Printmaking is a simple way to produce multiple prints of an image or design by transferring it from a plate to materials like paper, cloth, or cardboard. The plate can be made from natural objects found in one's surroundings, such as fruits, vegetables, leaves, flowers, twigs, or stones. The basic printmaking process involves preparing the plate, inking it, and transferring the design.
Arts 6- Art Processes, Elements, and Principles Applied in New Technologies....HazelPooten1
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This document discusses art processes, elements, and principles and how they still apply with new technologies. It aims to discuss how elements and principles are still used with technologies, appreciate their use in technologies, and create simple replicas of logos applying digital or hand-drawn techniques. It provides examples of visual elements like line, shape, color, texture and principles like balance, emphasis, and rhythm. It notes logos depict names and purposes through images, text, or both using technologies like computers and devices. Learners are asked to create a simple replica logo applying elements, which can be hand-drawn or digital, and submit by a date.
Itong video na ito ay ginawa ko para sa mga mag-aaral, upang mas lalong maintindihan ang mga kumpas ng musika, lalo na sa gumagamit ng Modular Distance Learning....
Notes and rests are the basic elements that make up the rhythm of a musical piece. Notes represent sounds of different durations, while rests represent silent beats that still count towards the time signature. Common note symbols include the whole note, half note, quarter note, and eighth note, each representing a different number of beats. When reading music, the corresponding rest symbol indicates a period of silence for the same duration as the note.
Simple melodic lines in music can be formed using stepping tones where notes move up or down the staff in consecutive lines and spaces, skipping tones where notes skip lines and spaces on the staff, or repeated tones where a note is repeated several times in a straight line. These tonal patterns are the basic building blocks used to construct distinctive melodic sequences on the musical staff.
The document provides an introduction to musical notation and concepts. It explains that music is notated on a staff with lines and spaces, and uses bar lines to separate measures. It introduces the treble clef symbol and teaches how to notate pitches using note names associated with lines and spaces of the staff through mnemonic devices. It also discusses musical duration and values of different notes and rests, and introduces time signatures to organize beats within a measure.
The document discusses ostinato patterns and provides examples of rhythmic ostinato patterns that can accompany songs. It explains that an ostinato is a short repeated rhythmic or melodic phrase. Examples are given of ostinato body movement patterns for songs like "Rain, Rain Go Away" in 2-beat meter, "Leron, Leron, Sinta" in 3-beat meter, and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" in 4-beat meter. The document also includes the lyrics for the song "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" and prompts the reader to create their own ostinato pattern for that song.
This document discusses the concept of steady beat in music. It defines steady beat as a beat that does not change and provides examples such as a heartbeat, chanting, walking and clapping. Musical pieces sound more pleasant when they incorporate a steady beat. The regular beat in music is represented by beat marks, while sounds like a motorcycle engine or wind do not have a steady beat. The document concludes by asking the reader to count the steady beat of different songs and check the corresponding heart image with the correct number of beats.
Time signatures are used to define the meter or rhythmic feel of a piece of music. They indicate how many beats are in each measure and which note value receives the beat. The top number tells how many beats per measure, while the bottom number denotes the note value that receives one beat. Common time, represented as 4/4, is the most standard time signature, with four quarter note beats per measure. Other examples include 3/4, 2/4, 2/2 or cut time, and 6/8. Understanding time signatures allows musicians to properly play and interpret the rhythmic feel of a composition.
Filipino 3 yunit iii aralin 3 paggamit nang tama ng salitang kilos o pandiwaDesiree Mangundayao
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This document contains a detailed lesson plan for a 6th grade music class covering rhythm, notes, rests, and time signatures over 4 lessons. The lessons include objectives, content, resources, and procedures. Procedures involve reviewing concepts, presenting new material through examples and discussion, practicing skills, finding applications, evaluation, and additional activities. The goal is for students to understand musical symbols and concepts, and differentiate between time signatures.
1. The document discusses dynamics and timbre in music education for third grade students. It covers 7 lessons that teach students about sound sources and their timbres, dynamics through body movements and songs, and applying dynamics to enhance musical expressions.
