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    The document provides instruction on constructing geometric shapes using cutting and folding techniques or a square grid. It explains how to make squares, rectangles, triangles, half circles, and quarter circles. Students are asked to cut out and paste shapes they construct using paper, then to draw a half circle and quarter circle on a square grid. The next section defines straight and curved lines as well as flat and curved surfaces. It gives examples of each and asks students to identify surfaces on 3D objects as flat or curved by coloring pictures.

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    MATHEMATICS 2

    Quarter 3 - Week 7a

    CONSTRUCTING SQUARES, RECTANGLES, TRIANGLES, CIRCLES,


    HALF CIRCLES, AND QUARTER CIRCLES USING CUT-OUTS AND
    SQUARE GRIDS
    Most Essential Learning Competency
    Constructs squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, half circles, and quarter circles
    using cut-outs and square grids. M2GE-IIIg-6

    Learning Context
    Do you still remember the 4 basic shapes? Those basic shapes are the following:
    1. 2. 3. 4.

    circle square rectangle triangle

    Just like the shape of:


    ball clock book 1 part of a watermelon

    There is also a half circle and quarter circle

    Look at the pictures.


    If you divide 1 whole into half, each part is called
    half circle.

    If you divide 1 whole into fourth, each part is called quarter circle.

    It is easy to draw things to show different shapes, but there is other way we
    can do it.
    It is through folding, cutting and using a square grids.

    Look at the following examples on how you can form shapes using folding
    and cutting.

    This figure shows forming two triangles by folding and cutting from a
    rectangle.

    This picture shows forming two triangles from folding and cutting a square.
    There are 2 ways in making a model of circle, The first way is by using circle
    objects like coins, glass, plate and others. The second one is by using also the
    folding and cutting method, but you will be able to get the exact shape if you
    will be using the first one.

    Now that you already know how to make circle using folding or cutting, I will
    show you how to make Half and quarter circle using folding and cutting.

    Half circle

    Quarter circle

    Another way of making model of shapes is by using a square grids.


    How do we use a square grids? Here are the steps in doing models of shapes
    using a square grids

    You draw straight line and curved line in a square grids to form pictures of
    different shapes.

    Learning Tasks:
    Using paper, old newspaper or magazine, fold and cut the following shapes.
    Paste it on your answer sheet.(Paalaala  Ask the guidance of somebody in
    using the scissors.)

    1. squaer
    2. rectangle
    3. tringle

    Using the square grids draw the following:

    4. Half circle 5. Quarter circle


    MATHEMATICS 2
    Quarter 3 - Week 7b

    IDENTIFYING STRAIGHT LINES AND CURVES, FLAT AND CURVED


    SURFACES IN 3-DIMENSIONAL OBJECT.

    Most Essential Learning Competency


    Identifies straight lines and curves, flat and curved surfaces in a 3-
    dimensional object. M2GE-IIIi9
    Learning Context
    In theis lesson you will improve your knowledge about straight line,
    curve line, flat and curve surface in 3-Dimensional objects.

    Line is formed from two dots connected from each other. There are two kinds
    of line, straight line and curve line.

    1. straight line
    Straight line is formed from extending beyond two points without
    curving. It can be horizontal line, vertical line or diagonal line.

    Example:

    Horizontal Line Vertical Line Diagonal Line

    2. Curve Line
    A line that is not straight and is bent in other point that change its
    direction.
    A curve line can be a wave line or a spiral line.

    Example:

    curve line
    wave line spiral line

    Surface is the outside, upper and lower part covering the surface of a
    three-dimensional shape.Surface can be flat or curve. Some objects can be a
    combination of flat surface and curve surface.

    1. Flat surface
    Commonly drawn using straight line. Flat surface is fully covered by
    another flat surface. It can be rectangular solid, cube and pyramid.

    Rectangular Solid Cube Pyramid

    2. Curved surface
    It has a rounded surface. Curved line is commonly used but straight
    line can also be used like cylinder and cone.

    Cylinder Sphere Cone


    Learning Tasks
    A. Direction: Color the picture green if it is a flat surface and yellow if it is a curved
    surface.
    1. 2. 3.

    4. 5.

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