Lesson Plan in Music
Grade 4
Week 9 and 10
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To define the time signature and explain the function of the lower and upper number.
B. To identify the correct time signature of a particular piece of music.
C. To supply the correct note or rest according to the given time signature.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Time Signature
B. Materials:
B.1 Notation and lyrics of “Red River Valley” by unknown
B.2 Lyrics of Bahay Kubo
B.3 Keyboards
B.4 Visual aids of rhythmic patterns
C. Reference: Apilado Victonette, Paras Ma. Cecilia, Agno Francis (2009)
Philippines: Shine with MAPE4
Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
pp. 24 - 30
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Review the previous lesson which is meter. Tell the pupils that in their previous lesson, they have learned that the beats flow in 2s, 3s, and 4s .
A.3 Teach the song “Red River Valley” by rote method.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Ask: Looking at the musical notation of Red river valley, what musical symbol comes after the clef?
B.2 Let the pupils give example of different time signatures.
B.3 Explain to them the function of the upper and lower number on a time signature.
C. Integration
C.1 Complete the measures by adding the correct note and rest according to the given time signature.
C.2 Sing the song “Bahay Kubo” a folksong, using different time signature.
D. Evaluation
Divide the music into measures of equal number of beats, according to the given time signature.
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils:
-What is time signature?
-How important is it to music?
F. Assignment
What are pitch names and syllable names in music?
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Grade 7 and 8
Lesson Plan in Music
Intermediate Level
Week 7 and 8
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To showcase their talents through musical presentation.
B. To have a musical performance with their classmates and with audiences.
C.To retain and enhance their own, individual love of music.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Musical Presentation
B. Materials:
B.1 Musical Instruments
B.2 Microphones
B.3 Rubrics for musical presentation
C. Reference: http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/music/goals.asp
http://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?code=B4334C&sp=yes&
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Do’s and don’ts during the perfrromance.
B. Motivation:
B.1 Words of encouragement
B.2 The teacher will do a sample performance.
C. Musical Presentation
Performances of the students.
D. Evaluation
Rubrics for singing and playing of musical instruments:
Musicianship - expressive elements, interpretation, dynamics - 25 pts
Articulation and Diction- accuracy and fluency of attacks and releases (instrumental), accuracy of pronunciation and releases (vocal) – 25 pts.
Tone Quality - resonance, control, clarity, focus, consistency, warmth, breathing and support -25 pts.
Rhythm - accuracy of values, duration, pulse, steadiness, meter – 25 pts.
Rubrics for dancing:
Knowledge movement/choreography – 25 pts.
Ability to execute the movements. Correct placement of hands, feet, legs.
Rhythm/Tempo – 25 pts.
Ability to stay in time with the music
Shows Energy/Attitude – 25 pts.
Involvement in the emotion or mood dance. (e.g. connecting with music instead of going through the motions.
Creativity and interpretation – 25 pts.
Ability to incorporate creative costumes and music that goes in accordance with the theme selection.
E. Wrapping Up
Ask: Did you enjoy the performance?
What is your favorite performance?
Intermediate Level
Week 7 and 8
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To showcase their talents through musical presentation.
B. To have a musical performance with their classmates and with audiences.
C.To retain and enhance their own, individual love of music.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Musical Presentation
B. Materials:
B.1 Musical Instruments
B.2 Microphones
B.3 Rubrics for musical presentation
C. Reference: http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/music/goals.asp
http://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?code=B4334C&sp=yes&
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Do’s and don’ts during the perfrromance.
B. Motivation:
B.1 Words of encouragement
B.2 The teacher will do a sample performance.
C. Musical Presentation
Performances of the students.
D. Evaluation
Rubrics for singing and playing of musical instruments:
Musicianship - expressive elements, interpretation, dynamics - 25 pts
Articulation and Diction- accuracy and fluency of attacks and releases (instrumental), accuracy of pronunciation and releases (vocal) – 25 pts.
Tone Quality - resonance, control, clarity, focus, consistency, warmth, breathing and support -25 pts.
Rhythm - accuracy of values, duration, pulse, steadiness, meter – 25 pts.
