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School: DON MATIAS ES Grade Level: VI

GRADE 6 Teacher: CRISTINA R. BONODE Learning Area: MAPEH


DAILY LESSON LOG Teaching Dates and Time: March 4-8, 2024 (WEEK 6) Quarter: 3RD QUARTER

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY


I. OBJECTIVE/S MUSIC ARTS HEALTH PE P.E.
A. Content Standard Demonstrates understanding Demonstrates Demonstrates Demonstrates understanding Demonstrates
of the concept of timbre understanding of understanding of participation and understanding of
through recognizing musical shapes, colors, values, of the health assessment of physical participation and
instruments aurally and and the principles of implications of activity and physical fitness assessment of physical
visually emphasis, contrast, poor activity and physical fitness
and harmony in environmental
printmaking and sanitation
photography using
new technologies.
B. Performance Aurally determines the sound Describes the basic Consistently Demonstrates understanding Demonstrates
Standard of a single instrument in any concepts and principles of practices of participation and understanding of
section of the orchestra basic photography ways to assessment of physical participation and
maintain a activity and physical fitness assessment of physical
healthy activity and physical fitness
environment
C. Learning Understands concepts Practices ways Explains the Explains the fundamental
Competencies Distinguishes varied dynamic and principles of to nature/steps of the dance positions
(write the LC Code) levels in a music heard photography control/manag indigenous dances -Describes the skills
e noise “Maglalatik “ at Itik- involved in the basic
8.1 piano (p) pollution itik dance steps
8.2 mezzo piano (mp) A6PL-III-f -Observes
8.3 pianissimo (pp) -Describes the skills safety
8.4 forte (f) involved in the basic precautions
8.5 mezzo forte (mf) H6EH dance steps
8.6 fortissimo -IIIfg- -Observes PE6RD-IIIb-h-3
(ff) 6 safety
8.7 crescendo precautions
8.8 decrescendo
PE6RD-IIIb-h-3
MU6TB-IIIf-g-1

BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY Practice Ways to “Maglalatik” for Boys at Itik- “Maglalatik” for Boys at Itik-
DYNAMICS A. Phone Camera Control of Noise Itik for Girls folk dances Itik for Girls folk dances
II. CONTENT B. Point and Shoot Digital Pollution
Camera
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. TG/CG pages CG p.57 CG p.51 CG p.56 CG p. 36 Cg p.36

2. Learner’s Materials
pages
3. Textbook pages The 21st Century MAPEH in The 21st Century MAPEH in 21st century Mapeh in Action 21st century Mapeh in Action 21st century Mapeh in
Action p.53-59 Action p.153-160 6 pages 150-152 6 pages 226-230 Action 6 pages 226-230
4. Materials
downloaded from
LRMDS
A. Reviewing previous Let the pupils show and play What is photography? What are the effects of a `What are the fundamental `What are the fundamental
lesson and their brought instruments. noisy environment? dance positions? dance positions?
presenting new Let them identify the sound of
lesson each.

B. Establishing a Have you experienced Show a camera o cp camera. Do you want to have a Warm-up exercises: Warm-up exercises:
purpose for the listening to a loud Sharing experiences on how to peaceful environment? How? 1.head bending 1.head bending
lesson music/sound? use photogrphy of those 2.neck twisting 2.neck twisting
What can you say to the assigned in photojourn 3.arm stretching 3.arm stretching
sound when you are in the 4.arm circling 4.arm circling
public market? 5.trunk bending 5.trunk bending
How about the sound inside 6.hip rotating 6.hip rotating
the church? 7.half-knee bending 7.half-knee bending
Original File Submitted and 8.jumping 8.jumping
Formatted by DepEd Club 9.jogging in place 9.jogging in place
Member - visit 10.inhaling-exhaling 10.inhaling-exhaling
depedclub.com for more
C. Presenting Presenting the table of “ Showing different pictures Show pictures of practicing Present the video dance of Present the video dance of
examples/instances Dynamic Signs with their ways to control/manage noise Maglalatik for Boys /Itik- Itik Maglalatik for Boys / Itik-Itik
of the lesson Meanings” (p.53) pollution for Girls for Girls

