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Grade 7 2025
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WK LSN STRAND SUB-STRAND LESSON_LEARNING_OUTCOMES LEARNING_EXPERIENCES KEY INQUIRY QUESTIONS LEARNING RESOURCES ASSESSMENT METHODS REFLECTION
1 1
Creating and performing
Descant Recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline factors to consider in interpreting melodies on staff notation
-Describe steps and factors considered in interpreting melodies on staff notation
-Search in the internet
-Acknowledge factors considered in interpreting melodies on staff notation
In groups, pairs, learners are guided to;
-Use digital/devices to search internet
-Discuss the factors considered when interpreting melodies on staff notation
Which factors are considered when interpreting melodies on staff notation? What is a descant recorder?
--Digital devices
-Internet
-teachers note
-Assessment rubric -Checklists -Assessment rubric
1 2
Creating and performing
Descant Recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline factors to consider in interpreting melodies on staff notation
-Describe steps and factors considered in interpreting melodies on staff notation
-Search in the internet
-Acknowledge factors considered in interpreting melodies on staff notation
In groups, pairs, learners are guided to;
-Use digital/devices to search internet
-Discuss the factors considered when interpreting melodies on staff notation
Which factors are considered when interpreting melodies on staff notation? What is a descant recorder?
--Digital devices
-Internet
-teachers note
-Assessment rubric -Checklists -Assessment rubric
1 3
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline the steps for sight reading simple melodies n a descant recorder from staff notation
-Describe the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Acknowledge the steps for sight reading simple melodies
In groups of learners or pairs
-Search the internet for steps for sight reading simple melodies on secant recorder
-discuss the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Practice sight reading melodies in the key C major
What is the value of sight reading music?
MTP performing arts
Pages 112-113
-Digital/devices
-Internet
-Teachers notes
-Assessment rubric -Observation -Checklists -Oral questions
1 4
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline the steps for sight reading simple melodies n a descant recorder from staff notation
-Describe the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Acknowledge the steps for sight reading simple melodies
In groups of learners or pairs
-Search the internet for steps for sight reading simple melodies on secant recorder
-discuss the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Practice sight reading melodies in the key C major
What is the value of sight reading music?
MTP performing arts
Pages 112-113
-Digital/devices
-Internet
-Teachers notes
-Assessment rubric -Observation -Checklists -Oral questions
1 5
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline the steps for sight reading simple melodies n a descant recorder from staff notation
-Describe the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Acknowledge the steps for sight reading simple melodies
In groups of learners or pairs
-Search the internet for steps for sight reading simple melodies on secant recorder
-discuss the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Practice sight reading melodies in the key C major
What is the value of sight reading music?
MTP performing arts
Pages 112-113
-Digital/devices
-Internet
-Teachers notes
-Assessment rubric -Observation -Checklists -Oral questions
2 1
Creating and performing
Descent recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Sight read simple melodies on descant recorder form staff notation
-Discuss the steps for sight reading simple melodies
-Enjoy sight reading melodies on descent recorder
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Identify the starting note
-Sight read melodies by playing them once without stopping to correct mistakes
What is the value of sight reading music?
-Sheet music for simple melodies
MTP performing arts
Page 112
-Descant recorders
-Practical tasks -Observaion -Checklists -Assessment rubrics
2 2
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the techniques of playing the descant recorder
-Search the internet for clips on the technique of playing descant recorder
-Desire to practice the technique of playing descant recorder
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Watch video clips
-Identify the technique of playing descant recorder for perfection
Which techniques are used in playing descant recorder?
-Performing ars
Page 113-114
-Picture
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Practical work -Observation
2 3
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the techniques of playing the descant recorder
-Search the internet for clips on the technique of playing descant recorder
-Desire to practice the technique of playing descant recorder
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Watch video clips
-Identify the technique of playing descant recorder for perfection
Which techniques are used in playing descant recorder?
-Performing ars
Page 113-114
-Picture
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Practical work -Observation
2 4
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:

-Identify the notes in c major scale on descant recorder
-Describe the notes in c major scale
-Appreciate the notes in c major scale
In groups the learners to be guided to:
-Describe the notes
-Identify the notes in c major
-Appreciate the notes in c major
How do you identify notes in c major?