Rubrics for dancing:
Knowledge movement/choreography – 25 pts.
Ability to execute the movements. Correct placement of hands, feet, legs.
Rhythm/Tempo – 25 pts.
Ability to stay in time with the music
Shows Energy/Attitude – 25 pts.
Involvement in the emotion or mood dance. (e.g. connecting with music instead of going through the motions.
Creativity and interpretation – 25 pts.
Ability to incorporate creative costumes and music that goes in accordance with the theme selection.
E. Wrapping Up
Ask: Did you enjoy the performance?
What is your favorite performance?
Grade 4 week 6 and 7
Lesson Plan in Music
Grade 4
Week 6 n 7
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To define meter.
B. To differentiate meters: duple, triple, and quadruple.
C. To identify the meter of the music they listen to.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Meter
B. Materials:
B.1 Recordings of the following songs:
Lupang Hinirang by Julian Felipe
CALABARZON March by
Cavite Hymn
B.2 Records of song with different meter
B.3Visual Aids/Laptop
C. Reference: Apilado Victonette, Paras Ma. Cecilia, Agno Francis 2009
Philippines: Shine with MAPE4
Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
pp. 16-23
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Ask the pupils to listen to “Lupang Hinirang”, CALABARZON hymn, and Cavite Hymn. Respond to the beat by nodding their head or tapping.
A.3 Ask the pupils if they feel the flow of the beat?
- Did you notice that the beats flow in 2’s, 3’s and 4s?.
A.4 Tell the pupils that the beats in music are organized in such a way that it follows a certain pattern of strong and weak beats.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Discuss the concept of meter. Meter is a pattern of beats in twos, threes, and fours. It is the flow of the beats in 2s, 3s, and 4s.
B.2 Let the pupils listen to song examples and identify the meter as duple, triple, and quadruple.
B.3Introduce the symbol bar line, measure and double bar line.
C. Integration
C.1 Divide the given patterns into equal number of beats according to the correct meter.
C.2 Recall and sing each of the following songs and identify the meter as duple, triple, or quadruple.
- Lupang Hinirang
- Paruparong Bukid
-It’s a small world
D. Evaluation
Listen to each of the following musical excerpts to be given by the teacher and identify the meter as duple, triple, and quadruple.
1. It’s a small world ________________
2. Leron leron Sinta ________________
3. Liguorian Hymn ________________
4. Edelweiss ______________
5. Getting to know you _________
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils:
-What is a meter?
-What are the different meters?
F. Assignment
Define time signature.
Grade 4
Week 6 n 7
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To define meter.
B. To differentiate meters: duple, triple, and quadruple.
C. To identify the meter of the music they listen to.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Meter
B. Materials:
B.1 Recordings of the following songs:
Lupang Hinirang by Julian Felipe
CALABARZON March by
Cavite Hymn
B.2 Records of song with different meter
B.3Visual Aids/Laptop
C. Reference: Apilado Victonette, Paras Ma. Cecilia, Agno Francis 2009
Philippines: Shine with MAPE4
Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
pp. 16-23
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Ask the pupils to listen to “Lupang Hinirang”, CALABARZON hymn, and Cavite Hymn. Respond to the beat by nodding their head or tapping.
A.3 Ask the pupils if they feel the flow of the beat?
- Did you notice that the beats flow in 2’s, 3’s and 4s?.
A.4 Tell the pupils that the beats in music are organized in such a way that it follows a certain pattern of strong and weak beats.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Discuss the concept of meter. Meter is a pattern of beats in twos, threes, and fours. It is the flow of the beats in 2s, 3s, and 4s.
B.2 Let the pupils listen to song examples and identify the meter as duple, triple, and quadruple.
B.3Introduce the symbol bar line, measure and double bar line.
C. Integration
C.1 Divide the given patterns into equal number of beats according to the correct meter.
C.2 Recall and sing each of the following songs and identify the meter as duple, triple, or quadruple.
- Lupang Hinirang
- Paruparong Bukid
-It’s a small world
D. Evaluation
Listen to each of the following musical excerpts to be given by the teacher and identify the meter as duple, triple, and quadruple.