2. Dynamics refers to the loudness and softness of sounds. The lessons show students how to use their body and voice to demonstrate dynamics in interpreting various sounds, songs, and poems.
3. Applying different dynamics helps make music more beautiful and meaningful. The lessons aim to develop students' understanding and skills in expressing dynamics in their performances.
Principles and elements applied in comic arthaven 01
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This document explains the elements and principles of art that are applied in comic and cartoon character making. It discusses line, shape, and texture as the key elements used to create character designs and convey emotions and movement. Rhythm and variety are also important principles for showing action and adding interest. The document provides examples of different line types and how they impact perception, as well as defining shapes and textures. It includes activities for students to identify these elements and principles in cartoon characters.
This document provides information about music notation and rhythm. It includes examples of different note values and their corresponding number of beats. The key time signatures of 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 6/8 are explained, including which note receives one beat in each signature. Conducting patterns for different time signatures are shown. Students are provided practice identifying note values, counting beats, drawing bar lines, and creating their own rhythmic patterns based on various time signatures. References for additional information are also listed.
The document discusses ostinato patterns and provides examples of rhythmic ostinato patterns that can accompany songs. It explains that an ostinato is a short repeated rhythmic or melodic phrase. Examples are given of ostinato body movement patterns for songs like "Rain, Rain Go Away" in 2-beat meter, "Leron, Leron, Sinta" in 3-beat meter, and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" in 4-beat meter. The document also includes the lyrics for the song "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" and prompts the reader to create their own ostinato pattern for that song.
This document discusses the concept of steady beat in music. It defines steady beat as a beat that does not change and provides examples such as a heartbeat, chanting, walking and clapping. Musical pieces sound more pleasant when they incorporate a steady beat. The regular beat in music is represented by beat marks, while sounds like a motorcycle engine or wind do not have a steady beat. The document concludes by asking the reader to count the steady beat of different songs and check the corresponding heart image with the correct number of beats.
Time signatures are used to define the meter or rhythmic feel of a piece of music. They indicate how many beats are in each measure and which note value receives the beat. The top number tells how many beats per measure, while the bottom number denotes the note value that receives one beat. Common time, represented as 4/4, is the most standard time signature, with four quarter note beats per measure. Other examples include 3/4, 2/4, 2/2 or cut time, and 6/8. Understanding time signatures allows musicians to properly play and interpret the rhythmic feel of a composition.
Filipino 3 yunit iii aralin 3 paggamit nang tama ng salitang kilos o pandiwaDesiree Mangundayao
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This document contains a detailed lesson plan for a 6th grade music class covering rhythm, notes, rests, and time signatures over 4 lessons. The lessons include objectives, content, resources, and procedures. Procedures involve reviewing concepts, presenting new material through examples and discussion, practicing skills, finding applications, evaluation, and additional activities. The goal is for students to understand musical symbols and concepts, and differentiate between time signatures.
1. The document discusses dynamics and timbre in music education for third grade students. It covers 7 lessons that teach students about sound sources and their timbres, dynamics through body movements and songs, and applying dynamics to enhance musical expressions.
2. Dynamics refers to the loudness and softness of sounds. The lessons show students how to use their body and voice to demonstrate dynamics in interpreting various sounds, songs, and poems.
3. Applying different dynamics helps make music more beautiful and meaningful. The lessons aim to develop students' understanding and skills in expressing dynamics in their performances.
Principles and elements applied in comic arthaven 01
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This document explains the elements and principles of art that are applied in comic and cartoon character making. It discusses line, shape, and texture as the key elements used to create character designs and convey emotions and movement. Rhythm and variety are also important principles for showing action and adding interest. The document provides examples of different line types and how they impact perception, as well as defining shapes and textures. It includes activities for students to identify these elements and principles in cartoon characters.
This document provides information about music notation and rhythm. It includes examples of different note values and their corresponding number of beats. The key time signatures of 2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 6/8 are explained, including which note receives one beat in each signature. Conducting patterns for different time signatures are shown. Students are provided practice identifying note values, counting beats, drawing bar lines, and creating their own rhythmic patterns based on various time signatures. References for additional information are also listed.
