Junior High School Students Performance Task in MAPEH 7 (Core Subject)
This document provides a performance task rubric for students in Grade 7 MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) class. The performance task has two activities: 1) creating interlocking instrumental patterns with different instruments and 2) sprinting 40 meters. For each activity, the rubric outlines 5 components to be evaluated: instrumental patterns, pattern playing, tone quality, tempo, and creativity for Activity 1; and arm movement, leg/foot movement, breathing, speed, and consistency for Activity 2. Students are rated on a scale from 1 to 4 or 1 to 5 depending on the component, with higher scores indicating a higher level of mastery or proficiency in that area. The rubric provides teachers with guidelines
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Junior High School Students Performance Task in MAPEH 7 (Core Subject)
This document provides a performance task rubric for students in Grade 7 MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) class. The performance task has two activities: 1) creating interlocking instrumental patterns with different instruments and 2) sprinting 40 meters. For each activity, the rubric outlines 5 components to be evaluated: instrumental patterns, pattern playing, tone quality, tempo, and creativity for Activity 1; and arm movement, leg/foot movement, breathing, speed, and consistency for Activity 2. Students are rated on a scale from 1 to 4 or 1 to 5 depending on the component, with higher scores indicating a higher level of mastery or proficiency in that area. The rubric provides teachers with guidelines
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EXCELLENCE I CHARACTER I SERVICE
Republic of the Philippines I Division of Taguig and Pateros
Monlimar Development Academy, Inc. # 317 M.L.Q. St., Lower Bicutan, Taguig City
Junior High School
Students Performance Task in MAPEH 7 (Core Subject) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Grade Level: Grade 7 Author(s): Lilia G. Vengco and Teresita F. Religioso Book Title: For Today’s Group Grade Learner MAPEH Advanced (4) Proficient (3) Developing (2) Quarter: 2nd Quarter Beginning (1) Subject Teacherr: 1. Instrumental Mr. Creates an John Jhenas N. Bir Creates an Creates an Does not create an Patterns – interlocking sound interlocking interlocking interlocking sounds all interlocking of six all throughout the Performance Task Guidelines sound for most sounds for some throughout the patterns Rubric(s) Activity 1 : Improvised (6) different patterns Instruments part of patterns parts the patterns Classroom patterns per type Activities of instrument 1 Meetings/Days TIME: Let the students performed instruments/improvised instruments from Cordillera. Procedures:Does all patterns Commits a few Commits many Does all patterns 2. Pattern 1. Group the class into four error correctly (4) in the errors in the wrongly s Playin 2. Each group will make a sound using the different patterns things they have patterns Correct playing of the given patterns 3. Tone quality Instrument playing Instrument Instrument Instrument - Produce good tone can be heard and playing can playing can playing is not quality from the blend well with slightly be heard easily be heard heard at all times instrument others over others
4. Tempo Performs tempo Performs tempo Performs tempo Performs wrong
- Accurate and accurately and accurately and accurately and tempo levels all consistent consistently all consistently for consistently for throughout the speed of throughout the some part of the most part of the patterns instrument pattern pattern pattern playing Performance Task Guidelines Rubric(s) 5. Creativity Excellent Good Good Poor - Use of performance of performance of performance of performance of costumes use composition in composition in composition in composition in composition Monlimar accompanying Development accompanying Academy, Inc. I Junior High School accompanying accompanying to accompany song/dance song/dance most part of the song/dance song/dance song/dance Activity 2: 40 meters Run (Sprint) Sprinting Rubrics Classroom Activities Need Satisfactory (15) Good (20) Excellent (25) Outstanding TIME: 1 Meetings/Days Improvement (30) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (10) Procedures: Arm Never Keep Shoulders are arm are moving Shoulders are Shoulders are the arms in high and tight in rhythm most high, arms are relaxed, hands proper actions arms are flapping of time but moving in a are not crossing The athlete warms up for 10 minutes down in an crossing the rhythmic fashion the midline of The assistant marks a 40-metre straight section with cones on the track uncontrolled midline of the and controlled the body manner body some The assistant gives the command “GO” and starts the stopwatch time Legs and Never try to Knees are not knees are high knees are close Knees are high The athlete sprints the 40 metres as fast as possible Feet take the proper getting high and on average to the abdominal no crossing of The assistant stops the stopwatch when the athlete's torso crosses the finishing line legs knees may cross level, section and an the midpoint