-Descant recorder video
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists
2 5
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:

-Identify the notes in c major scale on descant recorder
-Describe the notes in c major scale
-Appreciate the notes in c major scale
In groups the learners to be guided to:
-Describe the notes
-Identify the notes in c major
-Appreciate the notes in c major
How do you identify notes in c major?
-Descant recorder video
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists
3 1
Creating and performing
Descant recorder
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Play a piece of c major
-Demonstrate play of c major
-Observing the demonstration of playing a c major scale
Enjoy playing a piece of c major
Individually, learners are guided to:
-Observe keenly as teacher demonstrates the fingering for the c major scale
How do you finger the c major
-Descant recorder
-Video
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Practical work
3 2
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the features of a narrative
-Discuss the features of a narrative
- Acknowledge the feature of a narrative
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Search the internet or library for narratives
-Study the narratives and identify the features of a narrative
-Make short notes
-What is a story? -What are the features of narratives?
-Teachers notes
-Digital devices
-Performing arts
Page 47-48
-Assessment rubrics -Written test -Oral questions
3 3
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the features of a narrative
-Discuss the features of a narrative
- Acknowledge the feature of a narrative
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Search the internet or library for narratives
-Study the narratives and identify the features of a narrative
-Make short notes
-What is a story? -What are the features of narratives?
-Teachers notes
-Digital devices
-Performing arts
Page 47-48
-Assessment rubrics -Written test -Oral questions
3 4
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the features of a narrative
-Discuss the features of a narrative
- Acknowledge the feature of a narrative
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Search the internet or library for narratives
-Study the narratives and identify the features of a narrative
-Make short notes
-What is a story? -What are the features of narratives?
-Teachers notes
-Digital devices
-Performing arts
Page 47-48
-Assessment rubrics -Written test -Oral questions
3 5
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the technique used in story telling
-Describe the technique used in story telling
-Appreciate the techniques used in story telling
-Watch a live or recorded performance
-Identify the techniques used in story telling
-Discuss and present the story telling techniques
Which technique are used in story telling?
Performing arts
Page 49
-Digital devices
Record narratives
Assessment rubric -Written tests -Observation -Oral questions
4 1
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Select a narrative from the library
-Use story telling techniques in presenting selected narrative
-Enjoy storytelling using story telling technique
In group, pairs learners to be guided to
-Watch a live recorded performance
-Identify techniques used in storytelling
-Present the selected narrative using technique as they record themselves
How can you ensure you use storytelling techniques while presenting a narrative?
-Digital devise
-Library narrative
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests -Oral questions
4 2
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Select a narrative from the library
-Use story telling techniques in presenting selected narrative
-Enjoy storytelling using story telling technique
In group, pairs learners to be guided to
-Watch a live recorded performance
-Identify techniques used in storytelling
-Present the selected narrative using technique as they record themselves
How can you ensure you use storytelling techniques while presenting a narrative?
-Digital devise
-Library narrative
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests -Oral questions
4 3
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify a story as form of communication
-How to convey an information using storytelling
-Different ways of using story as a means of communication
-Acknowledge storytelling as a form of communication
In groups the learners to be guided to;
-Identify different ways of using a story as a form of communication
-State how to convey an information through storytelling and animations
How do you identify a story as a form of communication?
Devices internet
-Assessing rubric -Practical work -Observation
4 4
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify a story as form of communication
-How to convey an information using storytelling
-Different ways of using story as a means of communication
-Acknowledge storytelling as a form of communication
In groups the learners to be guided to;
-Identify different ways of using a story as a form of communication
-State how to convey an information through storytelling and animations
How do you identify a story as a form of communication?
