Music 6 Q1
Music 6 Q1
MIRASOL M. SINDOL
Master Teacher I
Preparatory Activities
Prayer
Checking of Students Att
endance
Classroom Rules
REVIEW
clap the
rhythms
that
I will do.
Rhythmic patterns
Filling up Activity
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MOTIVATION
Sing the song "
Magtanim ay Masaya".
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=r-_J9AxiVkA
Observe how the words of the song move
with the music
Presentation of the
Lesson Objectives:
Knowledge: Identify the notes
and rests used in folk songs
Skill: sing songs according to
time measures, notes, and
rests
Attitude: apply rhythm to
“NAME GAME”
Guess the word to refer the
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NOTES
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RESTS
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MEASURE
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TIME SIGNATURE
Motive Questions
1. How movements in
music written?
2. What do you call the
movements in music?
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Movements in music
are written in notes
and rests.
Rhythm is the
movement in music.
video clip on
Music Notes and Rests
https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=
KcX8KYmEjMg
Identify the rhythm (note and rest)
used in in this song
Given the time signature, the following notes and
rests will receive the corresponding number of
beats.
In the excerpt below, in what measure/s
can you find a dotted note? (Let’s sing &
dance first)
In what measure is the dotted note found?
ANALYSIS
Sing the song, “
Magtanim
ay di Biro.mp4”
Identify the measure/s in
which the following
notes/rests are used in the
song, “Magtanim ay Di Biro,”
encircle them:
1. quarter note (Group 1)
2. half rest (Group 2)
3. sixteenth note (Group 3)
4. dotted eighth note (Group
Group singing with action
Reporting by group
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Music is made up
of different kinds
of notes and rests
to represent
duration of sounds
and silence.
Rhythm is made up of regular repeated
patterns of movement or sound. It is also
a systematic arrangement of musical
sounds, principally according to duration
and periodical stress.
People will understand us better if we
move or speak with good rhythm. Act out
a daily routine that you do in school or at
home, which shows good rhythm.