SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN in MUSIC

Grade IV

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of discussion, the students will able to:
a. Define what is Largo and Presto
b. Identify the difference between Largo and Presto
c. Appreciate the relevance of Largo and Presto through listening a different song.
II. SUBJECT MATTER
Topic: PRESTO and LARGO
REFERRENCE: https: II www.studocu.com education
MATERIALS: Visual Aid, Permanents Marker, Manila Paper, music
Aggregation of values: Courage and Cooperation
III. LEARNING PROCEDURES

Teacher Activity Student Activity

A. PREPARATION

Good Morning Everyone! Good morning Teacher

(The teacher asked the class who wanted to Amen…

lead the prayer before the class started)

(The teacher was checking attendance) (students are saying present)

B. MOTIVATION

Who among you remember our previous Teacher, our lesson was about Rhythm.
lesson?

Yes! Very good.

Again, what is Rhythm? Rhythm is the placement of sounds in time

Teacher.
Very Good!

Before we go forward to our new lesson, let’s

listen this song first.

(The Music is Playing)

1. Ang mga Ibon na lumilipad (The Students are listening the song)
2. Sitsiritsit Alibangbang
 C. PRESENTATION Songs have slow and fast tones
What did you observe in the tone of the
song?

YES! Very Good

The first song has a slow tone, the second

song has fast tone.
The tunes have certain movements.
Sometimes it is fast, sometimes it is slow, this
is called Tempo in Music.

Now we are going to tackled about the Largo

and Presto.

What is Largo and Presto Tempo? The students are wondering

D. DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS

Largo is a Slow Tempo

Presto is a Fast Tempo (the students are listening)

So earlier the song we sang had a Largo and

Presto tone.

Again, what is Largo? Largo is Slow tempo Ma’am

Great Job!

How about the Presto? Presto is a fast tempo Ma’am

Very Good!
And now you have already an idea about
Largo and Presto.

So, who can give me an example of a Largo? Ma’am A Love song

Yes! Love Song can be example of a Largo

tempo song, because a love song has a slow
tempo.

How about an example of Presto tempo? A Rock Song Ma’am!

Very Good!
A rock song can be an example of a presto,
because it has a fast tempo.
 E. GENERALIZATION
Once more, Largo has the lowest
tempo,like a mother sung a song
lullaby. While Presto is the music
term for fast and refers to how fast
the beat is. What are the songs it
refers too?

F. ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES
(the students are answering their paper)
Instruction: Encircle the letter of the correct
answer.
1. It is a fast tempo.
a. Largo
b. Presto
c. Both a and b
2. It is an example of a largo tempo.
a. Rock song
b. Love song
c. None of the above
3. This tempo refers to slow tempo.
a. Largo
b. Presto
c. Both A and B
4. Example of presto
A. Jolly Song
B. Lullaby
C. None of the above
5. Why is it called largo tempo?
A. It has afast tune
B. It has a slow tune
C. Both a and b
6. What is the difference between
presto and largo?
A. Largo is the slow term of music, and
presto is the term for fast and quickly
beat in music.
B. Presto is the slow term, while largo is
the fast term of music.
C. Presto and largo are they same.
7. What is tempo in the music?
A. Tempo is a piece of classical music.
B. Tempo is how fast or slow performed
in music
C. None of the above (the students go to the front to match the
8. What is the meaning of music? correct answer)
A. Movement of body expressing an
 emotion or idea.
B. A devise used to produce music
C. Combination of term, harmony,
melody, rhythm and color.
9. What is sound?
A. A type of energy created by avibrating
object.
B. Strenght or energy exerted
C. Act of creating musical sounds
10. The speed of music?
A. Dance
B. Tempo
C. Rhythm

IV. EVALUATION
Match the words with the correct answer.

The teacher will call a student to match

the question with the correct answer.

1. Fast Tempo A. Largo

2. Placement of sounds B. Presto
3. Slow Tempo C. Rhythm

V. AGREEMENT
Instruction: List 10 song that is Largo tempo
and Presto tempo.

Prepared by: Mechelle Mallari

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