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PERFORMING ARTS
GRADE 7 SCHEMES OF WORK
NAME OF THE TEACHER SCHOOL YEAR III TERM
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Grade 7 Performing Arts Curriculum Design
MTP Grade 7 Performing Arts Teachers Guide
MTP Grade 7 Performing Arts Learners Book
| Week | LSN | STRAND | Sub-strand | Specific Learning Outcomes | Key Inquiry Question(s) | Learning Experiences | Learning Resources | Assessment Methods | Ref | |
| 1 | 1 | PERFORMING | Verse – Persona’s point of view | The learner is guided to:• read the verse script to brainstorm, with other learners, the meaning conveyed by the persona’sview• rehearse the verse to internalize the personal message | 1. How do we use verse performance to express issues in society? 2. How do we make the presentation of a verse interesting and memorable? | The learner is guided to:• read the verse script to brainstorm, with other learners, the meaning conveyed by the persona’sview• rehearse the verse tointernalize the personal message | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 129-131 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 130 | Oral presentationsWritten testsQuestion and answerAssignmentsParticipatoryassessmentPeer assessment | ||
| 2 | Verse – using voice techniques in a performance | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) state the persona’s point of view. Skill b) Perform a verse using voice techniques to convey the intended message. Attitude c) Develop curiosity in defining the persona’s point of view. | 1. How do we use verse performance to express issues in society? 2. How do we make the presentation of a verse interesting and memorable? | The learner is guided to:• perform a verse before an audience while employing the use of voice, body and movement to deliver the message | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 131-132 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 130-131 | Oral presentationsWritten testsQuestion and answerAssignmentsParticipatoryassessmentPeer assessment | ||||
| 3 | Verse – Using body and space appropriately in a performance | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) state ways in which verse performance expresses issues in society. Skill b) Use body and space appropriately in performing a verse to convey the intended message. Attitude c) Develop curiosity in defining the persona’s point of view. | 1. How do we use verse performance to express issues in society? 2. How do we make the presentation of a verse interesting and memorable? | The learner is guided to:• perform a verse before an audience while employing the use of voice, body andmovement to deliver themessage | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 132-133 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 131-133 | Oral presentationsWritten testsQuestion and answerAssignmentsParticipatoryassessmentPeer assessment | ||||
| 2 | 1 | Verse – appreciating verse performance | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) list ways we can make a presentation of a verse interesting and memorable. Skill b) Watch a video clip on verse performance features. Attitude c) appreciate the use of poetic language, voice, paralinguistic features and stage movements as complementary elements in verse performance. | 1. How do we use verse performance to express issues in society? 2. How do we make the presentation of a verse interesting and memorable? | The learner is guided to:• watch live or recorded verse performances to identify performance features• reflect on individual performance based onappraisal from other learners. | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 133-134 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 134 | Oral presentationsWritten testsQuestion and answerAssignmentsParticipatoryassessmentPeer assessment | |||
| 2 | Skit –describing a scenario for a skit | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) Describe a scenario on an elected theme on a pertinent and contemporary issue Skill b) Audition and cast appropriately for the skit. Attitude c) appreciate the use of skit in addressing pertinent issues in society. | 1. How do we present a skit on stage? 2. How do we play a character onstage? 3. What role do props and costumes play to enhance the performance of a skit? | The learner is guided to:• research and create a scenario, in a group, based on a contemporary issue such gender education, animal welfare education watch a live or performance and is guided to execute plot• examine a given scenario of a skit, identify and take up a role, in a group | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 134-138 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 133-135 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | Skit – interpreting milestones and performing in a skit | By the end of the lesson the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) define milestones in a skit. Skill b) interpret milestones and perform a devised skit, in groups. Attitude c) appreciate the use of skits in addressing pertinent issues in society. | 1. How do we present a skit on stage? 2. How do role-play a character onstage? 3. What role do props and costumes play to enhance the performance of a skit? | The learner is guided to:• perform a skit on a pertinent issue in society before an audience in the school and the community | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 134-138 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 133-135 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | 1 | Skit – manipulating voice, body and space to deliver a skit | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) Identify the role of props and costumes. Skill b) manipulate voice, body and space to effectively deliver messages using a skit Attitude c) appreciate the use of skits in addressing pertinent issues in society. | 1. How do we present a skit on stage? 