Sample Lesson Plans

LESSON PLAN MUSIC 1
Year level: 1st    Week No:   1                     Day: 1      Date: January 4 – 8, 2010
Topic
Texture
Content
Definition and kinds
Reference
Materials
Fundamental of Music by Naval p. 17 - 18


Ø Songs with different textures



Objectives
a. Identify the different kinds of texture and give examples of songs appro-
priate with the texture.
b. Sing example of song melodiously and harmoniously.
c. Participate actively with group mates.



Introduction
What do we mean by texture?




Development
a. Explain the definition of texture and identify the different kinds.
b. Explain the importance of texture in the given songs.
c. Give examples of songs in the different kinds of texture.



Practice / Formative Evaluation
Identify a song that will be sang by your group mates in the different kind
Of texture.




Conclusion / Generalization
Texture is the thickness or the thinness of a musical composition.



Assignment / Closure
Practice the song by group for the graded seatwork next meeting.




Remarks






LESSON PLAN MUSIC 1
Year level: 1st          Week No:  2                      Day: 1      Date: January 11 – 15, 2010
Topic
Texture
Content
Kinds of texture:  singing a song as a seatwork
Reference
Materials
Fundamental of Music by Naval p. 17 - 18


Ø Songs with different textures
Ø Any musical instrument for the homophony texture


Objectives
a. Select a song appropriate for the three kinds of texture.
b. Sing the song in different kinds of texture.
c. Cooperate properly with group mates to attain a high score.
d. Perform accordingly to what had been practiced.



Introduction
All groups are given a time to practice the song for the seatwork.




Development
a. Explain the rubric in rating the students performance.
b. Each of the different groups will be given a time to perform.
c. Students will also give their ideas on the students performance.



Practice / Formative Evaluation
SEATWORK:
Singing of a song in different texture.




Conclusion / Generalization
The cooperation of all members in a group is very important to attain a high
score.




Assignment / Closure
What is an interval?




Remarks