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Daily Lesson Log_MAPEH 6_Quarter 3_W3.docx
1. GRADES 1 to 12
DAILY LESSON LOG
School: CARSADANG BAGO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Grade Level: VI
Name of Teacher IRISH JOY V. CACHAPERO Learning Area: MAPEH
Teaching Dates and Time: January 2-10, 2025(WEEK 3)
Diligence ¨C 11:45-12:30
Humanity ¨C 10:50-11:35
Quarter: Third
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
I. OBJECTIVES:
A. Content Standards
Demonstrate understanding
of the concept of musical
forms and musical symbols
Demonstrate understanding of
shapes, colors, values, and the
principles of emphasis, contrast,
and harmony in printmaking and
photography using new
technologies.
Demonstrate understanding of shapes, colors, values, and the principles
of emphasis, contrast, and harmony in printmaking and photography
using new technologies. Demonstrate understanding
of the health implications of
poor environmental
sanitation.
B. Performance Standards
Perform accurately the design
or structure of a given
musical piece
Create simple printmaking
(silkscreen) designs on t-shirts and
posters.
Create simple printmaking (silkscreen) designs on t-shirts and posters. Consistently practice ways to
maintain a healthy
environment.
C. Most Essential
Learning Competencies
Identify simple musical forms
of songs from the
community: Rondo (ABACA)-
has contrasting sections in
between.
Explains the truism that design
principles still apply for any new
design ( contrast of colors, shapes,
and lines produces harmony)
whether done by hand or machine
(computer)
Demonstrates understanding that digital technology has speeded up
the printing of original designs and made it accessible to many, as
emphasized in t-shirts and poster designs.
Explain how poor
environmental sanitation can
negatively impact the health of
an individual.
D. Objectives
Write the LC code for each
1. Di êÀêÀ erentiate the three
musical forms; AB,
ABA/ABC, and ABACA.
2. Identify songs in the
di êÀêÀ erent musical forms.
3. Identify the musical form
of a song.
1. De êÀ—µ ne printmaking.
2. Recognize how printmaking
can be done in several
ways.
3. Apply the elements
and principles of arts in
printmaking.
1. De êÀ—µ ne silk-screen printing;
2. Enumerate the di êÀêÀ erent types of ink and tools used for silk- screen
printing.
Demonstrate the step-by-step process of silk-screen printing on t-shirt.
1. Identify the ways on how
to keep water and air
clean and safe.
2. Practice the ways on
keeping water and air
clean and safe.
3. Promote ways in
maintaining an
environment with
clean
and safe water and air
II. CONTENT
Rondo (ABACA) Musical Form Printmaking Silk-screen Printing
Ways to keep water and air
clean and safe
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher¡¯s Guide pages K to 12 MELC Guide pp. 259-
260
The 21st
Century MAPEH in
ACTION (Teacher¡¯s Guide)
Author: Ligaya Bautista Garcia
K to 12 MELC Guide pp.
292 The 21st
Century
MAPEH in
ACTION (Teacher¡¯s Guide)
K to 12 MELC Guide pp. 292 The 21st
Century MAPEH in
ACTION (Teacher¡¯s Guide) Author: Ligaya Bautista Garcia Quinitio,et al
Pages: K to 12 MELC Guide pp. 352
2. Quinitio,et al Pages: Author: Ligaya Bautista Garcia
Quinitio,et al Pages:
2. Learners¡¯ Materials
pages
Learning Activity Sheet in
Music 6 Week 1-2 pp. 1-7
Learning Activity Sheet in Arts 6
Week 1-2 pp. 1-12
Learning Activity Sheet in Arts 6 Week 1-2 pp. 1-12 Health Quarter 3 ¨C Module 1:
Poor Environmental
Sanitation:
3. Textbook pages The 21st
Century MAPEH in
ACTION (Learner¡¯s Material)
Author: Ligaya Bautista Garcia
Quinitio,et al Pages
The 21st
Century MAPEH in
ACTION (Learner¡¯s Material)
Author: Ligaya Bautista Garcia
Quinitio,et al Pages
The 21st
Century MAPEH in ACTION (Learner¡¯s Material) Author: Ligaya
Bautista Garcia Quinitio,et al Pages MAPEH6 Adventurers in the
21st
century pages 316-323
4. Addt¡¯l Mat¡¯ls from
Learning Resource
Portal
Music Quarter 3 ¨C Module 1:
Simple Musical Forms, Rondo
Form, and Repeat Marks
https://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=0fhS0JoaS9U
Arts Quarter 3 ¨C Module 2: T-
shirt Printing pp. 1-39
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=3jjRwsqMSI0
Arts Quarter 3 ¨C Module 2: T-shirt Printing pp. 1-39
https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=3jjRwsqMSI0 Health Quarter 3 ¨C Module 2:
Ways to Keep Water and Air
Clean and Safe pp. 1-19
B. Other Learning
Resources Ppt presentation, video clips
Ppt presentation, pictures, bond
paper, drawing materials,
coloring materials, scissors
Ppt presentation, video clips, materials for silkscreen printing
Ppt presentation
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous
lesson or
presenting the new
lesson.
What is Binary (AB) form? ¨C
Ternary (ABA) form?
