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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about fundamental arm and feet positions of dance. It outlines objectives, subject matter from reference materials, and a procedure involving a daily routine, recall of a previous lesson, a motivation activity playing ethnic dance music, a discussion of folkdance and demonstration of arm and feet positions, student groups applying the positions, a generalization, and an evaluation. Students will then be assigned to perform combinations of the positions to music in groups.

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about fundamental arm and feet positions of dance. It outlines objectives, subject matter from reference materials, and a procedure involving a daily routine, recall of a previous lesson, a motivation activity playing ethnic dance music, a discussion of folkdance and demonstration of arm and feet positions, student groups applying the positions, a generalization, and an evaluation. Students will then be assigned to perform combinations of the positions to music in groups.

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about fundamental arm and feet positions of dance. It outlines objectives, subject matter from reference materials, and a procedure involving a daily routine, recall of a previous lesson, a motivation activity playing ethnic dance music, a discussion of folkdance and demonstration of arm and feet positions, student groups applying the positions, a generalization, and an evaluation. Students will then be assigned to perform combinations of the positions to music in groups.

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    Lesson Plan FINAL

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    This lesson plan aims to teach students about fundamental arm and feet positions of dance. It outlines objectives, subject matter from reference materials, and a procedure involving a daily routine, recall of a previous lesson, a motivation activity playing ethnic dance music, a discussion of folkdance and demonstration of arm and feet positions, student groups applying the positions, a generalization, and an evaluation. Students will then be assigned to perform combinations of the positions to music in groups.

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    March 14, 2018

    Semi-detailed Lesson Plan in MAPEH-4

    I. Objectives
    At the end of the lesson, 85% of the students should be able to:
    a. Identify the fundamental arms and feet positions of dance
    b. Appreciate and execute different skills involved in the dance
    c. Perform movement sequence using the fundamental arm and feet positions.

    II. Subject Matter


    Topic: Fundamental Arm and Feet Positions
    Reference: Enjoying Life Through Music, Art, Physical Education and Health
    Marrissa C. Pascual
    Ma. Mignon C. Artuz
    Irene Feliz S. Reyes
    Ma. Elvira M. Garcia
    Pp. 78-81

    Materials: speaker, sounds, visual aids and props

    III. Procedure
    a. Daily routine
     Prayer
     Checking of attendance
    b. Recall/ review
    The teacher will recall the last topic about ethnic dances.
    c. Lesson proper
    1. Motivation
    The teacher will play a music entitled “La Jota Moncadena”. While
    listening to the music, the students will identify the pictures of different
    folk dances in front.

    2. Discussion
     What is folkdance?
    Philippine folk dances involve expressive movements of the arms
    and feet. These movements came from the fundamental arms and
    feet positions.
     Demonstrate the Fundamental Arm Positions
    1. Raise your arms to a circle in front of your body as if you
    are holding a big invisible ball.
    2. Open your arms from the first position out to your sides in
    a graceful curve.
    3. Raise one arm overhead while the other hand remains in
    second position, keeping your arms curve and your hands
    relax.
    4. With one arm raised overhead, bring your other arm in
    front of your chest in a half circle.
    5. Raise both arms overhead. Your arms should be curved and
    the palms of your hands are facing down.
     Demonstrate the Fundamental Feet Positions
    1. Bring your heels close to touch but your toes apart.
    2. Slide your one foot to the side until your feet are about
    shoulder width apart.
    3. Bring the heel of one foot to touch the instep of the other
    foot.
    4. Slide the foot infront of you so that it is directly infront of
    the other.
    5. Slide the foot infront of you and bring the heel of one foot
    to touch the toe of the other.

    3. Application
    Each group will perform the Fundamental of arms and feet positions.
    4. Generalization
    Before we perform some of Philippine Folk Dances, it is best to
    start with the basic steps. We must learn fundamentals of arms and
    feet position for us to easily perform different Folk Dances.
    5. Evaluation

    All students must define the position that I will perform in front.

    IV. Assignment/ agreement


    Each group will perform the combination of arms and feet positions with music.

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