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School: Villapagasa National High School Grade Level: 10

GRADES 1 to 12 Teacher: Nerissa P. Garcia Learning Area: MAPEH


DAILY LESSON LOG Teaching Dates and Sept 12-16, 2022 (WEEK 4)
Time: Quarter: 1ST QUARTER

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY


I. LAYUNIN
A. Content Standard demonstrates The learner demonstrates The learner demonstrates The learner… understands
understanding of 20th art elements and understanding of lifestyle the guidelines and criteria in
century music styles and processes by synthesizing and weight management to the selection and evaluation
characteristic features. and applying prior promote societal fitness of health information,
knowledge and skills products, and services.
B. Performance creates musical pieces The learner… 1. performs/ The learner maintains an The learner… demonstrates
Standard using particular style/s of participate competently in active lifestyle to influence critical thinking and
the 20th Century. a presentation of a creative the physical activity decisionmaking skills in the
impression participation of the selection, evaluation and
(verbal/nonverbal) from the community and society utilization of health
various art movements practices healthy eating information, products and
habits that support an active services
lifestyle
C. Learning o identify distinct o describe the meaning 1. discuss various forms
Competencies • listen perceptively to characteristics of a Modern and importance of managing of health service providers and
(write the LC Code) Art Style; lifestyle and weight; healthcare plans.
selected 20th century
o apply different media o undertake physical 2. select health
music; techniques and processes to activity and physical fitness professionals, specialists, and
• explain the communicate ideas, assessment; healthcare services wisely
performance practice experiences, and stories o monitor periodically
(setting, composition, showing the characteristics of one’s progress towards the
the various art movements. fitness goals;
role of
o evaluate works of art o express a sense of
composers/performers, in terms of artistic concepts purpose and belongingness by
and audience) of 20th and ideas using criteria from participating in physical
century music; the various art movements. activity-related community
services and programs.
ART APPRECIATION: physical fitness HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
COMPOSERS OF 20TH FAUVISM, SURREALISM, AND QUACKERY
II. CONTENT
CENTURY MUSIC IMPRESSIONISM
IMPRESSIONIS
M AND EXPRESSIONISM
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. TG/CG pages
2. Learner’s Materials
pages
3. Textbook pages Learning Modules Learning Modules Learning Modules Learning Modules
4. Materials downloaded
from LRMDS
B. Other Learning Laptop, downloaded from the Laptop, projector
Materials net

IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous Let the students sing the Review the basic Can you still recall your lesson Define health services
lesson and presenting Welcome Song terminologies in arts about Physical fitness?
new lesson
B. Establishing a You will recognize the Physical Fitness Protocols for In our lesson you will describe
purpose for the You will identify the Elements of Arts and the following fitness tests: explains the guidelines and criteria
lesson composers in Principles of Design applied in the selection and evaluation of
Impressionism and in Appreciating Arts of health information, products and
Fauvism, Surrealism and services, discusses the various
Expressionism. forms of health service providers
Impressionism and healthcare plans
C. Presenting The primary exponent of ARTWORKS DURING THE What is the importance of 1. Health Professionals -
examples/instances of the impressionist MODERN PERIOD physical fitness? individuals who are licensed to
the lesson movement and known as o FAUVISM – Large practice medicine and allied
the “Father of the Modern Blue Horses (Oil on Canvas, health programs.
School of Composition 1911) by Franz Marc 2. Healthcare Practitioner
- is an independent healthcare
provider who is licensed to
practice on a specific area on
the body
3. Allied Health
Professional - is a trained
healthcare provider who
practices under the supervision
of a physician.
D. Discussing new Arnold Schoenbeg (1874- o SURREALISM - Gala Hexagon Agility Test - Quackery
concepts and 1951) Éluard (1924) by Max Ernst measures the ability of the
practicing new skills o He taught himself o This work of Max body to move in different
#1 music theory, but took Ernst depicts the members of directions quickly.
lessons in counterpoint. Surrealist Circle and the
o His tonal movement’s fascination with
preference gradually turned dreamlike states. The
to the dissonant and atonal, unfolding forehead of Gala
as he explored the use of who is the wife of the
chromatic harmonies. members of Surrealist
Movement who are Paul
Eluard (poet) and Salvador
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
E. Discussing new listen perceptively to Cubism Activity 1. “PFT Testing Week Characteristics of Quackery
concepts and selected 20th century Characterized by overlapping 3” 1. It is a big business.
practicing new skills music; planes. Subjects were Directions: In this activity you 2. It multiplies and
#2 reduced into geometric forms must find a partner (it may be spreads fast.
and broken into series of your siblings, parents or 3. It thrives on individuals
planes tilting and interlocking whoever you are with at home) who are diagnosed with
in different ways. that will help you in performing illnesses that are known to
the tests. Also, you must wear have no cure.
light and comfortable clothes
At your convenience at home, Three Forms of Quackery
perform the following fitness 1. Medical Quackery -
test: includes cures, treatment and
Hexagon Agility Test, Juggling, remedies of various health
Standing Long Jump, Stork conditions that are drugless or
Balance and bloodless in nature.
Zipper Test 2. Device Quackery -
• Prepare for the test. makes use of miraculous
• Review the gadgets that are believed to
procedures in conducting the cure certain health conditions.
Physical Fitness Test. 3. Nutrition Quackery -
• Do the warm-up involves promotion of food fads
exercises on your own or with and other nutritional practices
your partner at home. that claims to be all-natural.
• Re-orient yourself on These are believed to have.
the proper execution of the
tests and recording of test
results
• Observe safety.
• Perform the test with a
partner
F. Developing mastery explain the performance ACTIVITY 1: ART Group reporting/ presentation
(lead to formative practice (setting, APPRECIATION
assessment 3) composition, role of ANALYZE THE
composers/performers, and FOLLOWING: YOUR
audience) of 20th century ANSWERS
music TITLE
ARTIST
ART MOVEMENT
MESSAGE OF THE
PAINTING
MOOD/FEELINGS
DISCUSS TWO (2)
ELEMENTS OF ARTS
OBSERVED
DISCUSS ONE (1)
PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
OBSERVED
Look closely at it and answer
the chart for Art Appreciation.
Fruit Pickers under the
Mango Tree by Fernando
Amorsolo
G. Finding practical listen perceptively to Creating designs applying art
application of selected 20th century styles
concepts and skills in music;
daily living
H. Making generalization Who are the composers of
and abstractions 20th century music?
about the lesson
I. Evaluating learning Self assessment Ask the following questions. What are the different
Written task 1.Whatdid I do in my art class Students may answer these characteristics of quackery?
today ? either by writing drawing or
2.What did I learn ? performing/role play
3.What did I find interesting 1. Describe physical
about the art? fitness
4.What questions do I have 2. What are the
about what I learned indicators for fitness ?
5.What was the point of 3. What do you mean by
today’s lesson ? cardio-vascular fitness
?
4. What do you mean by
agility
5. What is meant by
speed ?
J. Additional activities
for application or
remediation
V. REMARKS

VI. REFLECTION Assessing yourself as a teacher and analyzing the students’ progress this week.

A. No. of learners who


earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who
acquired additional
activities for
remediation who
scored below 80%
C. Did the remedial
lessons work? No. of
learners who have
caught up with the
lesson.
D. No. of learners who
continue to require
remediation.
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked
well? Why did these
work?
F. What difficulties did I
encountered which
my principal can help
me solve?
G. What innovation or
localized materials did
I used/discover which
I wish to share with
other teachers?

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