LEADER IN ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND VALUES FORMATION
LESSON PLAN 2016-2017 for MAPEH 2
DATES COVERED: Feb. 26-Mar. 2, 2017 DAY/DATE SUNDAY-Feb 26, MONDAY- Feb 27, TUESDAY- Feb 28, WEDNESDAY- Mar 1, THURSDAY- Mar 2, 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 SUBJECT Health 2 PE 2 Arts 2 Music 2 PE 2 TOPIC My Family Flow Print Making using Dynamics Flow Natural Objects and (Introduction) (Practical Quiz) Watercolor LEARNING Enumerate different Identify the two types Create simple Explain the use of Perform movements OBJECTIV members of their of Flow (Free and printmaking artworks Dynamics in music and showing two types of ES respective family. Bound). using any Natural in daily life. Flow (Free and Bound). Objects and Watercolor RESOURC The 21st Century The 21st Century Sing, Sketch, Stretch and The 21st Century The 21st Century Mapeh ES Mapeh in Action 2 Mapeh in Action 2 Stay Healthy 2 & The 21st Mapeh in Action 2 in Action 2 century Mapeh in Action KEYWORD Family, Father, Mother, Flow, Free Flow , Bound Printmaking, shapes, Dynamics, p-piano, Flow, Baseball, Tennis, S Brother, Sister, Son, Flow designs, ink, paint, soft, pp-pianissimo, Long jump, gymnastics Daughter, Aunt, Uncle, copy, coin, pencil, softer, f-forte, loud, ff- Niece, Nephew, Watercolor, fruits, fortissimo, louder Cousins veggies APPLICATI To recognize and know To apply free and To create simple To respond properly To apply free and bound ON TO their own family bound flow movements printmaking artworks when they hear flow movements to diff. THE REAL members and their to diff. kind of sports using any Natural different volume of kind of sports like LIFE relationship with them. like baseball, lawn and Objects and sound. And also when baseball, lawn and table EXPERIEN table tennis, etc. and Watercolor. Then use to make soft and loud tennis, etc. and also to CE also to have control of it for decorations or sounds. have control of actions. actions. postings in their rooms or houses. 21ST TOLERANCE TOLERANCE TOLERANCE TOLERANCE TOLERANCE CENTURY CARE CARE CARE CARE CARE SKILLS HONESTY HONESTY HONESTY HONESTY HONESTY RESPECT RESPECT RESPECT RESPECT RESPECT INTEGRITY INTEGRITY INTEGRITY INTEGRITY INTEGRITY (Please check all INDEPENDENT LEARNING INDEPENDENT LEARNING INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT LEARNING INDEPENDENT LEARNING applicable CRITICAL THINKING CRITICAL THINKING LEARNING CRITICAL THINKING CRITICAL THINKING , refer to CREATIVITY CREATIVITY CRITICAL THINKING CREATIVITY CREATIVITY PROBLEM SOLVING PROBLEM SOLVING CREATIVITY PROBLEM SOLVING PROBLEM SOLVING SCF) DIGITAL COMPETENCE DIGITAL COMPETENCE PROBLEM SOLVING DIGITAL COMPETENCE DIGITAL COMPETENCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENTREPRENEURSHIP DIGITAL COMPETENCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENTREPRENEURSHIP CULTURAL AWARENESS CULTURAL AWARENESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP CULTURAL AWARENESS CULTURAL AWARENESS GLOBAL AWARENESS GLOBAL AWARENESS CULTURAL AWARENESS GLOBAL AWARENESS GLOBAL AWARENESS COLLABORATION/TEAMW COLLABORATION/TEAMW GLOBAL AWARENESS COLLABORATION/TEAMW COLLABORATION/TEAMWOR ORK ORK COLLABORATION/TEAM ORK K COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION WORK COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION LEADERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNICATION LEADERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY RESPONSIBILITY LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY RESPONSIBILITY SELF CONFIDENCE SELF CONFIDENCE RESPONSIBILITY SELF CONFIDENCE SELF CONFIDENCE SELF CONFIDENCE INTRODU Sing learned song My Sing the song Do a Sing the song Oh Sing learned songs Sing the song Do a little CTION Feelings then let them little Motion with what a beautiful from music class then Motion with leaders to AND answer the crossword leaders to lead morning for recall of the past lead movements for STUDENT puzzle while trying to movements for energizer, then recall lesson. Then they will exercises. Let the S PRIOR explain the meaning of exercises. Discuss the the past lesson and play the Dynamics students practice the LEARNING each word. two types of flow; discuss new way of game: everyone