2. How do we play a character onstage? 3. What role do props and costumes play to enhance the performance of a skit? | The learner is guided to:• rehearse the skit focusing on character development through use of voice, body and space | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 140-141 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 137-138 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | Skit –use of props, costumes and makeup in a skit | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) Identify the role of props and costumes in a play. Skill b) use props, costumes and makeup to enhance the performance of a skit on a given theme. Attitude c) appreciate the use of skits in addressing pertinent issues in society. Project a) Stage a five-minute skit in class/school | 1. How do we present a skit on stage? 2. How do we play a character onstage? 3. What role do props and costumes play to enhance the performance of a skit? | The learner is guided to:• use appropriate costumes and props in performance Task:• script a skit based on a pertinent and contemporary issue in society cast for the skit• Rehearse the skit• design and collect costume and props for the skit• stage a full presentation of the skit in class• get feedback from the class. | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 141-144 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 138-140 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | CRITICAL APPRECIATION | Kenyan Folk Music – medium of performance in Kenyan folk music | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) Identify the medium of performance in a Kenyan folk music performance. Skill b) Listen to Kenyan folk music and identify its componentsAttitudec) appreciate different cultures by analyzing folk music from diverse Kenyan communities. | 1. What values can one acquire from folk music in Kenya? 2. How are different styles of performance applied in Kenyan folk music? 3. How do different performance media enrich folk music? | The learner is guided to:• watch videos or live performances of Kenyan folk music and is guided to identify the medium of performance (vocal and/or vocal and instrumental)• watch videos or live performances and identify the components in the folk music (performers, songs,instruments/voice, costumes and props, dance movements) | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 145-150 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.141-144 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 4 | 1 | Messages and values in Kenyan folk music performance | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) discuss the messages and values in Kenyan folk music performances and b) describe the style of performance in Kenyan folk music using appropriate terminology. Skill c) express personal feelings towards Kenyan folk music experienced from performances Attitude d) appreciate different cultures by analyzing folk music from diverse Kenyan communities. | 1. What values can one acquire from folk music in Kenya? 2. How are different styles of performance applied in Kenyan folk music? 3. How do different performance media enrich folk music? | The learner is guided to:• individually and in groups discuss messages and values portrayed in Kenyan folk music• discuss the styles of traditional performance (solo, solo-response and choral)• discuss personal feelings,mood and attitudes experienced from folkperformances watched orlistened to• analyze Kenyan folk music performances within the community and on mass media. | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 151-153 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg. 145-147 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | Kenyan Folk dance – components of Kenyan folk dance performance | By the end of the lesson the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) analyze the components of a Kenyan folk dance performance Skill and b) examine the messages and values in a Kenyan folk dance performance. Attitude c) appreciate analyzing folk dance from diverse Kenyan communities. | 1. What constitutes a folk dance? 2. How can adance be used as a medium of communication? 3. What should one consider in analyzing a Kenyan folk dance? | The learner is guided to:• watch live or recordedperformances of Kenyan folk dances for general appreciation• listen to or watch performances, pick out and discuss distinct components of a Kenyan folk dance; song, ornamentation, instrumental accompaniment,costumes and décor, props and artifacts, dance steps, formations and patterns, transitions, audience, division of roles | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 154-156 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.149-150 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | Analyzing folk dance from diverse Kenyan communities | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) Outline the main events in a Kenyan folk dance performance. Skill b) Critique a Kenyan folk dance using a given criterion. Attitude c) appreciate analyzing folk dance from diverse Kenyan communities. | 1. What constitutes a folk dance? 2. How can adance be used as a medium of communication? 