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III Procedure
Teacher’s activity Student’s activity
A. Preparatory activity1.
1. Prayer.
2. Greetings
3. Checking of attendance.
Ma’am, I’m glad to tell that no
Where is the secretary? Can you please One is absent today!
check the attendance?
4. Checking of assignment.
5. Recall / review.
Yes, Ma’am.
Last time we discussed about rest.
6. Motivation
I have prepared here a group activity,
each group will be given a word and then
they should give the meaning of the
words by presenting it to the class. These
words are our topic for today.
Group 1.
Group 1. Whole notes…
WHOLE NOTES
Group 2.
Group 2. Half notes…
HALF NOTES
Group 3. Group 3.
QUARTER NOTES Quarter notes…
Group 4 Group 4
EIGHT NOTES Eighth notes…
Group 5 Group 5
SIXTEENTH NOTES Sixteenth notes…
B. Lesson Proper.
d). Barring
1. Whole Note
a semibreve or whole note
has a value of four beats.
2. Half Note
Half note has a value of two beats.
3. Quarter Note
Quarter note has a value of one beat
4. Eighth Note
Eight has a value of half a beat.
5. Sixteenth note
Sixteenth note worth one-quarter of a
beat.
IV Generalization
To generalize our lesson, what are the
different kinds of notes?
(Yes, Sasha?)
That’s right, another? If you really The different kinds of notes are.......
understand the lesson?
C. Exercise
V. Application
Group Activities
Each group has to sing the so-fa syllables according to its time value. And guess
what its song title is.
VI. Evaluation
Make a portfolio and then draw and define the following types of notes and its
value. Be creative in designing your portfolio.
1. Whole note
2. Half notes
3. Quarter notes
4. Eighth notes
5. Sixteenth note
VII. Assignment
o B. 3
o C. 1
o D. 4
2. A half note receives how many beats?
o A. 2
o B. 4
o C. 6
o D. 1
3. A whole note receives how many beats?
o A. 2
o B. 4
o C. 6
o D. 8
4.
o A. This is a tempo
o B. This is a staff
o C. This is a treble clef
o D. This is a candy bar
5.
o A. This is a staff
o B. This is a clef
o C. This is a map
o D. This is a key
6. Draw a quarter note.
7. Draw a half note.
8. Draw a whole note.
9. Draw an eight note.