1. It’s a small world ________________
2. Leron leron Sinta ________________
3. Liguorian Hymn ________________
4. Edelweiss ______________
5. Getting to know you _________
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils:
-What is a meter?
-What are the different meters?
F. Assignment
Define time signature.
grade 4 week 4
Lesson Plan in Music
Grade 4
Week 4
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To identify the different kinds of notes and rests and their time values.
B. To tap or clap the rhythmic patterns correctly.
C. To create a two-measure rhythmic pattern and tap them correctly with peers.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Notes and Rests
B. Materials:
B.1 Flashcards of the different notes and rests
B.2Chart of rhythmic patterns
B.3Drums with stick
B.4Visual Aids/Laptop
B.5 Lyrics of the song “Children’s Prayer” by Engelbert Humperdinck
C. Reference: Apilado Victonette, Paras Ma. Cecilia, Agno Francis
Philippine Copyright 2009
Shine with MAPE4
Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
#388 Mc Arthur Highway, Dalandanan, Valenzuela City
pp. 9-15
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Learn and sing the song “Children’s Prayer” by rote.
A.3 Ask the pupils if they enjoy the song.
A.4 Tell the pupils that a piece of music is not only heard or felt it is also seen. Music is seen through music notation. Show them example of musical piece.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Tell them that:
- Music is represented by symbols.
- Today you will learn about the symbol for sound and silence.
- The symbol for sound is called a note. And there are different kinds of notes.
B.2 Tap the duration of the notes using duration diagram.
B.3 Tell them that the symbol for silence is called a rest. Show duration diagram using the rests.
C. Integration
C.1 Notes and Movements.The teacher will interpret the different kinds of notes through body movements. The pupils will follow.
C.2 The pupils will do the movements as the teacher is showing the flashcards of notes that they will interpret.
C.3Create rhythmic pattern using the notes. And lead the pupils in tapping the rhythmic patterns.
C.4 Create rhythmic patterns using notes and rests. And lead the pupils in tapping the rhythmic patterns.
D. Evaluation
Have the pupils tap the correct rhythmic patterns with their peers.
RUBRICS:
10 pts.- Student has mastered the expectation of consistently tapping the correct rhythmic patterns.
8 pts. – Student is achieving expectation with a good level of competency. He/She usually tap the correct rhythmic patterns.
7 pts. – Student is achieving expectation below grade level. He/She sometimes performs in tapping the pattern.
6 pts. – Student is experiencing difficulty. She/He rarely tap the correct rhythmic patterns.
No students will get below 5 pts for the effort.
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils:
-What is a note? A rest?
-What are the different kinds of notes and rest?
F. Assignment
Define Meter
Grade 4
Week 4
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To identify the different kinds of notes and rests and their time values.
B. To tap or clap the rhythmic patterns correctly.
C. To create a two-measure rhythmic pattern and tap them correctly with peers.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Notes and Rests
B. Materials:
B.1 Flashcards of the different notes and rests
B.2Chart of rhythmic patterns
B.3Drums with stick
B.4Visual Aids/Laptop
B.5 Lyrics of the song “Children’s Prayer” by Engelbert Humperdinck
C. Reference: Apilado Victonette, Paras Ma. Cecilia, Agno Francis
Philippine Copyright 2009
Shine with MAPE4
Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
#388 Mc Arthur Highway, Dalandanan, Valenzuela City
pp. 9-15
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Learn and sing the song “Children’s Prayer” by rote.
A.3 Ask the pupils if they enjoy the song.
A.4 Tell the pupils that a piece of music is not only heard or felt it is also seen. Music is seen through music notation. Show them example of musical piece.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Tell them that:
- Music is represented by symbols.
- Today you will learn about the symbol for sound and silence.
- The symbol for sound is called a note. And there are different kinds of notes.
B.2 Tap the duration of the notes using duration diagram.
B.3 Tell them that the symbol for silence is called a rest. Show duration diagram using the rests.
C. Integration
C.1 Notes and Movements.The teacher will interpret the different kinds of notes through body movements. The pupils will follow.
C.2 The pupils will do the movements as the teacher is showing the flashcards of notes that they will interpret.