3. What should one consider in analyzing a Kenyan folk dance? | The learner is guided to:• watch live or recorded dance performances and discuss messages and values in a Kenyan folk dance• write a summary of events (plot) in a Kenyan folk dance performance individually and in groups• critique recorded or liveperformances of Kenyan folk dances from various communitiesusing a given criteria | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 157-159 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.150-151 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 5 | 1 | Narrative – themes addressed in the script and performance of a narrative. | By the end of the lesson the learner should be able to: Knowledge & skill a) identify and illustrate the theme addressed in the script and performance of a narrative b) identify the various narration techniques used in the narration process and state their effectiveness in the narration process Attitude c) appreciate the narrative as a tool for addressing contemporary issues in society. | 1. How can pertinent issues in society be addressed in narratives? 2. How does character development in narratives mirror society? | The learner is guided to:• stage live performance of a narrative on guided themes• evaluate others’ performance in groups or pairs• identify and discuss howpertinent issues in society are highlighted throughperformance of narratives | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 159-163 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.151-154 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | Use of body, voice and space aids to effectively communicate the intended message | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) explain how the use of body, voice and space aids to effectively communicate the intended message. Skill b) demonstrate the use of body, voice and space. Attitude c) appreciate the narrative as a tool for addressing contemporary issues in society. | 1. How can pertinent issues in society be addressed in narratives? 2. How does character development in narratives mirror society? | The learner is guided to:• watch live performances of narrative to identify and discuss the various performance elements; body, space, voice, message, storyline and narration style• discuss the role of the audience in the narration process | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 163-164 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.154-156 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | Use of costumes and props to enhance communication in a narrative | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) explain the role of the costumes and props in a narrative Skill b) Demonstrate the use of costumes and props enhances communication in a narrative Attitude c) appreciate the narrative as a tool for addressing contemporary issues in society. | 3. What attributes define an effective narrator? 4. What is the role of costume and decor in the narration process? | The learner is guided to:• visit a performing gallerynearby and participate inwatching and critiquing thenarrative performances• discuss how props and costume enhance communication in thenarration process in groups or pairs | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 165-167 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.156-158 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 6 | 1 | Verse –criteria for evaluating a verse performance | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) examine the criteria for evaluating a verse performance Skill and b) watch a video clip on verse performance. Attitude c) appreciate the use of verse to communicate issues in society. | 1. What does one look for when evaluating a verse? 2. What is the role of verse in shaping the learner’s perspective in society? | The learner is guided to:• research on the criteria for evaluating a verse; body, voice, movement, theme, poetic language• watch live or recordedperformances of verse while paying attention to key events in the verse• constructively evaluate verse performances with a view to suggesting improvements | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 168-170 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.158-159 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | Examine the main characters and events in verse | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) examine main characters and events in a verse. Skill b) comment on the significance of the values promoted in verseAttitudec) appreciate the use of verse to communicate issues in society. | 1. What does one look for when evaluating a verse? 2. What is the role of verse in shaping the learner’s perspective in society? | The learner is guided to:• analyze, in groups, traits of characters presented in the verse and relate them to own experiences | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 171 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.159-160 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | Use of body, voice and space in a verse | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) state the meaning of a verse. Skill b) Analyze the use of body, voice and space to effectively communicate topical concerns in verse. Attitude c) appreciate the use of verse to communicate issues in society. | 1. What does one look for when evaluating a verse? 2. What is the role of verse in shaping the learner’s perspective in society? | The learner is guided to:• present orally and in writing own or group appraisal of a performance• relate stage conflicts andresolutions in a verse to real life situations. | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 171 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.160 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 7 | 1 | Using verse to communicate issues in society | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) analyze the use of body, voice and space to effectively communicate topical concerns in verse. Skill b) demonstrates the use of a verse to communicate issues in society. Attitude c) appreciate the use of verse to communicate issues in society. | 1. What does one look for when evaluating a verse? 