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I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the student’s should be able to;
a. Identify the developmental stages of Rhoda Kellogg;
b. create their own arts; and,
c. understand the need to teach art to young children.
A. Preparatory Activity
1. Greetings
Good morning class! Good morning ma’am!
2. Prayer
Let’s all stand for the opening prayers.
Jane lead the prayer
5. Checking Assignment
Last meeting I gave you an assignment.
Please pass it forward. I’m going to check it
later.
6. Recall
Do you still remember our last lesson? Last meeting we tackled about
What is all about? the creative arts, music, and drama in the
curriculum.
Thats right we learned that creative arts form
part of the content of the curriculum for the
creative self.
B. Motivation
Okay since we are done with that topic lets
now proceed to the next topic. But before that
were going play an amazing race.
Do you want to play?
Okay the roles is your going to find the missing
pieces inside this classroom. I will play a music Yes!
when it stop it means game over. Those who
find the missing pieces will get a reward.
1. Discussion
Again our topic for today is all about Nurturing
creativity through creative arts.
When I was in elementary.
When did you start to encounter the topic
about arts?
Very good. We encounter the topic about arts
since in elementary. We need to teach arts to young children
Do you have any idea class why we need to because it helps to develop their creativity.
learn/study about arts?
Do you have idea of when did you start to talk? when we are a child.
Yes thats right we start to talk when we are a
child by the use of arts. yes
ex.(drawing) So this is the second reason why
we need to teach arts because arts is the child
first language.
when you create arts class do you think we Yes
develop skills?
Physical, emotional, social and cognitive skills.
What skills is it? Can you give me example?
Very good.
She also identify seven patterns of placement
of scribbles on paper. Which include vertical,
horizontal, diagonal, curving, waving or zigzag
lines and dots.
How about this class, what do you think of this It has a circle, square, triangle and rectangle
picture/ drawing?
Yes, it is and this what we called Design stage. 3. The Design Stage
- It describe the drawing of 3- to -4 year
olds in which young children mix two basic
shapes into move complex design.
Very good.
It is abstract rather than representational.
Another picture, what did you observe in this A bride and a groom.
picture?
Precisely!
You can now recognize the real objects and 4. The Pictorial Stage
this is what we called Pictorial stage. - it describe the drawing of four-to-five
years old that consist of objects that adults can
Okay good. recognize.
As I have said a while ago in this stage, adults
can now recognize the drawing that consist of
objects.
Also it was an expression of the growth of the
child's physical and mental process.
Finish or not finish post your work on the It is fun, we learned how to apply those stage
board. in one art.
How did you find the activity?
It is Rhoda Kellogg
How about the researcher that distinguish the
4 stages?
Placement stage
Very good, you are really listening. Shape stage
Design stage
How about the four stages of Rhoda Kellogg? Pictorial stage
None
IV. Evaluation
A. Identification
1-2. It is drawing of 3years old that consist a diagram in different shapes.
3-4. It describe 2-3years old drawings
5-6. Drawings of 4-5years old that consist of objects that adults can recognize.
7-8. Drawing of 3-4years old in which young children mix two basics shapes.
B. Enumeration
9-11. Give the 3 most important reason why teacher need to teach art to young
children.
12-15. Give the four stages.
VI. Assignment