C.3Create rhythmic pattern using the notes. And lead the pupils in tapping the rhythmic patterns.
C.4 Create rhythmic patterns using notes and rests. And lead the pupils in tapping the rhythmic patterns.
D. Evaluation
Have the pupils tap the correct rhythmic patterns with their peers.
RUBRICS:
10 pts.- Student has mastered the expectation of consistently tapping the correct rhythmic patterns.
8 pts. – Student is achieving expectation with a good level of competency. He/She usually tap the correct rhythmic patterns.
7 pts. – Student is achieving expectation below grade level. He/She sometimes performs in tapping the pattern.
6 pts. – Student is experiencing difficulty. She/He rarely tap the correct rhythmic patterns.
No students will get below 5 pts for the effort.
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils:
-What is a note? A rest?
-What are the different kinds of notes and rest?
F. Assignment
Define Meter
Grade 4 week 3n4
Lesson Plan in Music
Grade 4
Week 3 n 4
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able to:
A. To define rhythm.
B. To differentiate accented from unaccented beats..
C. To respond to the beat of the songs through body movements.
D. To value rhythm as the life of the music.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Rhythm
B. Materials:
B.1 Recordings of songs:
B.1.1Lupang Hinirang
B.1.2 Manang Biday
B.1.3 Leron Leron Sinta
B.2Mp3
B.3Pictures of season
B.4 Beater
B.5Visual Aids/Laptop
B.6 Lyrics of When the Saint’s go marching and we get together
C. Reference:
Shine with MAPE4 pp.3-8
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2Learn and sing the song “When the Saints’ Go marching In”with appropriate action, responding to the proper flow of the beats.
A.3Ask the pupils how do they feel when they are marching?
B. Interaction:
B.1 Show the class the pictures of the seasons: the rising and setting of the sun, the movement in a dance and the tick-tock of the clock.
B.2 Discuss the regularity of the flow of time.Lead in the discussion of rhythm which is the ordered flow of music in time.
B.3 Allow the pupils to feel and experience rhythm through their bodies. Establish the flow of the beats through a beater. Continue tapping the beats. Let the pupils differentiate strong and weak beats by listening and feeling the beats.
B.4 .Show them the flow of the beats through stick notation.
C. Integration
C.1 Listening Exercise: Let the pupils listen to a recording and then respond to the flow of the beats through body movements.
C.2 Let them sing the song “The more we get together” and let them identify the strong and weak beats. Discuss with them the difference between strong and weak beats.
D. Evaluation
Have the pupils sing the songs learned in this lesson and respond to the beat through body movements. Consciously feel the strong and weak beats while singing.
RUBRICS:
10 pts.- Student has mastered the expectation of consistently moving in time with the beat.
8 pts. – Student is achieving expectation with a good level of competency. He/She usually moves in time with the beat.
7 pts. – Student is achieving expectation below grade level. He/She sometimes performs in time with the beat.
6 pts. – Student is experiencing difficulty.She/He rarely moves or performs in time with the beat.
No students will get below 5 pts for the effort.
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils if they feel the beats in their bodies? What happens when the heartbeat stop?
E.2 Tell them: In the same manner, when there are no beats in music, there will be no music at all. Rhythm gives life to the music.
F. Assignment
What are the different kinds of notes and rests.
Grade 4
Week 3 n 4
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able to:
A. To define rhythm.
B. To differentiate accented from unaccented beats..
C. To respond to the beat of the songs through body movements.
D. To value rhythm as the life of the music.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Rhythm
B. Materials:
B.1 Recordings of songs:
B.1.1Lupang Hinirang
B.1.2 Manang Biday
B.1.3 Leron Leron Sinta
B.2Mp3
B.3Pictures of season
B.4 Beater
B.5Visual Aids/Laptop
B.6 Lyrics of When the Saint’s go marching and we get together
C. Reference:
Shine with MAPE4 pp.3-8
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2Learn and sing the song “When the Saints’ Go marching In”with appropriate action, responding to the proper flow of the beats.
A.3Ask the pupils how do they feel when they are marching?
