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School: SAMAR NATIONAL SCHOOL Grade Level: 8

LYKA P. NOROMBABA Learning MAPEH


Teacher:
Area: (Music)
Grades 1 to 12 APRIL 04, 2024
Teaching Grade 8- STE (B) ARISTOTLE (7:00- 4th
Daily Lesson Dates and Quarter:
8:00)
Plan Time: Grade 8- STE (A) PLATO (10:20 –
11:20)

I. OBJECTIVES
A. CONTENT STANDARD
 The learner demonstrates understanding and application of musical skills related
to selected Traditional Asian Theater.

B. PERFORMANCE STANDARD
 The learner performs excerpts for Traditional Asian Theater with appropriate
pitch, rhythm, expression and style.

C. MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETENCIES


 The learner describes how the musical elements contribute to the performance of
the musical production (MU8TH-IVb-h-3).
 The learner identifies the instruments that accompany kabuki, peking opera, and
wayang kulit (MU8TH-Iva-g-4).

D. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:
 Identify the different kinds of notes through discussion;
 Express what they feel about the lesson by sharing their ideas, experiences, and
understanding; and
 Present the different rhythmic pattern using common materials gathered .

II. CONTENT
A. TOPIC : Rhythmic Pattern for Kabuki and Wayang Kulit
B. VALUES INTERACTION : Understanding and Participation

III. LEARNING REFERENCES


A. References
1. Learning Guide : Learning Materials in Music & Arts; Unit 4
2. Textbook Pages : Pages 143 - 161
3. Additional Resources : Youtube, Google internet
4. Materials : PowerPoint Presentation, Laptop, Projector

IV. PROCEDURE

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity


A. PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
 Prayer

Can you please lead the prayer?


“Let us pray all together” (Student will pray)

 Greetings

Good morning everyone! Good morning ma’am!

How is your day class? We are pretty good ma’am

That’s good to hear. Please be seated.

 Checking of Attendance

I am going to check your attendance, who is None ma’am.


not around and absent today?

 Review

“Let us have a short review first?”


(Student answer the question)
“What have we discussed last meeting?”

Very good!
(Student answer the question)
What are the three musical theater in Asian?

Good job!

 Motivation
Activity: Body Percussion
(Student will follow the instruction)
(The teacher will group the class into 4
groups and assign specific body part to
sound on and give the tempo).

Group member:

1. Clapping 3. Stamping
2. Tap your lap 4. Tap your chest (Student will do the activity)

When I point to your group, you will


perform or sound your body.
(Student answer may vary)

“Do you have any idea about our topic


today?”

Very good, thank you! Objectives:


At the end of the lesson, the students are
To begin our lesson, let’s read first our expected to:
objectives.  Identify the different kinds of notes
through discussion;
 Express what they feel about the
lesson by sharing their ideas,
experiences, and understanding;
and
 Present the different rhythmic
pattern using common materials.

Rhythm – a repeated pattern of


movement or sound.
 Unlocking Difficulties Pattern – a common model that used as a
guide of something.

B. LESSON PROPER
Activity: Sing with Me!

The students will sing a song 10 little Indians


and will clap their hands according to the given
beat of phrases in the song. (Students will participate)

Analysis
 How was the activity?
 Did you follow the correct beat? (Student answer may vary)

Abstraction

Rhythmic Pattern
- A series of rhythms that are repeated in
a specific order. These patterns can be
created using a variety of techniques, (Student will listen to the discussion)
such as the use of different time
signatures. The 2/4, 2/4, and the 4/4
time signatures.

Rhythm
Rhythm Pattern for Kabuki

Rhythm Pattern for Wayang Kulit

Application
Activity: Making Music!
The class will be divided into 4 groups.
Each group will improvise instruments or (Students will do the activity)
materials that will be using in performing the
rhythmic pattern for kabuki and wayang kulit.

Performance Rubric

Assessment
Essay!
 How will you describe the rhythmic
pattern of kabuki to Wayang Kulit?
 Give some highlights/insights on (Student will answer the questions)
the significance or what you have
learn from Traditional Asian Theater
Music activities.
Assignment s
Study the Southeast Asian Arts!
IV. REMARKS
V. REFLECTION

Prepared by: Checked by: Reviewed by:

LYKA P. NOROMBABA MAILENE D. CABREZA GERARD JUDE T. GERODIAZ


Student Intern Cooperating Teacher Department Head

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