2. What is the role of verse in shaping the learner’s perspective in society? | The learner is guided to:• brainstorm with others how the various performance elements combine to aid delivery of the message | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 172 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.161 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | Skit – use of the plot to communicate the message in a skit | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) discuss how character development is achieved in a skit Skill and b) examine how the plot is used to communicate the intended message in a skit. Attitude c) Appreciate the role of the skit in society | 1. How is the plot used in communicating a message in a skit? 2. How is a character developed in a skit? | The learner is guided to:• watch live or recordedperformances of skits anddiscusses how the variouselements aid incommunicating theintended message(scenario, storyline,milestones, plot, conflict,characterization, language,improvisation, use ofvoice and body) | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 173-176 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.162-164 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | How themes in a skit can help address moral issues | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) evaluate how thematic concerns in a skit can help address moral issues Skill b) analyze how body, voice and space can effectively be used to communicate messages in a skit. Attitude c) Appreciate the role of the skit in society | 3. How do themes addressed in skits shape moral issues in society? | The learner is guided to:• watch live or recordedperformances of skits anddiscusses how the variouselements aid incommunicating theintended message(scenario, storyline,milestones, plot, conflict,characterization, language,improvisation, use ofvoice and body) | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 177 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.164-165 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 8 | 1 | Role of costumes and make-up in depicting characters in a skit | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) state the role of the skit in addressing issues in society. Skill b) Examine the role of costume and make-up in depicting the intended characters in a skit. Attitude c) Appreciate the role of the skit in society | 4. In what ways can body, voice and space be used to communicate in a skit? 5. What is the role of costume and makeup in a skit? | The learner is guided to:• evaluate performances byothers to appraisequalities of a goodperformance. (storyline,acting, language and style,costume and make-up,props, use of space) | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 178-179 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.165-167 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | PERFORMING ART IN SOCIETY | Performing arts in society – the social and economic role of performing arts | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) discuss the social and economic role of Performing Arts in Society. Skill b) Watch a video on songs, dances, narratives and skits to identify the economic and social roles of P.A in society. Attitude d) Appreciate the place of Performing Arts in Society | 1. Why do we need Performing Arts in society? | The learner is guided to:• watch live or recorded songs, dances, verses, narratives and skits to identify the social andeconomic roles of Performing Arts in society• in groups research in thecommunity and in the digital space and reports on the role of Performing Arts in society | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 181-184 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.168-169 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | |||
| 2 | Performing arts platform | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) state the social and economic roles of PA in society Skill b) utilize the Performing Arts platforms and contexts in furthering the role of Performing Arts in society. Attitude c) Appreciate the place of Performing Arts in Society | 2. How can Performing Arts products be availed to the wider society? | The learner is guided to:• participate in festivals,celebrations, ceremonies and talent fairs within and without the school to exhibit or illustrate the place of Performing Arts in society• discuss how Performing Arts can be utilized to address societal issues such as: peace, integrity | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 184-185 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.169-170 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 3 | Applying lessons learnt in performing arts | By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to: Knowledge a) identify lessons learned from performing arts. Skill b) apply lessons learnt in Performing Arts to real-life situations. Attitude c) Appreciate the place of Performing Arts in Society | 3. How can lessons learnt in Performing Arts be applied in real-life situations? | The learner is guided to:• discuss lessons learnt from Performing Arts and identify | Exercise booksICT devicesObservation checklistsPortfolioAnecdotal recordsInternet connectivityMTP Performing Arts T.G pg. 185-186 MTP Performing Arts P.b pg.170-171 | Oral presentationsWritten testsWork reports | ||||
| 9 | 1-3 | END YEAR ASSESSMENT/CLOSING. | ||||||||
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