Q4-Car-Topic 2

PRAYER
Checking of Attendance
Classroom Rules
1. Be on time
2. Be kind, polite, and courteous to others.
3. Be respectful of classmates, teachers and properties.
4. Listen to the teacher and classmates and follow directions.
5. Work hard and do your best.
6. Raised your hand when you would like to speak in class or if you
need to leave the classroom for any reason.
7. Switch off your cellphone or put in a silent mode.
8. Observe social distancing
9. Use facemask
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Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region
Senior High School-G11
3
Instructions:
 Form students into four groups
 Students will answer the puzzle.
 Each group will be given 20 seconds to guess the
word similar to the 3 pictures shown in the TV
Screen.
 The group who will get the highest point will be the
winner.
Senior High School Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region
____A
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ABACA
_ _ _ T_ _ _
RATTAN
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BURI
LOCAL ART MATERIALS
CRISTINA T.
Subject Teacher
ARIBA
Source: http://www.philippineflightnetwork.com/2016/07/free-admission-to-national-musuem-of-the-philippines.html
CONTEMPORARY
PHILIPPINE ARTS FROM
THE REGIONS
TOPIC LOCAL ART MATERIALS

2
OBJECTIV
E
Discusses local materials used

in creating art
(CAR11/12TPP-0c-e-11)
TASK: GUESSING GAME!
What’s in the box?
 Form students into four groups
 Students will guess what local art material is inside the box.
 Each group will select a representative who will answer the
GUESSING GAME.
 Each group will be given an allotted time of 1 min. to guess.
 The first group who will get more answer and finished the
task as to the time allotted is considered as the winner and
will get 20 points.

LOCAL ART
MATERIALS
Local – It can refer to any material that is

easily available to the immediate
environment.
Local Art Material

Also called manila hemp, abaca is extracted from the leaf sheath around
the trunk of the abaca plant.
Its fibers have a

natural luster
ABACA with colors
ranging from
pure white to
ivory and dark
brown
https://philippines.tradeford.com/ph520282/abaca-products_p898083.html
BAMBOO
 Bamboo is a tall tropical plant

with hard, hollow stems. The
young shoots of the plant can
be eaten and the stems are used
to make furniture.
Bamboo furniture in Malopalo, Calbayog City

https://web.facebook.com/Toms-Bamboo-Craft-Furniture-and-Nipa-Hut-Maker-102087934767438/photos/pcb.141719840804247/141719637470934
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/files/2012/02/bamboo2.jpg
Title: Ifugao Custom

Artist: Alex Ognayon
Medium: Bamboo
BURI
 It is extracted from matured
leaves of buri palm.
 The fiber is durable and
resistant to moisture.
 It is used to create hats,
bags, and ornaments.
Buri mats from Basey, Samar
https://evsukraymarabut.wordpress.com/the-famous-banig-in-baseysamar/
BURI
Buri mats from Basey, Samar

https://evsukraymarabut.wordpress.com/the-famous-banig-in-baseysamar/
CAPIZ SHELLS
 The capiz comes from the
windowpane oyster (placuna
placenta) found in the coastal
waters of the Philippines and
are known for their beautiful
mother of pearl look.
 It is used to make chandeliers,
jewelry, and stained-glass Windows made of Capiz shells
windows. Location: Calbayog Pilot Central School

CAPIZ SHELLS
Title: Portrait of a Fisherwoman

Windows made of Capiz shells Artist: Gregory Halili
Medium: Oil on Capiz Shell
Location: 2nd floor of Café Dania, Calbayog City
RATTAN
 It belongs to the palm family.

 There are different types of
rattan palms, such as high or
low climbers, single stemmed
or clustered rattan species.
 It is used to make furniture,
mats, and baskets.
https://medium.com/@chrislimatwork/rattan-art-234fbe681d9d
SEA SHELLS
 They are hard exoskeleton of marine mollusks such as
snails, bivalves, and chitons that serves to protect and
support their bodies.
Snail Chiton Bivalve

SEA SHELLS
 This material is
usually used in
making
ornaments and
house
decorations.
https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/301248662576564310/
COCONUT SHELLS
 The coconut has a hard shell that can

be used for a variety of things.
 They are used to create crafts and
home décor.
 They can be carved into unique art

https://www.dreamstime.com/photos-images/handicrafts-
pieces.
coconut-shell.html
Coconut leaves/palm fronds
 They can be used for

weaving baskets and
other decorative
materials.
Mud/Clay
 It is thick, heavy soil that is

soft when wet, and hard when
Title: Unknown Seated
dry or baked, used for making Figure 02
bricks and containers. Artist: Santiago Bose
 It is used to make both Medium: Clay
functional and decorative art

forms such as pots.
Mud/Clay
http://www.cebu-philippines.net/philippine-pottery.html https://www.mudqueenpottery.com/
APPLIED
CHALLENGE!
APPLIED
CHALLENGE!
Applied Challenge
1.Divide the class into three groups.
2.Each group will select a category from the TV Screen.
3. Based from your chosen category each group will create an
artwork using the local material provided.
4.Each group will select a representative to share your outputs in
class.
5.Each group will be given 5 minutes to perform the task and not to
exceed 2 minutes to present.
Applied Challenge
Choose a Category!
Clay Native Bamboo
craft craft
craft
HOUSE RULES/STANDARDS/GUIDELINES:
G- Give thoughtful feedback
R-Respect others & their thoughts
O-Observe social distancing
U-Use soft voices
P-Participate actively and on task all the time
S-Stay with your group
How can you preserve and promote

the artworks produced through
local materials in your locality?
Local Art Materials
Senior High School Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region CRISTINA T.
Subject Teacher
ARIBA
Source: http://www.philippineflightnetwork.com/2016/07/free-admission-to-national-musuem-of-the-philippines.html

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PRAYER

TOPIC LOCAL ART MATERIALS

Discusses local materials used

Senior High School Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region

Local – It can refer to any material that is

Local Art Material

Its fibers have a

 Bamboo is a tall tropical plant

Bamboo furniture in Malopalo, Calbayog City

Title: Ifugao Custom

Buri mats from Basey, Samar

windows. Location: Calbayog Pilot Central School

Title: Portrait of a Fisherwoman

 It belongs to the palm family.

Snail Chiton Bivalve

 The coconut has a hard shell that can

 They can be carved into unique art

Coconut leaves/palm fronds

 They can be used for

 It is thick, heavy soil that is

 It is used to make both Medium: Clay

functional and decorative art

How can you preserve and promote

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