Direction:
Fill in theempty box with the
correct letter to form a word. Write
your answer on your card boards.
The first to raise the board with the
correct answer will be given 2
points.
DIRECTION:
Guess the wordthat is being
described by the pictures. Write your
answer on the illustration board. The
first group to raise the board with the
correct answer will be given 2 points.
Direction:
Watch the clippedvideo. Note the
important details you see/hear while
watching/listening to the video.
Prepare for questions to be given after
the presentation.
1.What have yourealized after watching the
video clips?
2.How does the actors show their styles?
3.How does styles in a play help actors to
portray their characters?
QUESTIONS
32.
MYSTERY BOX
Direction: Watchand listen carefully.
Take note the important details that you
observe. After the short lecture, you will
be asked to choose a box. Each box has a
question to be answered by the group
representative. Three points will be given
in each correct answer.
33.
Puppetry is aform of theatre or performance that
involves the manipulation of puppets.
Puppet – inanimate objects, often resembling some
type of human or animal figure, that are animated or
manipulated by a human called a puppeteer.
34.
Mime is atheatrical medium or as a
performance art that involves acting out a story
through body motions, without the use of
speech. In earlier times, in English, such a
performer would typically be referred to as a
mummer.
Miming is distinguished from silent comedy,
in which the artist is a character in a film or skit
without sound.
35.
Musical Play isa form of theatrical
performance that combines songs, spoken
dialogue, acting and dance.
The story and emotional content of a musical
play (humor, love and anger) – are
communicated through words, music,
movement and technical aspects of the
entertainment as an integrated whole.
36.
A Melodrama isa dramatic work wherein
the plot, which is typically sensational and
designed to appeal strongly to the emotions,
takes precedence over detailed
characterization.
Melodramas typically concentrate on
dialogue, which is often excessively
sentimental, rather than action.
General Instruction: Performthe different theater styles based on the
given situations.
Group 1:
Task: Perform a Melodrama.
Situation: Inside a library, students are reading books while someone is
confessing his feelings to his crush.
Group 2:
Task: Perform a Mime
Situation: In a clinic, a student is brought because of an injury in a leg.
Group 3:
Task: Perform a Puppetry
Situation: In a canteen, students are in a hurry to buy food.
Group 4:
Task: Perform a Musical Theater
Situation: In a house, a child is being cared and love by his/her parents.
48.
TONGUE TWISTER
Direction: Readthe lines and observe correct pronunciation.
The student that will mispronounce the word/s will answer the
question.
Example:
I slit the sheet, the sheet I slit,
and on the slatted sheet I sit.
49.
“You know NewYork, you
need New York, and you
know you need unique
New York.”
50.
Question
What is aninanimate objects, often
resembling some type of human or animal
figure? ?
51.
“Susie works ina shoeshine shop.
Where she shines she sits, and
where she sits she shines.”
52.
Question
Musical Play isa form of
theatrical performance that
combines songs, spoken dialogue,
acting and ___________.
COUNT ON ME!
Direction:The students will count off from 1 to
the last number of student. Remember your
number. The teacher will pick a number from the
box. If your number is called, you have to stand
and answer a question.
Mechanics: Start your answer by the phrase “I
believe……” then end with the phrase “I thank you.”
You will be given 30 seconds to share your idea.
58.
1.How the differentstyles in theater
does affect the audience?
2.If you will become a stage director,
what type of style will you use? Why?
3.What learning did you get from our
discussion this morning?
Quiz:
Direction: Identify thetypes of figure of speech. Select your answer inside the box.
Write the letter of your choice on the space provided before the number.
___1. It is a dramatic work wherein the plot, which is typically sensational and
designed to appeal strongly to the emotions, takes precedence over detailed
characterization.
___2. It is a form of theatre or performance that involves the manipulation of puppets.
___3. It is a theatrical medium or as a performance art that involves acting out a story
through body motions, without the use of speech.
___4.It is a form of theatrical performance that combines songs, spoken dialogue,
acting and dance.