Devices internet
-Assessing rubric -Practical work -Observation
4 5
Creating performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-To identify a pertinent and contemporary
-Compose 3 & 5 story addressing
-Recognize the power of storytelling
In groups, pairs learners are guided to;
-Identify at least one pertinent
-Collaborate in composing
-Use digital devices
How can you compose a story addressing
Digital devices internet
Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation -Schedule
5 1
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify qualities of a good flipbook
-Search the internet for qualities of a good flipbook
-Acknowledge qualities of a good flip book
In groups; pairs learners are guided to:
-Search the internet qualities of a good flip book
What is the flip book? What are the qualities of a flip book
Teacher’s notes
-Digital devices
-Flip books
-Pictures
-Assessments rubrics -Written test -Oral questions
5 2
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify qualities of a good flipbook
-Search the internet for qualities of a good flipbook
-Acknowledge qualities of a good flip book
In groups; pairs learners are guided to:
-Search the internet qualities of a good flip book
What is the flip book? What are the qualities of a flip book
Teacher’s notes
-Digital devices
-Flip books
-Pictures
-Assessments rubrics -Written test -Oral questions
5 3
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify qualities of a good flipbook
-Search the internet for qualities of a good flipbook
-Acknowledge qualities of a good flip book
In groups; pairs learners are guided to:
-Search the internet qualities of a good flip book
What is the flip book? What are the qualities of a flip book
Teacher’s notes
-Digital devices
-Flip books
-Pictures
-Assessments rubrics -Written test -Oral questions
5 4
Creating and performing
Storytelling and animation
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Review the lesson of storytelling and animation
-Answer the questions correctly
-Acknowledge storytelling and animation
Individually, the learners to be guided
-How to answer the questions accurately
-Review the whole sub strand
How do you answer revise for an assessment?
Exercise books pamphlets
-Assessment -Written test
5 5
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify locally available materials to make a ball
-State the importance of improvising a good ball
-Appreciate and enjoy making a ball
In groups the learner should be able to:
-Improve a ball
-Define how to make a football
How do you improvise a ball
Paper strings
-assessment rubrics
6 1
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify locally available materials that are used to improve crayons for drawing
-Collect the identified locally available materials
-Recognize locally available materials for improvising crayons
In groups, pairs, learners are guided to;
-Collaborate and identify the locally available materials to improve crayons
-Search the internet for appropriate locally available materials
-Collect locally available materials for improvisation of drawing crayons
Which locally availbble materials can be used in making improvised crayons for drawings?
Environment digital device
-Practical work -Checklists
6 2
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify locally available materials that are used to improve crayons for drawing
-Collect the identified locally available materials
-Recognize locally available materials for improvising crayons
In groups, pairs, learners are guided to;
-Collaborate and identify the locally available materials to improve crayons
-Search the internet for appropriate locally available materials
-Collect locally available materials for improvisation of drawing crayons
Which locally availbble materials can be used in making improvised crayons for drawings?
Environment digital device
-Practical work -Checklists
6 3
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify locally available materials that are used to improve crayons for drawing
-Collect the identified locally available materials
-Recognize locally available materials for improvising crayons
In groups, pairs, learners are guided to;
-Collaborate and identify the locally available materials to improve crayons
-Search the internet for appropriate locally available materials
-Collect locally available materials for improvisation of drawing crayons
Which locally availbble materials can be used in making improvised crayons for drawings?
Environment digital device
-Practical work -Checklists
6 4
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify locally available materials that are used to improve crayons for drawing
-Collect the identified locally available materials
-Recognize locally available materials for improvising crayons
In groups, pairs, learners are guided to;
-Collaborate and identify the locally available materials to improve crayons
-Search the internet for appropriate locally available materials
-Collect locally available materials for improvisation of drawing crayons
Which locally availbble materials can be used in making improvised crayons for drawings?
