SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
GRADE LEVEL: 9
TEACHER: LOURDES D. DE JESUS
d.2. Quiz
d.2. Find the solutions of
quadratic equations usng the
quadratic formula.
e. summative test
e. Find the roots of quadratic
equations by applying any
method in solving quadratic
equations.
A.3
A.3 A.3 Completing the table
characterizes the -describe the roots of
roots of a quadratic quadratic equation when the
equation using the value of b²-4ac is
discriminant. 0? positive and perfect
square?positive but not
perfect square?negative?
-determine the quadratic
equation having roots that are
real numbers
and equal? rational numbers?
irrational numbers? not real
numbers? A.4
A.4 A.4 Think – pair share
describes the Find the sum and the product of Solving the sum and the
relationship between roots of quadratic product of the roots of
the coefficients and the equation.Verify your answers by quadratic equations.
roots of a quadratic obtaining the roots of the
equation. equation.
A.5
solves equations A.5 A.5
transformable to Transform quadratic equation in Group Activity ( 5 members
quadratic equations the form y = ax2 + bx + c In a group) Transforming
(including rational quadratic equations in
algebraic equations). standard form.
A.6
Group Collaboration
A.6 A.6 (“How are quadratic
solves problems --write the equation equations used in solving
involving quadratic representing the area of the real life problems and in
equations and rational parking lot in finding its length making decisions?”)
algebraic equations. and width?
-- determinethe equation
represents the perimeter of the
swimming pool?
How about the equation that
represents its area?
A.7 A.7 A.7
illustrates quadratic Give five examples of quadratic -Group Activity
inequalities inequality.) ( writing examples of
quadratic inequality.)
Identify the quadratic inequality -Quiz
of the given mathematical
sentence.
-Group Activity
A.8 Find the solution set of the
Solve quadratic following quadratic inequalities
inequalities -Group collaboration
Finding practical applications of
concepts and skills in daily living
A.9 - Group activity
solves problems Find the diagonal of different
involving quadratic item, like ( plywood, rectangle,
inequalities. TV screen and etc)
Picture analysis
A.10 How does the graph look like?
models real-life Name similar situation or
situations using pictures you see around that
quadratic functions. shows parabolic path.
Work In pairs
Problem solving
(Consider a rectangle whose
width is (x + 2) cm and whose
length is (x + 5) cm. How do
you find the area of this
rectangle?Ans. x² + 7x + 10)
Quiz
Determine whether or not each
of the following points is a
solution of the inequality
A.14
analyzes the effects of Using f(x) = x2 as the reference INDIVIDUAL
changing the values of graph, which graph opens ACTIVITY (Oral test)
a, h and k in the wider/narrower.
equation y = a(x – h)2 +
k of a quadratic function Which graphs translate to the
on its graph right or to the left of the origin? INDIVIDUAL
ACTIVITY (Oral test)
Which graph translates upwards
or downwards from f(x) = x2 .
GROUP ACTIVITY
A.15
determines the equation finding the zeros of the quadratic (Matching Type)
of a quadratic function functions.
given: (a) a table of Reflect the message.
values; (b) graph; (c)
zeros 1.Determine the equation of WORK IN PAIRS
quadratic function represented
by table of values
2.Determine the vertex of the
parabola and its maximum and
the minimum point.
A.16
determine the PICTURE ANALYSIS
solves problems
equation of a quadratic function. ( graph of PROFIT IN THE
involving quadratic
BANANA PLANTATION )
functions.
CURRICULUM MAP
SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
GRADE LEVEL: 9
TEACHER: LOURDES D. DE JESUS
TERM # UNIT CONTENT PERFOMANCE COMPETENCIES/ ASSESMENT ACTIVITIES RESOURCES INSTITUTIONAL
Month TPIC: STANDARD STANDARD SKILLS CORE VALUES
Content ( CS ) ( PS )
QUARTER Patterns The learner… The learner… The learner…
II and
Algebra demonstrates is able to formulate
understanding of and solve accurately B.1 B.1
key concepts of problems involving a.1 a.1
illustrates situations
variation and radicals. Write an equation for INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
that involve the
radicals. following variations: (a) the given statements.
direct; (b) inverse; (c)
joint; (d) combined. b.1 b.1
Determine if the tables WORK IN PAIRS ( figure
and graphs express a analysis)
direct variationor inverse
variation between the
variables.
B.2 B.2
translates into variation . GROUP COLLABORATION
statement a relationship Formulating mathematical
between two quantities given equation that represents a
by: (a) a table of values; (b) given situation.
a mathematical equation; (c)
a graph, and vice versa.
B.3
B.3 Solving real-life problems WORK IN PAIRS
solves problems involving involving variation ( Worded problems )
variation.
B.4
B.4 WORK IN PAIRS
applies the laws involving
applies the laws involving Completing the table
positive integral exponents to
positive integral exponents
zero and negative integral
to zero and negative integral
exponents
exponents.
B.5 B.5 B.5
illustrates expressions with Simplify the given expression Group Activity :(work in
rational exponents using the laws for fractional group of 5 members)
exponents.
B.6
simplifies expressions with B.6 B.6
rational exponents a.6 Group Activity (Work in
Simplify the given expressions. If groups of pairs.)
the expression is undefined,
write “undefined”
b.6 Quiz
Simplify each given expression
applying the laws for integral
exponents
B.7