and movments mid point of the sometimes occasional arms and legs and records the time body, student is doing a wrong crossing of the are always running flat legs mid point, ball alternating in a The athlete rest for 30 seconds footed and heel movements of the feet must rythmic fashion The athlete performs 6 x 40m sprints with 30 seconds recover between each sprint and touches the make contact and taking long ground first before heel, stride the assistant records the time for each of the 40-metre sprints mostly taking a long stride Breathin Never take Student will Student holds Student holds Student holds g proper occasionally hold their breath for their breath for their breath for breathing their breath and the acceleration the acceleration the acceleration while running mouth may be phase and phase and most phase and open breathes of time breathes through through the breathes through their nose and mouth their nose and out through their out through their mouth mouth Speed Still try to improve usually break most of time try always try to improving running speed for own running to break own break running speed for short short distance timing and try running timing timing and distance running to complete the and complete the finished the race Running race in speed race in speed in speed running running running Ability No ability to Sometimes Has ability to as ability to complete the Usually take a need a break to complete the complete the 800 Mtr break to complete the 800 Mtr 800 Mtr running
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Running complere the 800 800 Mtr Running without without break. Mtr Running Running break & try to Always break break the the own timing Performance Advanced (4) Proficient (3) Developing (2) Beginning (1) running timing Activity 3: Brochure Making Indicator Classroom Creativity and Activities Display and cover Some unique ideas Lacks originality and No evidence of TIME: 1 Meetings/Days Originality include many and several materials may have imitated creativity ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- unique ideas and were used someone else’s plan or originality. Procedures: creative use of The students arematerials the head nutritionist in a Wellness and Gym Center in town and they have Visual observed that teenagers Creative whouse ofvisit yourCaptures center show obsession inLack the viewer’s theirvisual weightappeal control, anddiet, Unfinished and and exercise Presentation and are organized to color, pictures, have eating disorders. They attention but has are tasked by the organization center to prepare an confusing information brochure graphics,to guide teenagers and text. to make limited useinformed of color, decisions in the choice of food to eat and manageSize theirand eating problem layering better. pictures, graphics, will be distributed to the nearby The brochure schools and prospective clientele are purposeful and of the center. and text The brochure should be should be informative, easy to read, and interesting to add to the overall teenagers. quality Concept1. Add compelling photos planned Obviously and graphicsPlanned and created Planned and created to Created but does 2. Use Understanding full bleed out and created to to show the evolution show the evolution and not depict any of 3. Add your textshow the evolution and development of development of at least discussed artworks 4. Add your corporate color and development of at least 6 the artworks 3 the artworks of the from the assigned 5. Choose the right size all artworks of the of the assigned art assigned art period/style assigned art period/style period/style period/style Content Creative display of Acceptable display of Incomplete display of Incomplete display important , in-depth, important, in-depth, important, in-depth, and of important, and relevant and relevant relevant information of in-depth, and information on the information on the different artworks of relevant information different artworks different artworks of the period on the different of the period the period artworks of the period. Craftsmanship/S Beautiful and Above average Showed average Below average kill/Consistency patiently done; it craftsmanship; craftsmanship, lack of craftsmanship; was as good as hard adequate but not as pride in finished work evidence of lazy work could make it good as it could have this or lack of been understanding Effort and Complete with Complete with good Completed with Incomplete Relevance substantial evidence effort, meeting all minimal effort, work is of effort, beyond requirements somewhat careless what was required Oral Presentation Communicates Communicates with Communicate ideas The presented did ideas with ideas with proper with proper voice not talk Monlimar Development enthusiasm, proper Academy, Inc. I Junior voice projection. High School projection, appropriate voice, projection, Adequate preparation language, and clear appropriate and delivery delivery language, and Prepared by: Mr. John Jhenas N. Biri
Checked and Noted by:
Ms. Rachel Ann Cerillano
Head Teacher, JHS
Mr. Ronel T. Borbon
Vice Principal
Mr. Alexander N. Ignacio
School Principal
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