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I Objectives
A. master a complete routine of samba/salsa steps and the song Kye Kye Kyule properly;
B. perform gracefully in the performance task; and
C. reflect on their performance through group observation.
B. New Knowledge
C. Skills
1. Listening
2. Communication
3. Dancing
4. Singing
5. Productivity
D. Values
1. Discipline
2. Self-confidence
3. Obedient
4. Cooperation
5. Participation
6. Responsibility
III Resource
A. Reference
B. Websites
C. Materials
Speaker
Criteria
Flash board
Evaluation sheet
IV Procedure
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY REMARKS
Routines:
1. Prayer
2. Greetings
3. Classroom Management
4. Checking of Attendance
I Introduction
Motivation
What are you going to do today? Ma’am, we will have our performance
task today.
So, what was the assignment given last Our assignment is to continue to
meeting? practice all the steps and song taught
Ma’am.
Very good! Before anything else, let’s have
your warm up first.
II Interaction
Let’s have a recall. What was our lesson last Our lesson was all about the vocal
meeting? forms of African music Ma’am.
Correct! and what are these vocal forms? Ma’am, maracatu, blues, soul,
spiritual, and the call and response
Ma’am.
Right! Can you describe each of these vocal Yes Ma’am. Maracatu started in the
forms? African state of Pernambuco and the
groups who perform this is called the
“nacoes” which means the nations
who paraded with a drumming
ensemble up to 100 accompanied by
singers, chorus, and dancers.
Good! How about the blues? Ma’am blues is located in the “Deep
South” of American communities. This
is sung by slaves and descendants as
they worked in cotton and vegetable
fields.
Very good! How about the soul, spiritual, Soul is accompanied by handclaps and
and the call and response? extemporaneous body moves Ma’am.
Spiritual is a song formed by the the
African migrants who enslaved by the
white communities to express their
anger. Then, call and response is
performed usually by a soloist and a
group.
Good recall! Aside from the vocal forms We also learned one call response
what else did you learn from last meeting’s song which is the Kye Kye Kule Ma’am.
lesson?
Yes correct! and how is Kye Kye Kule There will be a leader who will sing
performed? first and a group will give their
response after the leader’s part.
But before that, do you have questions? Yes Ma’am. Is there a given criteria?
Now, here is the criteria. The criteria What is musical rendition Ma’am?
contains: musical rendition which is 60%
and showmanship which is 40%.
Musical rendition includes voice quality Ma’am voice quality is all about
(20%), choreography (20%), and harmony singing the song correctly and
(20%). That’s 60%. What does this mean? properly to produce a pleasant sound.
Choreography is about our body
movements while singing and
performing, and harmony is when the
group produces blending as they sing
a song.
III Integration
Why did you say so? Ma’am because I know that I know all
the steps and I executed these steps
well.
So, if that’s your group reflection then what We should patiently learn every step
will you do next time? taught to us Ma’am and we should
cooperate with our groupmates.
Okay, Now let’s have our cooling down Classmates breathe in, breathe out
exercises. Who will lead? and say HAAAA!
HAAAA!
IV Assignment
Each group should give a copy of a cd which includes the vocal forms of African music which are:
a. Maracatu
b. Blues
c. Soul
d. Spiritual
e. Kye Kye Kule