jumps 36 feet, 48 feet,


and 60 feet on the first, second, and third fall, respectively. If he
continues to jump at this pattern, how many feet will he have
jumped during the tenth fall?
a.144 b. 156 c. 132 d. 140
V. Agreement Study arithmetic series.
Colegio de Sta Teresa de Avila
6 Kingfisher corner Skylark Street, Zabarte Subdivision,
Brgy. kaligayahan, Novaliches 1123 Quezon City, Philippines

Lea Mae S. Magno Ma. Theresa Asuncion


Student teacher Dean of Education

Erwin A. Mariano Gemma A. Marcaida


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