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D.

EXPLANATION

Let the groups present/ Explain their outputs.


Process all their answers.

How did you find the activity? We had fun during the activity.
How were you able to find the answer? We got the sum of the measures of the sides
of the figure.
So, before we check your answers let’s have
first a discussion.

How will you find the answer to the problem?


To solve for the problem, you add the
measurements of the sides of the park
The park has four sides
So,
65m + 40m + 65m + 40m = 210m

How many distance did Lorena walks daily? 210m, Teacher.


So, Lorena walks a distance of 210m daily.

This distance around the park is called


Perimeter

What it is called again? Perimeter

In your group activity, you added the


measurements of each side of the figure to get Yes, Teacher
the total distance, right?

Basically, the total distance of the object you


were able to find is what we called Perimeter.

The Perimeter of a closed figure is the


distance around the figure.

What figure is this? Triangle, Teacher


15cm 15cm

15cm
Let s be the length of one side of equilateral
triangle, if P is the perimeter of the triangle,
then

P=s+s+s
= 15 cm + 15 cm + 15 cm
= 45 cm

What figure is this? Square, Teacher


15cm

15cm 15cm

15cm

Let s be the length of one side of the square


and P be the Perimeter of the square. Then,

P=s+s+s+s
= 15 cm + 15 cm + 15 cm + 15cm
= 60 cm

What figure is this? Rectangle, Teacher

25cm

15cm 15cm

25cm

Let L be the length and W be the width of a


rectangle. If P be the Perimeter of the
rectangle, then,

P = 2L + 2W
= (2 x 25cm) + (2 x 15cm)
= 80 cm
What figure is this? Parallelogram, Teacher

20 cm

15cm 15cm

20 cm

Let H be the height and W be the width of a


parallelogram. If P be the Perimeter of the
Parallelogram, then,

P = 2H + 2W
= (2 x 15cm) + (2 x 20cm)
= 70 cm

What figure is this? Trapezoid, Teacher

10 cm

15cm 10 cm

20 cm

Let s be the length of one side of the


Trapezoid and P be the Perimeter of the
Trapezoid. Then,

P=s+s+s+s
= 10 cm + 10 cm + 20 cm + 15 cm
= 55 cm

E. GENERALIZATION

I have here a chart to you to answer.


What is the formula in finding the Perimeter
of Square, Triangle, Rectangle, Parallelogram,
and Trapezoid?
To make it exciting, I have here a spinning
wheel in my laptop with all of your names.
And what name that stop the arrow will
answer the following

Is that clear class? Yes, Teacher

Y’all did a good job class!


Give yourselves 10 loud claps
(clapping)
F. VALUES INTEGRATION
Me, Teacher
Like Lorena, who else who jog daily?

By knowing the perimeter or the distance in


the area you will know how many meters did
you run

What are the benefits of jogging?


To make you fit, Teacher
What else?
Having a healthy lifestyle
Very good class!

G. Evaluation

You have an idea how to find the perimeter of


each figure

Now, let’s try your knowledge.


Direction: Please copy and answer carefully
and find the perimeter of each figures.
Are you done class? Yes, Teacher

Okay, please pass your paper in front.

H. ASSIGNMENT
Direction: Read each problem carefully. Then solve for the Perimeter. Choose the letter
of the correct answer. Write answer on the space provided.

_____1. It is Christmas Holiday and Rona wants to put a lights around the Tv. Look at the
measurement. What is the length of the lights does she need?
300cm

200cm 200cm

300cm
A. 800cm B. 1000cm C. 700cm D. 900cm

_____2. One side of an equilateral triangular park measures 20m. what is the perimeter of a
triangular park?
A. 20m B. 40m C. 60m D. 30m

_____3. Jonel enclosed his vegetable garden with a fence. The four sides of the garder measures
10, 15, 17 and 9 meter. How long will be the fence?
A. 25m B. 32m C. 42m D. 51m
_____4. One side of a square playground of Bacon West Central School in Zambales, measures
35 meters. How many meters of chicken wire needed to enclose the playground?
A. 70m B. 105m C. 140m D. 175m
_____5. Josel bought a lot whose sides measure 23m, 18m, 23m, and 18m. what is the perimeter
of the lot he bought?
A. 82m B. 75m C. 54m D. 41m

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