Environment digital device
-Practical work -Checklists
6 5
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Outline the procedure for making improvised crayons for drawing
-Collaborate in making improvised crayons for drawing
-Watch a clip on improvised crayons
-Value team effort in making improvised crayons for drawing
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Outline the procedure for making improvised crayons
-Watch a clip for making crayons
-Display their prepared crayons for assessment
How do you make improvised crayons for drawing using locally available materials
-School compound locally available materials
-Candle wax
-Colour pigment
-Source of heat
-Assessment rubric -Checklists -Observation -Schedule -Peer assessment Practical work
7 1
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-State the meaning of crayon etching
-Search the internet for clips on crayon etching art technique
-Discuss the process of creating crayon etching
-Watch the clip
-Appreciate the use of craving etching in expressing one’s ideas
In groups, pairs learners are guided to;
-Explain the meaning of crayon etching
-Search the internet and outline the procedure of crayon etching
-Discuss the process of creating a crayon etching
-Watching clips showing crayon etching art techniques
What is crayon etching?
-Teacher’s notes
-Digital devices
-Print materials
-Assessments rubrics -Oral questions -Oral discussions
7 2
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-State the meaning of crayon etching
-Search the internet for clips on crayon etching art technique
-Discuss the process of creating crayon etching
-Watch the clip
-Appreciate the use of craving etching in expressing one’s ideas
In groups, pairs learners are guided to;
-Explain the meaning of crayon etching
-Search the internet and outline the procedure of crayon etching
-Discuss the process of creating a crayon etching
-Watching clips showing crayon etching art techniques
What is crayon etching?
-Teacher’s notes
-Digital devices
-Print materials
-Assessments rubrics -Oral questions -Oral discussions
7 3
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-State the meaning of crayon etching
-Search the internet for clips on crayon etching art technique
-Discuss the process of creating crayon etching
-Watch the clip
-Appreciate the use of craving etching in expressing one’s ideas
In groups, pairs learners are guided to;
-Explain the meaning of crayon etching
-Search the internet and outline the procedure of crayon etching
-Discuss the process of creating a crayon etching
-Watching clips showing crayon etching art techniques
What is crayon etching?
-Teacher’s notes
-Digital devices
-Print materials
-Assessments rubrics -Oral questions -Oral discussions
7 4
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Create a pictorial composition using crayon etching inspired by football game
-Display their work for assessment
-Value team effort in crayon etched drawing
In groups, pairs, individually, learners are guided to;
-Outline the steps for creating a crayon etching inspired by football game
-Source to cut out images inspired by football skill
-Coat the surface with black media
-Scratch creatively
-Display the work
How can you create a pictorial composition using etching?
-Crayons
-Wax paper
-Printing papers
-Black ink
-Working area
-Assessment rubric -Checklists -Observation -Practical work -Portfolio
7 5
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Search the internet for clips on how to perform trapping sills in football
-Discuss the trapping sill in football
-Appreciate the used of trapping sill in football
In group, learner should be guided to;
-Chest trapping skill in football
-Discuss the trapping skill in football
What is trapping skills
-School field
-Digital devices
-Soccer balls
-Questions ad discussions -Assessment rubrics
8 1
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Execute trapping skill in football on the school field
-Collaborate in performing the trapping skills
-Appreciate each other’s effort as they perform the trapping skill in football
In pairs or groups, learners to be guided to:
-Warm up before performing
-Record using digital devices as they perform the trapping sill
How do you perform the chest, thigh and foot trapping skill?
-School field
-Digital devices
-Soccer balls
-Checklist -Assessments rubrics -Observation -Schedule
8 2
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Execute trapping skill in football on the school field
-Collaborate in performing the trapping skills
-Appreciate each other’s effort as they perform the trapping skill in football
In pairs or groups, learners to be guided to:
-Warm up before performing
-Record using digital devices as they perform the trapping sill
How do you perform the chest, thigh and foot trapping skill?
-School field
-Digital devices
-Soccer balls
-Checklist -Assessments rubrics -Observation -Schedule
8 3
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Execute trapping skill in football on the school field
-Collaborate in performing the trapping skills
-Appreciate each other’s effort as they perform the trapping skill in football
In pairs or groups, learners to be guided to:
-Warm up before performing
-Record using digital devices as they perform the trapping sill
How do you perform the chest, thigh and foot trapping skill?
-School field
-Digital devices
-Soccer balls
-Checklist -Assessments rubrics -Observation -Schedule
8 4
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Execute trapping skill in football on the school field
-Collaborate in performing the trapping skills
-Appreciate each other’s effort as they perform the trapping skill in football
In pairs or groups, learners to be guided to:
-Warm up before performing
-Record using digital devices as they perform the trapping sill
How do you perform the chest, thigh and foot trapping skill?
