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Final Demo Lesson Plan I. Objectives:: Folkdances Are Dances That Are Developed by

The lesson plan aims to teach students the basic steps of the Salakot dance. It will begin with an introduction explaining what folk dances are and examples from the Philippines. The teacher will then demonstrate and have students practice the key steps of the Salakot dance, including the change step, sway balance with a point, and waltz step. Students will be evaluated on their proper execution of the steps and synchronization in performing the dance.

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Final Demo Lesson Plan I. Objectives:: Folkdances Are Dances That Are Developed by

The lesson plan aims to teach students the basic steps of the Salakot dance. It will begin with an introduction explaining what folk dances are and examples from the Philippines. The teacher will then demonstrate and have students practice the key steps of the Salakot dance, including the change step, sway balance with a point, and waltz step. Students will be evaluated on their proper execution of the steps and synchronization in performing the dance.

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Final Demo Lesson Plan

I. Objectives:

At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:

1. Identify the Basic Steps in Salakot Dance


2. Perform/Execute the Basic Steps in Salakot Dance
3. Determine the importance of the proper execution of each Steps

II. Subject Matter:

Topic: Folkdance
Sub Topic: Salakot ( basic steps )
Reference:

III. Devices / Instructional Device:

 Visual Aids
 Salakot

IV. Procedure:

Teaches Activities Students Activities


A. Routinely Matters:
“Good Morning Class”
(Good Morning Sir!)
“ to start our discussion for today, Let’s Pray first”
(Call somebody to lead the prayer) (One will lead the prayer)

(The student will count the absents)


“MS. Secretary, Who’s absent this morning?”
(Thank you Sir!)
“You may take your seat.”

B. Motivation

C. Presentation
Yes, Folkdance and that is our topic for today.

Folkdances are dances that are developed by


people that reflect the life of the people of
certain county or region. Not all ethnic dances
are folkdances or dances of ritual origin are
not considered to be folk dances. Ritual dances
are usually called “Religious dances” because
of their purpose.
The examples of FOLKDANCE are
CARIÑOSA, TINIKLING, PANDANGO SA ILAW AT
SALAKOT DANCE.

This morning class, I am going to teach you


the Basic steps in Salakot Dance.

Sayaw sa Salakot

A dance where young girls of the village show


off their colorful farm hats. the salakot is a
wide brimmed hat which protects the Filipinos
from the heat of the sun and rain. In this
dances, the salakot is use to enhance the
dance figure and hand movements
Okay Sir!
Now , I’ll teach you the basic steps and figures
use in Salakot dance. Can you move your chairs
at the back to clear the big space in front for a
comfortable movement.

D. Explanation
 Change Step
( Students will follow )
A change of weight from one foot to another with at
least one foot remaining in contact with the floor
throughout the change ( execute )
( Students will follow )
 Sway Balanced with a point

(step, cross-step, step, point )( execute ) ( Students will follow )

 Waltz step

Step on the lead foot, step with the other foot, bring
the lead foot to the trailing foot (with a change of
weight). Usually danced in a series, repeating the action ( Students will follow )
with the opposite footwork. Most often, the waltz is
danced smoothly and lightly. (execute )

 Blecking

touch one heel to the floor then the toe of the same
foot.
Sir. Folkdance are dances that are developed by people
that reflect the life of the people of a certain country or
E. Generalization
region.
So class, what is folkdance?
Yes Mr.Casio

Yes correct, very good!


Cariñosa,Tinikling, Pandango sa ilaw,Salakot etc.
Can you give an example of folkdance in the
Phillipines?
Yes Mr.Placido?

You’re right. Very good! Yes Sir, because knowing the proper execution leads to
better performance
Is it really important to know the proper
execution of each step?
Yes Mr.Fontillas?

Yes absolutely! Thank you you may take your


seat.

F. Drill and Application

Now, I want you to perform/execute the


salakot basic steps I discussed a while ago. I
will give you 5 minutes to practice the basic
steps.

This is my criteria for judging your performance.

Execution 50%
Synchronization 50%
Total: 100%

G. Evaluation
So class, what are the basic steps in
salakot dance we perform.

V. Assignment:

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