How elements of arts applied even
when using new technologies. What is printmaking?
How poor environmental
sanitation can be harmful to
human¡¯s health?
B. Establishing a
pupose for the
lesson
Preliminary Activity:
Have you attended a birthday
party? Do they had face
painting? Is it nice and fun?
Share your experience in class.
Look at your shirts, bags, and shoes. Do you ever wonder how those
designs were transferred to your shirts, bags and shoes?
Pre-Activity: Write Yes if the
activity shows ways in keeping
water and air clean and safe and
No if it does not.
(refer to SLM p. 2)
C. Presenting
examples/instances
of the new lesson
Sing and study the melodic
pattern of the song
¡°Maligayang Araw¡±.
Show the picture.
Did you know that face painting
is another form of printmaking?
Watch a video clip on silkscreen printing.
Show di êÀêÀ erent signages. Let
the pupils explain the meaning
of the following signages.
3. D. Discussing new
concepts and
practicing new
skills #1
? What do you notice
about the melody of the
song?
? Do you think the melody
of the song is the same
until the end?
? Which lyrics of the song is
di êÀêÀ erent in melody?
Discussion on Printmaking and
ways to make printmaking.
What is silkscreen printing? What are the tools needed in silkscreen
printing?
What are the steps in silkscreen printing?
The children are sharing ideas
on di êÀêÀ erent ways to keep
air clean and safe. Read
carefully and take note of what
they are saying.
(refer to SLM pp. 5-6)
E. Discussing new The song ¡°Maligayang Araw¡± is How are designs prepared for Demonstration on the step-by- Discussion about ways to keep
4. concepts and
practicing new
skills #2
the best example of a rondo
form (ABACA).
Introduce the RONDO form to
the class through discussion.
printing?
Designs can be prepared
manually or with the use of
technology depending on the
type of printing made. For every
piece of art created, di êÀêÀ erent
elements of art are applied.
step procedures on silkscreen printing.
water and air clean and safe
F. Developing Mastery
(Leads to Formative
Assessment 3)
Study the piece
¡°Maligayang Araw¡±. Analyze
and identify the di êÀêÀ erent
sections of the piece. Divide
yourselves into two groups.
Sing the song twice. the êÀ—µ rst
group sings the A part while
the second group sings the B
and C parts.
What are the di êÀêÀ erent materials needed in silkscreen printing?
How are you going to make a silkscreen print?
What are the four stencil methods?
Four Stencil method in Silk Screen printing
1. Paper stencil
2. Glue Stencil or block out stencil
3. Hand-cut Film
4. Photo Stencils
Read the following statements
carefully. Write T if the
statement is TRUE and F if it is
FALSE.
1. Air and water pollution are
e êÀêÀ ects of the improper
waste disposal.
2. Environmental sanitation
keeps the environment
free from pollution.
3. All the lakes and ponds are
sources of clean and safe
water.
4. Improper waste disposal
can contaminate air and
water.
5. Air pollution cannot lead to
having respiratory
diseases.
G. Finding practical
application of
concepts and skills in
daily living
What is the message of the
song ¡°Maligayang Araw¡±?
Your organization has a school
project and you don¡¯t have
enough funds to disseminate your
advocacy though tarpaulin and
êÀšÑ yers. What option can you do to
accomplish your project?
What bene êÀ—µ ts do you get in learning silk screen printing?
Your barangay is near in river
and your neighbors are
dumping wastes in the river.
What can you do to stop this
practice of your neighbors?
H. Making
generalizations and
What is printmaking?
5. abtractions about
the lesson
What is Rondo (ABACA) form?
What are the several ways of
printmaking?
What is silkscreen printing?
What are the ways to keep
water and air clean?
I. Evaluating learning Answer the following Activity: Let us design for Printing A. Give the di êÀêÀ erent materials A. Enumerate 5 practices that
6. questions:
1. In which measure can we
êÀ—µ nd the motif of the piece?
2. Which part of the piece
is being repeated?
Materials: bond paper, drawing
materials, coloring materials,
scissors
Procedure:
1. Think of a theme or a design
that can be used during
your sports activities in
school.
2. On a bond paper, draw a T-
shirt big enough to occupy
the entire paper.
3. Cut the excess part of the
paper leaving the T-shirt
shaped part.
4. Draw the theme or design on
the T-shirt. Make sure to
apply the di êÀ êÀ erent
elements and principles of
art in your design.
needed in silkscreen printing?
B. Give the the four stencil methods?
you are doing to keep the air
clean and safe.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
B. Enumerate 5 practices that
you are doing to keep the
water clean and safe.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
J. Additional activities
for application or
remediation
Assignment:
Bring materials for silkscreen printing nextweek.
Make your own poster
slogan to promote in
maintaining air and water
clean and safe.
7. IV. REMARKS
V. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who
earned 80% in the
evaluation
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for remediation
who scored below 80%
C. Did the remedial lessons
work? No. of learners
who have caught up
with the lessons
D. No. of learners who
continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked
well? why did these
work?
F. What di êÀ? culties did
I encountered which
my principal or
supervisor can help
me solve?
G. What innovation or
localized materials did I
uses/discover which I
wish to share with other
teachers?
Use of ICT and multi-media in teaching.