B. Interaction:
B.1 Show the class the pictures of the seasons: the rising and setting of the sun, the movement in a dance and the tick-tock of the clock.
B.2 Discuss the regularity of the flow of time.Lead in the discussion of rhythm which is the ordered flow of music in time.
B.3 Allow the pupils to feel and experience rhythm through their bodies. Establish the flow of the beats through a beater. Continue tapping the beats. Let the pupils differentiate strong and weak beats by listening and feeling the beats.
B.4 .Show them the flow of the beats through stick notation.
C. Integration
C.1 Listening Exercise: Let the pupils listen to a recording and then respond to the flow of the beats through body movements.
C.2 Let them sing the song “The more we get together” and let them identify the strong and weak beats. Discuss with them the difference between strong and weak beats.
D. Evaluation
Have the pupils sing the songs learned in this lesson and respond to the beat through body movements. Consciously feel the strong and weak beats while singing.
RUBRICS:
10 pts.- Student has mastered the expectation of consistently moving in time with the beat.
8 pts. – Student is achieving expectation with a good level of competency. He/She usually moves in time with the beat.
7 pts. – Student is achieving expectation below grade level. He/She sometimes performs in time with the beat.
6 pts. – Student is experiencing difficulty.She/He rarely moves or performs in time with the beat.
No students will get below 5 pts for the effort.
E. Wrapping Up
E.1 Ask the pupils if they feel the beats in their bodies? What happens when the heartbeat stop?
E.2 Tell them: In the same manner, when there are no beats in music, there will be no music at all. Rhythm gives life to the music.
F. Assignment
What are the different kinds of notes and rests.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Grade 5 week 9 and 10
Lesson Plan in Music
Grade 5
Week 9 and 10
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To perceive simple 3-1 relationship within a rhythmic pattern.
B. To show enthusiasm and interest when participating in a performance.
C. To perform rhythmic patterns with dotted notes.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Dotted Notes
B. Materials:
B.1 Flashcards of doted notes
B.2 Lyrics of Music Shall live by Unknown
B.3 Keyboards
C. Reference: Q. Jonathan, S. Nicanora, Y. Vanessa Lynne (2009)
Shine with MAPE5
Philippines: Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
pp.20-23
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Ask: do you know that sometimes in a certain song, you are asked to sound some words loner?
A.3 Sing the song “Music alone shall live, and find out the words that sound longer.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Let the class clap the beat of the song while singing.
B.2 Instruct the pupils to clap the rhythmic patterns.
B.3 Ask them to count and clap some rhythmic patterns using flashcards according to the time signatures.
B.4 Using the same pattern, you will clap in another way and instruct the pupils to echo clap.
C. Integration
C.1 Introduce to them tied notes and dotted notes.
C.2 Elicit from the pupils the values of dotted notes and tied notes with their equivalent note values.
C.3 Clap the dotted notes and say the rhythmic words.
D. Evaluation
Add the missing dotted note to complete the measures according to the given time signatures.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
E. Wrapping Up
Tell them: Everything on earth has its end.There is one thing that does not perish and that is music.
Ask them: How can you make the notes sound longer?
What is the value of a dot beside the note?
F. Assignment
What are the different melodic directions?
Grade 5
Week 9 and 10
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To perceive simple 3-1 relationship within a rhythmic pattern.
B. To show enthusiasm and interest when participating in a performance.
C. To perform rhythmic patterns with dotted notes.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Dotted Notes
B. Materials:
B.1 Flashcards of doted notes
B.2 Lyrics of Music Shall live by Unknown
B.3 Keyboards
C. Reference: Q. Jonathan, S. Nicanora, Y. Vanessa Lynne (2009)
Shine with MAPE5
Philippines: Jo-Es Publishing House, Inc.
pp.20-23
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Ask: do you know that sometimes in a certain song, you are asked to sound some words loner?
A.3 Sing the song “Music alone shall live, and find out the words that sound longer.
B. Interaction:
B.1 Let the class clap the beat of the song while singing.
B.2 Instruct the pupils to clap the rhythmic patterns.
B.3 Ask them to count and clap some rhythmic patterns using flashcards according to the time signatures.
