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Mohd Eddy Izuwan B.

Mazlan
86008-29-5041
Mohd Sofiyuddin B. Sopian
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LESSON PLAN FOR TOPIC CONVERT FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS TO
PERCENTAGE.

Date

: 23 July 2009

Time

: 8.15 a.m 9.15 a.m

Subject

: Mathematics

Year

: Five

Number of students

: 26

Topic

: Percentage

Subtopic

: Convert Fraction and Decimals to Percentage.

Learning objectives
: Pupils will be taught to relate fractions and decimals to
percentage.
Learning outcomes

: Pupils will able to :1) Convert proper fractions of tenths to percentage.


2) Convert proper fractions with the denominators of 2, 4, 5,
20, 25 and 50 to percentage.

Pre-requisite knowledge : Students have already know the fractions.


Thinking skills

: Matching, combination.

Moral values

: Co-operation, brave, careful

Integration

: English Language, Moral Studies

Teaching aids

: Colour paper, conversion table

STEP
Set Induction
(5 min)

CONTENT
Revision

TEACHING AND LEARNING


ACTIVITY
Ask students to come up with 5 of
Malaysias movie.

Movies

REMARKS
Moral Values :
1) Brave

Have them vote on their favorite


movie and then find the percent
of student votes each title
received.

2) Cooperative
Teaching Aid :

Example :
1) Sembilu buluh
2) Cicak-girl
3) Dugong
4) Impak Minimum
5) Remp-oh
Teacher will guide students to
construct a chart using multicolored bar graphs to show
those percents

Development
stage
(20 min)

Concept
explanation

Teacher will guide students to


show that percents, fractions, and
decimals are also numbers.
They are only different ways of
writing how much of something.
They are names for the same
quantity.

Multicolored bar
graph

Example:
Students, when I take 50
percents from 100 hundreds, it
also mean

from one whole and

0.5 in decimal.
Teaching aids :
Convert proper
fractions of
tenths to
percentages

Teacher recall students previous


knowledge about proper fractions
of tenths and will convert it into
percentages.
Teacher will uses a conversion
table like this to show students
how to convert it.

Students also will able to convert


percentages into fractions of
tenths using that table with guide
from teacher.

1) Conversion
table

Example :

Abu saves

of his weekly

pocket money. Convert this


fraction of tenths to percentage.

=
= 30 %
In this question, you must
multiply the numerator and
denominator by 10.
Teacher state that to convert a
fraction to percentage, find the
equivalent fraction with 100 as a
denominator.

Step two
(20 min)

Convert proper
fractions with
the
denominators of
2,4,5,20,25 and
50 to
percentage.

Teacher guide students to convert


proper fractions with 2,4,5,20,25
and 50 as the denominators to
percentage.

Moral value :

Example 1:

Teaching Aid :

Careful

Colour paper
Convert

to percentage.

=
= 50 %

= 50 %
In this case, you must multiply
the numerator and the
denominator by 50.
Example 2 :
Class, there is some question for
you.
In a basketball practice, Ali
scored 1 out of 4 free throws.
What is the percentage of his
score?

Group work to do
some activity

Closure
(10 min)

Summary of the
lesson

Teacher divide the students into


four groups. After that, teacher
gives some colour paper to each
of group to solve the question.

Class, today we had learn how to


:
1) Convert proper fractions of
tenths to percentage.
2) Convert proper fractions
with the denominators of 2,
4, 5, 20, 25 and 50 to
percentage.
1) Teacher give students
some exercise from
textbook.
Class, please open page
75 on your textbook. Do
exercise 1 into 10.

Solve the following problems.

1. There are 100 apples in a basket. 25 are green


apples. What is the percentage of red apples in
the basket?
____________ of the apples are red.

2. 30 out of 40 pupils come to school by bus. What


percentage of the pupils came to school by bus?
____________ of the pupils came to school by
bus.

3. Mr. Lee has RM600. He gives 75% of it to his


wife. How much money does his wife get?
His wife gets _________________

4. Pn. Salmah uses

of her salary every month to

buy food for her family. What percentage of her


salary does she use to buy food every month?
She uses ______________ of her salary to buy
food.
5. Ranjit has 160 marbles. He gives 25% of the
marbles to his brother. How many marbles does
Ranjit have now?

Ranjit now has ____________ marbles.

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