Wk1 music of lowland luzon
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This document provides instructions and guidelines for online classes. It lists 11 guidelines for students, such as being on time, keeping cameras on, muting microphones, turning off other devices, being respectful, submitting assignments on time, and dressing appropriately. It then discusses the first week's lesson which involves identifying musical symbols and answering questions. Students are divided into groups to sing and dance to different folk songs from the Philippines.
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- 5. 1) Always be on time during class schedule. 2) Turn “ON” your camera. 3) Turn “OFF” your microphone ( Unless you are advise to speak) 4) Keep other device “OFF” during class time. 5) Be respectful of Others specially during the lesson. 6) Turn “IN” your assignment on time.
- 6. 7. Create a quite workplace. 8. Be careful of Humor and Sarcasm! 9. Yes, grammar and spelling matters. 10. Don’t post or share (even privately) inappropriate materials. 11. Dress appropriately. 12. Do not use “CODE NAME” always use your full name.
- 7. WEEK ONE Good Morning Everyone!
- 8. Before we proceed to our lesson , lest us first Identify the following musical symbols. Write the answer on a sheet of paper , take a picture then send via msg. 1. 2. 7. 3. 6. 8. 9. 10. 4. 5.
- 9. Week 1- Q1 Prepared by: Teacher EVE
- 10. MOTIVATIONAL SONG Paa, tuhod, balikat , ulo Paa, tuhod, balikat , ulo Paa, tuhod, balikat , ulo Igalaw Ang bewang at tayo’y magsayawan
- 13. Folk song are songs written by the folk and are sung to accompany daily activities such as farming, fishing, and putting the baby to sleep.
- 23. CATEGORY #1 (Title of the song) Atin Cu Pung Singsing Song Tanong!
- 24. (Title of the song) Song Tanong!
- 26. CATEGORY #3 (Title of the song)
- 27. CATEGORY #4 (Title of the song) Pamulinawen
- 28. CATEGORY #5 (Sing it !) Song Tanong!
- 29. Aside from that given sample of lowland Luzon song, fill in the table below with their corresponding heading Title of the Song Tagalog Kapampangan Ilocano Pangasinan
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- 31. KANTA MO, ISAYAW MO Group 1: Paru – parung bukid Group 2: Magtanim ay hindi Biro Group 3: Atin Cu Pung Singsing
- 32. What have you learner today?
- 34. The link will be send to the goggle chat room
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- It also called the song of the people They are often lively and fast and its lyrics tells about aspects of daily life. Sang during fiestas and gatherings
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