Lesson Plan in TLE 9 Drafting

I. Objectives. At the end of the period, the students should be able to

achieve the following with 90% proficiency:
a. identify the different kinds of alphabet of lines and their
uses;
b. draw an object by applying different kinds of alphabet of
lines ; and
c. value the uses of alphabet of lines in drawing exercises.

II. Subject Matter and References:

a. Topic: Alphabet of Lines
b. References: Drafting Volume 1 By. German M. Manaois
pp.56-58
c. Materials: power point, and visual aid

III. Procedure:

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities
a. Prayer
- Everybody stand for the prayer. May I call - Mr. Agustine
Mr. Agustine to lead the prayer? leads the
prayer.
b. Greeting
- Good morning, class. - Good
morning,
Ma’am.
c. Checking of attendance Briones!
- Who is absent for today? - None, Ma’am.
- Very good!
d. Sitting of classroom standard
- When the class in going on, what will you - Listen
do? carefully, keep
quiet and
participate
Ma’am.

- When the class is going on you will not - Yes, Ma’am!

allow to use your cellphones or gadgets.
- If you want to answer, raise your right - Okay, Ma’am!
hand. Okay?
e. Review
- What have you learned with our previous - I have learned
topic in this subject? how to draw
an
orthographic
projection.

B. Motivation
Show a drawing plate with applied alphabet of
lines.
- What do you observe in the drawing - I observe that
 plates? there are
lines, labels,
numbers and
the object.

- How do these numbers, lines, labels affect - The drawing is

the object in the drawing? more detailed.
It helps to
emphasize the
drawing.

- Would you like to draw an object with - Yes, Ma’am!

labels, lanes, and numbers?

C. Lesson Proper
a. Activity
- The students will be grouped into 4 to have
a race in matching the image of the
alphabet of lines through the given names
and definitions.

b. Analysis
- What alphabet of lines is used in to indicate - Dimension line
the measurement?
- What alphabet of lines is used in making a - Border line
drawing paper?
- Also known as object line represents the - Visible outline
visible edges of an object?
- What is composed of small or short dashes - Hidden line
about 3-4 millimeters long with gaps
between dashes, each about 1-2
millimeters wide?
- The lightest or finest line in a drawing. - Center line
- Also know extension line, is slightly heavier - Projection line
than a center line and is composed of long
equal dashes about 7 millimeters to 4
centimeters long and with gaps of about 1-
2 millimeters.
- What alphabet of lines is a fine broken line - Leader line
with an arrowhead at one end?
- It is irregular fine, curved line with an - Reference line
arrowhead the end?
- What alphabet of lines is a long break line? - Limiting line
The thickness of this line is about half that
of the visible line.

c. Abstraction
- What are the alphabet of lines and their - In sketching
uses? orthographic
drawings,
certain
conventional
 lines, each for
a definite
purpose, are
used. This line
are commonly
called
alphabet of
lines.

- How important is alphabet of lines in your - It is important

drawings? because it
helps to
emphasize the
details of the
drawing.

d. Application
Let the students draw using the different
alphabet of lines.
Rubrics
Accuracy 50%
Cleanliness 40%
Timeliness 10%
Total 100%
D. Evaluation
Part I. Identify the following alphabet of lines.
_______1. It is considered the lightest or finest
line in a drawing.
_______2. It is used to indicate the
measurements of object.
_______3. It is generally the heaviest or
darkest lines in a drawing.
_______4. It is a long break.
_______5. It is a fine broken line with an
arrowhead at one end.

Part II. Match the Column A to Column B

(10 points.)

COLUMN A COLUMN B
1. Hidden Line

2. Border Line5.

3. Leader Line

4. Reference Line

5. Limiting Line

6. Projection Line _____ ___ ____

7. Center Line
8. Visible Line

9. Dimension Line

E. Homework
Research a procedure on how to applying
alphabet lines in AUTO CAD.

Prepared by:
Pre-service Teacher

Checked by:
Subject instructor