B.4 Using the same pattern, you will clap in another way and instruct the pupils to echo clap.
C. Integration
C.1 Introduce to them tied notes and dotted notes.
C.2 Elicit from the pupils the values of dotted notes and tied notes with their equivalent note values.
C.3 Clap the dotted notes and say the rhythmic words.
D. Evaluation
Add the missing dotted note to complete the measures according to the given time signatures.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
E. Wrapping Up
Tell them: Everything on earth has its end.There is one thing that does not perish and that is music.
Ask them: How can you make the notes sound longer?
What is the value of a dot beside the note?
F. Assignment
What are the different melodic directions?
Grade 5 week 8
Lesson Plan in Music
Intermediate Level
Week 7 and 8
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To showcase their talents through musical presentation.
B. To have a musical performance with their classmates and with audiences.
C.To retain and enhance their own, individual love of music.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Musical Presentation
B. Materials:
B.1 Musical Instruments
B.2 Microphones
B.3 Rubrics for musical presentation
C. Reference: http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/music/goals.asp
http://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?code=B4334C&sp=yes&
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Do’s and don’ts during the perfrromance.
B. Motivation:
B.1 Words of encouragement
B.2 The teacher will do a sample performance.
C. Musical Presentation
Performances of the students.
D. Evaluation
Rubrics for singing and playing of musical instruments:
Musicianship - expressive elements, interpretation, dynamics - 25 pts
Articulation and Diction- accuracy and fluency of attacks and releases (instrumental), accuracy of pronunciation and releases (vocal) – 25 pts.
Tone Quality - resonance, control, clarity, focus, consistency, warmth, breathing and support -25 pts.
Rhythm - accuracy of values, duration, pulse, steadiness, meter – 25 pts.
Rubrics for dancing:
Knowledge movement/choreography – 25 pts.
Ability to execute the movements. Correct placement of hands, feet, legs.
Rhythm/Tempo – 25 pts.
Ability to stay in time with the music
Shows Energy/Attitude – 25 pts.
Involvement in the emotion or mood dance. (e.g. connecting with music instead of going through the motions.
Creativity and interpretation – 25 pts.
Ability to incorporate creative costumes and music that goes in accordance with the theme selection.
E. Wrapping Up
Ask: Did you enjoy the performance?
What is your favorite performance?
Intermediate Level
Week 7 and 8
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson the pupils should be able:
A. To showcase their talents through musical presentation.
B. To have a musical performance with their classmates and with audiences.
C.To retain and enhance their own, individual love of music.
II. Learning talk:
A. Topic: Musical Presentation
B. Materials:
B.1 Musical Instruments
B.2 Microphones
B.3 Rubrics for musical presentation
C. Reference: http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/music/goals.asp
http://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?code=B4334C&sp=yes&
III. Teaching Strategies:
A. Introduction
A.1Daily Routines
-Greetings
-Attendance
A.2 Do’s and don’ts during the perfrromance.
B. Motivation:
B.1 Words of encouragement
B.2 The teacher will do a sample performance.
C. Musical Presentation
Performances of the students.
D. Evaluation
Rubrics for singing and playing of musical instruments:
Musicianship - expressive elements, interpretation, dynamics - 25 pts
Articulation and Diction- accuracy and fluency of attacks and releases (instrumental), accuracy of pronunciation and releases (vocal) – 25 pts.
Tone Quality - resonance, control, clarity, focus, consistency, warmth, breathing and support -25 pts.
Rhythm - accuracy of values, duration, pulse, steadiness, meter – 25 pts.
Rubrics for dancing:
Knowledge movement/choreography – 25 pts.
Ability to execute the movements. Correct placement of hands, feet, legs.
Rhythm/Tempo – 25 pts.
Ability to stay in time with the music
Shows Energy/Attitude – 25 pts.
Involvement in the emotion or mood dance. (e.g. connecting with music instead of going through the motions.
Creativity and interpretation – 25 pts.
Ability to incorporate creative costumes and music that goes in accordance with the theme selection.
E. Wrapping Up
Ask: Did you enjoy the performance?
What is your favorite performance?
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