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This document outlines a lesson plan on Asian festivals. The objectives are for students to be able to identify different Asian festivals, compare the festivals of China, Japan, and Thailand, and appreciate the festivals. The lesson will discuss the Chinese New Year, Japanese Taiko drum festival, and Thai lantern festival. It includes a teaching procedure with motivation, lesson proper, and evaluation sections. Students will be assigned to read about Japanese theater.

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This document outlines a lesson plan on Asian festivals. The objectives are for students to be able to identify different Asian festivals, compare the festivals of China, Japan, and Thailand, and appreciate the festivals. The lesson will discuss the Chinese New Year, Japanese Taiko drum festival, and Thai lantern festival. It includes a teaching procedure with motivation, lesson proper, and evaluation sections. Students will be assigned to read about Japanese theater.

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This document outlines a lesson plan on Asian festivals. The objectives are for students to be able to identify different Asian festivals, compare the festivals of China, Japan, and Thailand, and appreciate the festivals. The lesson will discuss the Chinese New Year, Japanese Taiko drum festival, and Thai lantern festival. It includes a teaching procedure with motivation, lesson proper, and evaluation sections. Students will be assigned to read about Japanese theater.

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I.

Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the student should be able to:
a. Identify the different Asian festival;
b. Compare the festival of China, Japan, and Thailand;
c. Appreciate the festival form of China, Japan, and Thailand.

II. Subject matter


Topic: Asian festivals
Subtopic: Festivals of China, Japan, and Thailand
Reference: Music and Arts leaners module pp.366-378
Materials: Audio Visual Aids; manila paper

III. Teaching Procedure


a. Daily routine
Greetings
Checking of attendance
b. Review

Teachers activity Students activity


- Last meeting we discuss all
about the theater of Indonesia,
which is the Wayang Kulit
and Shadow theater arts of
Thailand which is the Nang - Yes maam
theater, right?

- Anyone who can give the - Wayang means puppet amd


meaning of Wayang kulit? kulit means skin

- Very Good! What do you call


the person or the puppeteer
who controls the puppet or the
wayang kulit? - Dalang/dhalang maam.

- Exactly! How about the Nang


shadow puppet of Thailand,
anyone who can give the
meaning? - Nang was one form of public
entertainment in Thailand.
- Thats right! who can give the
two types of nang shadow
puppet?

- Nice answer! do you have any


- Nang talung and Nang yai.
question about the theater arts
of Asia?

- If none let us proceed to our


new topic - None maam

c. Motivation

- But before that, take a look of


these picture.
- (students will look at the
picture)

- What is it?

- Moriones Festival.

- How about this?

- Panagbenga Festival

- The third photo?

- Exactly! And what are those? - Ati- atihan Festival


The Moriones Festival,
Panangbenga, and Ati-ati.
- Philippine Festival

- Based on our previous topic


and pictures, what do you think
our topic for today?
- Asian Festival.
- Very Good! Our topic for today
is Asian festival.

D. Lesson Proper

- Can you give the 3 festival that


you watch? - Lantern festival of Thailand,
Chinese New Year and Taiko
drum festival of japan.

- Very good! What is Chinese


New Year all about?
- It is the longest and most
important festivity in Chinese
calendar

- Nice answer! How about


dragon dance and lion dance
can you compare it?
- Dragon dance is a highlight of
Chinese New Year and dragon
is longer that lion

- Correct! What is Taiko drum


festival of japan?
- They are using big and small
drums, they use drums to pray
for rain and other religious
ceremony.
- Nice answer! And the last is
the lantern festival.

- Also known as Sky lantern or


Ye Peng Festival this are small
- Excellent! Do you have any hot ballon.
question?

-
- None maam.

IV. Evaluation
(Grading for reporting)

Rubrics
Penmanship 10 pts.
Reporting 15 pts.
Content 25 pts.
50 pts.
V. Assignment
Japanese theater ( p 147)
Answer the following:
1. What is Japanese Theater?
2. What are the vocal instrument features of Japanese theater?

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