-School field
-Digital devices
-Soccer balls
-Checklist -Assessments rubrics -Observation -Schedule
8 5
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Define the term dribbling as used in football
-Identify types of dribble in football
-Describe how to perform dribbling skills
-Appreciate the use of dribbling skill
-State the meaning of dribbling as used in football
-Identify types of dribble in football
-Search and watch clips
-Describe how to perform dribble and single dribble in football
What is dribbling in football? What is the difference between a double and single dribble techniques in soccer?
-Sport light PE
Page 45-47
-Pictures
-Digital devices
-Video Clips
-Teacher’s note
-Assessments rubrics -Written tests -Observayion -Oral questions
9

MIDTERM BREAK

10 1
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Search and watch clips showing famous football executing the dribbling skills
-Perform the dribbling skills in football
-Appreciate each other’s effort in executing the dribbling sill
Individually in pairs or groups, learners are guided to;
-Use digital devices to search and watch clops of famous footballers performing dribbling skills in the school field and record themselves
How do you perform the dribbling skill in football?
-School field -Soccer balls
-Digital services
-Internet
-Video clips of famous footballers
-Dribbling
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation schedule -Practical task
10 2
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Search and watch clips showing famous football executing the dribbling skills
-Perform the dribbling skills in football
-Appreciate each other’s effort in executing the dribbling sill
Individually in pairs or groups, learners are guided to;
-Use digital devices to search and watch clops of famous footballers performing dribbling skills in the school field and record themselves
How do you perform the dribbling skill in football?
-School field -Soccer balls
-Digital services
-Internet
-Video clips of famous footballers
-Dribbling
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation schedule -Practical task
10 3
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the techniques of shooting in football
-Describe the shooting techniques used in football
-Discuss the different techniques of shooting and types of shots in football
-Desire to perform the shooting techniques in a football game
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Brainstorm and present on some of the shooting technique used in football
-Identify the shooting techniques used in football
-Search the internet for information on the techniques used in shooting and types of shots in football
How do you shoot in football game?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-School field
-Soccer balls
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation -Schedule -Practical work
10 4
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the techniques of shooting in football
-Describe the shooting techniques used in football
-Discuss the different techniques of shooting and types of shots in football
-Desire to perform the shooting techniques in a football game
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Brainstorm and present on some of the shooting technique used in football
-Identify the shooting techniques used in football
-Search the internet for information on the techniques used in shooting and types of shots in football
How do you shoot in football game?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-School field
-Soccer balls
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation -Schedule -Practical work
10 5
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the techniques of shooting in football
-Describe the shooting techniques used in football
-Discuss the different techniques of shooting and types of shots in football
-Desire to perform the shooting techniques in a football game
In groups, pairs learners are guided to:
-Brainstorm and present on some of the shooting technique used in football
-Identify the shooting techniques used in football
-Search the internet for information on the techniques used in shooting and types of shots in football
How do you shoot in football game?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-School field
-Soccer balls
-Assessment rubrics -Checklists -Observation -Schedule -Practical work
11 1
Creating and performing
Football
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Review the whole sub strand on football
-Make short notes on summary
-Answer the questions given assessment accurately
-Appreciate thinking critically while answering questions
Individually and in groups, learner to be guided to:
-Practice dribbling and shooting
--Answer the question accurately
-Make short notes
How do you review the football strand?
-Open field
-Exercise book
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests
11 2
Creating and performing
Kenyan folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Explain what is folksong
-Discuss what is a folk song
-Search a folksong from a video cli to be able to have a clear insight on folksong
-Desire to learn more about folksongs
In groups or pairs, learner to be guided to:
-Explaining what is a folksong
-Discussing together in groups familiar folksongs from their community
-Watch video clips
-Collaborate information about folksong
What is a folksong?