D. Discussing new Giving activity sheets to be Discuss the principles applied in Discuss the pictures by group. I DO I DO
concepts and reported to the class by each photography. Demonstration of each dance Demonstration of dance
practicing new skills group after discussion 1.Contrast steps of the teacher steps of the teacher
#1 2.Emphasis
3.Harmony
4.Unity
5.Balance
6.Pattern
E. Discussing new Group reporting showing Group reporting Suggest other ways on how to YOU DO YOU DO
concepts and how to apply the dynamics in practice ways to control noise Demonstration of the pupils Demonstration of the pupils
practicing new skills using instruments pollution
#2

F. Developing mastery Group practice on how to Group working on making THEY DO THEY DO
(lead to formative show the dynamic signs better activity on practicing ways on Demonstration by group Demonstration by group
assessment 3) using musical instruments how to control noise
pollution( role playing,making
steamers,placards,a short
debate,etc.)
G. Finding practical Choose any Christmas song Take pictures outside using Performing the activity made Group presentation Group presentation
application of applying the dynamics using cellphones applying the
concepts and skills in musical instruments principles
daily living
H. Making What is dynamics? Are principles of photography How do you practice ways on 1.What are the dance steps in 1.What are the dance steps
generalization and How do you distinguishes important?Why? how to control noise Maglalatik/Itik-itik? in Maglalatik/Itik-Itik?
abstractions about varied dynamic levels in a pollution? 2.Describes the skills involved2.Describes the skills
the lesson music ? in the basic dance involved in the fundamental
steps( coordination,flexibility,
dance positions?
bvalance,endurance,muscular ( coordination,flexibility,bval
strength) ance,endurance,muscular
3..What could be the safety strength)
precautions in dancing?(do 3..What could be the safety
not have medical precautions in dancing?(do
problem,wearing t5he proper not have medical
dance attire,in a spacious areaproblem,wearing t5he
without barriers,not carrying proper dance attire,in a
sharp objects,must warm-up spacious area without
before the session) barriers,not carrying sharp
objects,must warm-up
before the session)
I. Evaluating learning Match the descriptions in Write YES on the blank if the Make a survey to Check your understanding in Check your understanding in
column A with the terms in statement about photography neighborhood on Fitness Enhancement through Fitness Enhancement
column B.Write the letter only is true and NO if it is not. how they practice Basic Dance Steps through Basic Dance Steps
on the blank. __1.In photography, the ways on how to TOPICS TOPICS
Column A elements and principles of arts control noise Topic Ihave I still I Topic Ihave I still I
_1.It is the loud sound are also applied. pollution. s a have don’t s a have don’t
_2.A very loud sound __2.The output will depend on good some get it good some get it
Suggests the right
_3.A very very loud sound the type of camera you used. under questi under questi
way on how they are
_4.It is moderately loud __3.It needs skilled standi ons standi ons
going to practice
_5.A moderately soft photographer to capture a good ng ng
ways to control noise
_6.A soft sound photo. Dance Dance
_7.A very soft sound __4.A good camera will always pollution. steps Steps
_8.A very very soft soft sound produce good pictures. Skills Skills
_9.Decreasing in loudness __5.Contrast and harmony are invov invov
_10.Increasing in loudness also applied in photography. ed ed
Column B Safety Safety
a.crescendo preca preca
b.decrescendo utions utions
c.pianisssissimo in in
d.pianissimo danci danci
e.piano ng ng
f.mezzo piano
g.mezzo forte
h.fortississimo
i.forte
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for
remediation

Prepared by:
CRISTINA R. BONODE Checked:
Teacher III TERESA B. ESPAÑOL
Master Teacher II

Noted:

WEBELIN N. SALCEDO
Head Teacher III

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