will basic sport skills in 10-15 students will give some printing which is sing except for the IT, mins before starting the animals or objects and using any Natural he/she will find the prac. quiz by group. tell if its free or bound Objects and object hidden by the flow. Watercolor. teacher. The rest will sing loud if the IT is close to the object and soft when he/she is far. DIFFEREN ALL: Enumerate ALL: Enumerate the ALL: Describe the ALL: Differentiate ALL: Enumerate the TIATION some of the basic two types of flows. purpose of loud and soft four basic sport skills. AND family members. MOST: Demonstrate printmaking. sounds. MOST: Demonstrate EXPECTAT MOST: Name some some locomotor MOST: Print a good MOST: Explain the some locomotor IONS of their family movements with output using any dynamics and its movements with members names. free flows. Natural Objects role in music. types of flow -free and SOME: Discuss the SOME: Explain the and Watercolor SOME: Name bound. role of each family application of two SOME: Explain the animals or objects SOME: Explain the member from the flows in doing basic process of the and tell if it sound application of proper crossword puzzle. sport skills. printmaking using loud or soft. force in doing basic G &T: Explain the G &T: Demonstrate any Natural Objects G &T: Perform or sport skills. role of each member other movements and Watercolor demonstrate G &T: Lead the group of the family. and tell whether its G &T: Demonstrate different dynamics in executing the four SEN: Create a simple free and bound flow. how to create a through symbols. basic sport skills with drawing about their SEN: Identify good printmaking SEN: Sing loud and free and light forces. family members. pictures of moving using any Natural soft parts of the SEN: Identify pictures objects and animals Objects and song with the of moving objects and and tell whether its Watercolor others. animals and tell free and bound flow. SEN: Apply whether its free or Watercolor on the bound flow. Natural Objects with designs like okra and leaf. PLENARY Enumerate some of Identify pictures of Print or create an Name 10 objects or Enumerate the four basic the basic family moving objects and example of animals or human that sport skills. members from the animals and tell printmaking using sounds loud and 10 Crossword puzzle. whether its free or any Natural Objects soft (20 items); this will bound flow. and Watercolor on be written on their Mapeh Notebook. Mapeh notebook. HOMEWO Home Learning Practice the four basic Bring Human-made Home Learning Home Learning RK sport skills for a prac. Objects like Lego, quiz. stamps, coins, buttons, etc. CROSS Social Studies- They English and Science- Math and Science- Science- They can English and Science- CURRICUL learn about family They can name They use Organic identify loud and soft They can name animals AR LINKS members and their animals and other materials like fruits, sounds and even and other moving relationship with them. moving objects and tell veggies, leaves and execute it using voice objects and tell if they if they are free or flowers to have and other objects like are free or bound flow. bound flow. organic shapes as an musical instruments. example of repeating copies like the concept of printmaking. ASSESSM On Mapeh Notebook, Activity on Mapeh Draw or create an Students will name 10 This Group Practical Quiz ENT they will answer the Notebook: List down 10 example of objects or animals or will graded using a rubric Crossword puzzle and animals or objects printmaking using human that sounds or with a Criteria of then identify the 12 which are free flow and any Natural Objects loud and 10 soft (20 pointing. family members found 10 which are bound and Watercolor on items); this will be in the puzzle.. flow. Mapeh Notebook. written on their Mapeh notebook. TEACHER REFLECTION TEACHERS PRINTED NAME AND SIGNATURE Mr. Joemari S. Mr. Joemari S. Mr. Joemari S. Mr. Joemari S. Mr. Joemari S. Solmeron Solmeron Solmeron Solmeron Solmeron Mapeh 2 Teacher Mapeh 2 Teacher Mapeh 2 Teacher Mapeh 2 Teacher Mapeh 2 Teacher COORDINAT ORS SIGNATURE NOTED BY: MS. RUBY ORELLANES AWAD MS. LUZMINDA DIVINO VICE PRINCIPAL FOR ACADEMICS, KG AND ELEM VICE PRINCIPAL FOR ACADEMICS, HIGH SCHOOL