-Digital devices
-Teachers notes
-Internet
-Assessment rubrics -Observation -Oral questions
11 3
Creating and performing
Folksongs
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Classify folksongs in Kenyan communities
-Outline the community of origin
-Identify different occasion when the folksongs are performed
-State the gender that perform different folksongs in different communities
-Appreciate folksongs from different communities
In groups or pairs, learner to be guided to:
-Brainstorm to classify the folksongs from different communities
-Identify different occasions when the folksongs are performed
-Outline the genders that perform different folk songs in communities
How are folksongs classified?
-Digital devices
-Teacher’s notes
-Internet
-Assessment rubrics -Observations -Oral questions
11 4
Creating and performing
Folksongs
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Classify folksongs in Kenyan communities
-Outline the community of origin
-Identify different occasion when the folksongs are performed
-State the gender that perform different folksongs in different communities
-Appreciate folksongs from different communities
In groups or pairs, learner to be guided to:
-Brainstorm to classify the folksongs from different communities
-Identify different occasions when the folksongs are performed
-Outline the genders that perform different folk songs in communities
How are folksongs classified?
-Digital devices
-Teacher’s notes
-Internet
-Assessment rubrics -Observations -Oral questions
11 5
Creating and performing
Folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Identify the techniques of performing a folksong
-Discuss voice project
-Watch in clips different techniques of performing folksong
-Demonstrate different techniques e.g. voice projection and balance etc.
-Desire to perform the performance techniques of a folk song
In groups or pairs
-Brainstorm and present some of the performance techniques in a folksong
-Identify the performance techniques in a folksong
-Search the internet for information on the techniques used in performance of a folksong
How do you perform in a folksongs
-Digital devices -Video clips
-School field
-Teacher’s notes
-Assessment rubrics -Observation -Oral Questions
12 1
Creating and performing
Folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Perform a folksong from a Kenyan community with appropriate techniques
-Outline the right costumes for the folksongs
-Take a role in performing a folksong in solo or in a group
-Enjoy and appreciate others as they perform
In groups the learner should be guided to:
-Take a role in performing a group folksong
-Outline the right costumes for different folksongs
-Discuss about performance of a folksong
-Competing in groups
How can performance of Kenyan folk songs be make interesting?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests
12 2
Creating and performing
Folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Perform a folksong from a Kenyan community with appropriate techniques
-Outline the right costumes for the folksongs
-Take a role in performing a folksong in solo or in a group
-Enjoy and appreciate others as they perform
In groups the learner should be guided to:
-Take a role in performing a group folksong
-Outline the right costumes for different folksongs
-Discuss about performance of a folksong
-Competing in groups
How can performance of Kenyan folk songs be make interesting?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests
12 3
Creating and performing
Folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Perform a folksong from a Kenyan community with appropriate techniques
-Outline the right costumes for the folksongs
-Take a role in performing a folksong in solo or in a group
-Enjoy and appreciate others as they perform
In groups the learner should be guided to:
-Take a role in performing a group folksong
-Outline the right costumes for different folksongs
-Discuss about performance of a folksong
-Competing in groups
How can performance of Kenyan folk songs be make interesting?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests
12 4
Creating and performing
Folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Perform a folksong from a Kenyan community with appropriate techniques
-Outline the right costumes for the folksongs
-Take a role in performing a folksong in solo or in a group
-Enjoy and appreciate others as they perform
In groups the learner should be guided to:
-Take a role in performing a group folksong
-Outline the right costumes for different folksongs
-Discuss about performance of a folksong
-Competing in groups
How can performance of Kenyan folk songs be make interesting?
-Digital devices
-Video clips
-Assessment rubrics -Written tests
12 5
Creating and performing
Folksong
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
-Visit an actual or virtual cultural center to watch and select a solo or group folksong
-Demonstrate the folksong they watched as others observe
-Appreciate folk song performance as means of cultural preservation
In groups, the learners should be guided to:
-Visit a cultural center
-Demonstrate the folksong as others watch
-Discuss about the performance they watched
What is role of a folksong in Kenyan society?
-Cultural center
-Digital devices
-Video clip
-Assessment rubrics -Oral questions
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