Ang **akdang naratibo** ay isang uri ng panitikan na nagsasalaysay ng isang kwento o karanasan. Ito ay isang pagsasalaysay ng mga pangyayari na may layuning magbigay aliw, magturo, o magbigay aral sa mga mambabasa. Kadalasang gumagamit ng mga tauhan, tagpuan, at kaganapan upang maipahayag ang isang kwento sa isang tiyak na ayos o pagkakasunod-sunod.
Ang **akdang naratibo** ay may mga pangunahing elemento tulad ng **tauhan**, **tagpuan**, **tema**, **salungatan**, at **banghay**. Ang **tauhan** ang mga karakter na gumaganap sa kwento, mula sa pangunahing tauhan hanggang sa mga sumusuportang karakter. Ang **tagpuan** ay ang lugar at oras kung saan nagaganap ang mga pangyayari sa kwento. Ang **tema** naman ay ang pangunahing ideya o mensahe na nais iparating sa mambabasa. Ang **salungatan** ay ang problema o hamon na kinakaharap ng mga tauhan sa kwento, at ang **banghay** ay ang pagkakasunod-sunod ng mga pangyayari mula sa simula, gitna, hanggang sa wakas.
Halimbawa ng akdang naratibo ay ang mga **maikling kwento**, **nobela**, at **talambuhay**. Sa mga akdang ito, ang manunulat ay nagkukuwento ng isang kwento na may mga tauhan at nagsisilbing gabay sa mga mambabasa upang matutunan ang mga aral na dulot ng kwento. Ang isang akdang naratibo ay maaaring magtaglay ng iba't ibang emosyon tulad ng saya, lungkot, takot, at pagmamahal, na nakatutulong upang mas maging makulay at buhay ang kwento.
Sa kabuuan, ang akdang naratibo ay isang mahalagang anyo ng panitikan na naglalaman ng mga kwento at karanasan na makapagbibigay ng kasiyahan at aral sa mga mambabasa.
2. Ano ang mga katangian ng kulay na nakikita mo
sa larawan? Paano
natin ito maggamit sa paggawa ng disenyo?
3. Ang kulay ay napapansin kahit
saan sa ating kapaligiran.
- mapusyaw na kulay (light colors)
- may matingkad (bright)
- madilim na kulay (dark colors)
4. Naranasan na ba ninyong
magdisenyo ng sariling gamit?
Ano ang nararamdaman ninyo?
6. - Napansin ba ninyo
na
- ang mga kulay ay
hindi pantay pantay?
Ano-anong mga
hugis at linya
- ang inyong
napapansin?
7. Ang tina-tali (Tie-Dye) ay proseso
ng pagkukulay ay karaniwang
binubuo ng pagtiklop, pagpilipit,
papatong na pagtiklop, o paglukot
ng tela o isang damit na tinatalian
ng tali o goma (rubber band) na
sinusundan ng pagbabad o
paglubog sa timpla na may kulay.
Ang tina (dye) ay maaaring
paghalu-haluin para makagawa ng
panibagong kulay
15. Ano ang masasabi ninyo
sa mga kilos o galaw ng
mga hayop na nasa
larawan?
18. - Awitin nang mabilis ang Chua-ay.
- Awitin muli ang Chuay-ay at sabayan ng
kilos na parang mga Igorot.
- Saan nanggaling ang awiting Chua-ay?
- Saang lalawigan makikita ang mga Igorot?
- Paano inaawit ang awitin?
- Anong katangian ng mga Igorot ang
ipinakikita sa awitin?
20. -Awitin ang Ili-ili Tulog Anay at
sabayan ng kilos o galaw ng katawan.
- Anong kilos ang ginawa habang
umaawit ng Ili-ili Tulog Anay?
- Paano isinagawa ang kilos?
21. Awitin ang
Do A Little
Thing at
umikha ang
bawat pangkat
ng sariling kilos
23. Samusika, ang mga awitin ay
nagpapahiwatig ng ibat ibang
kilos. May mabagal at mabilis
na kilos.
Ito ay tinatawag na TEMPO
24. Sa mga pang-araw-araw na
gawain, kailan kikilos nang
mabagal at mabilis?
Magbigay ng mga
halimbawa.