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I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:
A. TOPIC: Dance
B. REFERENCES:
C. MATERIALS:
D. SKILLS:
E. VALUES INTEGRATION:
F. CONCEPT:
Dancing is an expression and rhythmic movement of an intensified sense
of life. An expressive body movement usually coordinates into a pattern
and adapted to musical accompaniment.
7 A. Preliminaries
minutes
Greetings Good morning Class! Good morning! Good
morning classmates!
Checking of To all the students make (The student’s will sign at Class Record /
Attendance sure that you have affixed the Attendance Sheet to be Attendance
your signature in the facilitated by group Sheet
Attendance Sheet. leaders)
3 B. Presentation
minutes
Presentation of So with that our topic for (The students will Power Point
the Lesson today is all about Dancing. participate) Presentation
Presentation of We are geared to attain At the end of the lesson, Power Point
the Objectives our objectives for today. the students are Presentation
expected to:
1. Understand the
importance of dance;
2. Recognize that dance is
both an art and
recreation;
3. Appreciate why people
dance;
4. Identify the element of
dance; and
5. Enumerate the kinds of
dances.
1. Communal Dance-
members of primitive
tribal culture invented
dance as a magic, a
strategy, a method, for
survival. Dance was
their way to life. In
their dance, they
sought to transcend
the consciousness of
self by achieving
ecstatic state in which
they would arrive at a
mastery over evil spirit.
3. Folk Dance- It
developed from
regional memories of
older motif in
communal dance. Folk
dances reflect an
underlying unconscious
paganism in the
celebration n of the
harvest and the event
of ordinary life, and
the dance as charm of
rain, fertility, good
fortune, etc. the dance
also provided a sense
of solidarity,
particularly in the
ethnic dances which
preserved a desired
sense of racial or
regional identity.
We have 8 ELEMENTS OF
DANCE
1. Theme- an important
element of dance. It
refers to the message
conveyed by the
dance.
2. Design- refers to the
plan or organization of
movement in time and
space.
3. Movement- is the
action of dancers as
they use their bodies
to create or organize
the pattern. Movement
of dance- is the
medium of dance. The
elements of movement
are space, time,
duration and force.
4. Techniques- refer to
skill in executing
movements. A
technically proficient
dance has complete
control over the
muscles of his body.
5. Music- motivates the
movements of dancers.
It is something melodic
and harmonious use as
an accompaniment. It
is also serves as the
background that
further captivates the
spectators.
6. Costume and Props-
enhance the effect of
the dance. They are
the visual elements
which are reflective of
the costumes, beliefs,
and environment of
the people.
7. Choreography- refers
to the forms and
arrangement and
organizations of dance
steps and movements.
Choreography is the
term for dance
composition. A good
choreography must fill
the stage, through a
progressive series of
picture, using both the
solo dancer and a
corps de ballet.
8. Scenery- refers to the
setting of background;
the place of action to
make the dance more
artistic ad beautiful.
Group 1- Communal
Dance
Group 2- Ritual Dance
Group 3- Folkdance
Group 4- Social Dance
IV. EVALUATION:
Direction: Write the appropriate letter in the space provided. Identify what kind of
dance it is.
_________1. This dance has a gay and lively character its nature reflected related
elements of the respective time periods- the elaborate and bulky passions in clothes,
the spacious floor areas of court and places, and the elegance of the successive
periods.
_________2. Unlike the primitive dance, ritual dance is a conscious dance, organized
volitionally in its design, purpose and meaning.
_________3. members of primitive tribal culture invented dance as a magic, a strategy,
a method, for survival. Dance was their way to life. In their dance, they sought to
transcend the consciousness of self by achieving ecstatic state in which they would
arrive at a mastery over evil spirit.
_________4. It developed from regional memories of older motif in communal dance.
Folk dances reflect an underlying unconscious paganism in the celebration n of the
harvest and the event of ordinary life, and the dance as charm of rain, fertility, good
fortune.
(answers: 1. A, 2. B, 3. A, 4. B, 5. C, 6. A)
V. ASSIGNMENT:
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References:
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