Music Lesson Plan
Music Lesson Plan
Music Lesson Plan
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards Demonstrate slow, moderate and fast tempo through movement and song.
B. Performance Standards Recognize and imitate slow, moderate and fast tempo through movements.
C. Learning Mimics animal movements.
Competencies/Objectives Demonstrate the concepts of tempo.
Ma’am!
Dear Lord,
Thank You for our teacher, our school and
our families. As we gather together this
morning we invite Your Holy Spirit to inspire
us, guide us and teach us in everything that
we do today.
We give You our anxious thoughts and
receive Your peace. Thank You that You
promise to be with us always.
Amen! Amen!
Okay, ma’am.
(The teacher will play the Zumba video) (The students dance gracefully until the
music video ended.)
Did you enjoy?
Yes, ma’am.
Very good!
Everybody sit down. Arrange your chair properly and (The students picked those pieces of paper
pick up the pieces of paper under your chair. under their chair)
None, ma’am.
That’s good.
B. Developing Activity
1. Review Before going on our new lesson for today. Who
remember the lesson we had discussed yesterday?
Very good!
Let’s clap our hands.
C. Lesson Proper
1. Engage Class, I have here pictures of animals and I want you to
identify each of them. Do you understand, class?
Yes, ma’am.
Dog
Bird
Rabbit
Ma’am!
The dog runs.
The turtle crawls.
The rabbit hops.
The cat walks.
The birds fly.
Excellent!
Let’s give them a wow clap.
(The student will do the wow clap)
Done, ma’am.
Group1 – Bird
Group2 – Cat
Group3 – Dog
Group4 - Turtle
Group5 – Rabbit
Answers:
Group1 – Spread their arms like a bird
flying.
Group2 – Walks like a cat.
Group3 – Run fast in place like a dog.
Group4 – Crawl like a turtle.
Group5 – Hop like a rabbit.
Tempo is how fast or slow the music is. Tempo help the
composer to convey a feeling of either intensity or
relaxation.
The tempo can have virtually any amount of beats per
minute. The lower the number of beats per minute, the
slower the tempo will be. Inversely, the higher the
number of beats per minute, the faster the tempo will
be.
Yes, ma’am!
Wonderful!
Finish, ma’am.
How to do it:
“Double, Double”
Yes, ma’am.
Do you understand the direction?
Very good!
That’s all for today.
See you again tomorrow. Goodbye, ma’am!
Goodbye, class!
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. What difficulties did I
encounter which my
teacher helped me solve?
B. What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish
to share?