1) Have a better understanding on the Filipino culture and its music. 2) Sing the song “Planting Rice” 3) To create a rhythmic accompaniment for the song.
Time (mins): Tasks/ Activities: Resources: Rationale:
10 min Tuning-in:
1) Students to listen to sing Powerpoint Listening
“Planting Rice”. Slides 2) Teacher to introduce the song as Embedded one of the many folk songs of Video Philippines. 3) Teacher to explain what the song means in English. 4) Teacher to tell students about the rice planting process.
20 min Development:
1) Teacher to sing the whole song To demonstrate a
once. model for the 2) Teacher then teaches the song students to follow. line by line. 3) Students to learn the whole song by rote. To check students 4) Students to clap the pulse of the have the steady song while singing. Teacher to beat before ensure that students have a moving on to steady beat. create rhythmic accompaniment. 20 min Development ( II ) :
1) Teacher to divide the class up
into groups of four. 2) Give each group a set of non- Non- Understanding of pitched percussion instruments pitched timbre of of contrasting sounds for each percussion instruments group. instruments 3) Teachers to tell students to with compose a 2 – bar rhythm to contrasting accompany the song. sounds for 4) For each group, ask one pupil to each group. keep a steady pulse while the rest play either one-beat ( ta ), two- beat notes ( Ta –a ) or ti-ti on their instrument. A possible rhythm is ta ta | ti-ti ta 5) Give students time to practise. 6) Guide each group to perform their piece to the class. 7) Some members can sing while some can play the rhythmic accompaniment.
10 min Conclusion:
Teacher to emphasise the other aspects Powerpoint To give students a
of Philippines as a fast, economic- Slides holistic view of growing country. the country.