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    Learning Activity Sheets (Las) : Spa-Instrument Sound As Narratives in Local Stories, Myths and Legends

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    This document provides learning activity sheets on sound narratives in local stories, myths, and legends for a quarter 2 lesson. It includes a pretest and posttest on sound narratives and the functions of sound in stories. Key concepts defined include sound narratives, how sound helps tell visual stories, examples of sound types, and definitions of legends, myths, and folktales. Activities include identifying Philippines myths and legends and their origins, categorizing example sounds, and creating a sound narrative performance. The goal is to describe local narratives using integrated arts and apply the use of music and sound.

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    This document provides learning activity sheets on sound narratives in local stories, myths, and legends for a quarter 2 lesson. It includes a pretest and posttest on sound narratives and the functions of sound in stories. Key concepts defined include sound narratives, how sound helps tell visual stories, examples of sound types, and definitions of legends, myths, and folktales. Activities include identifying Philippines myths and legends and their origins, categorizing example sounds, and creating a sound narrative performance. The goal is to describe local narratives using integrated arts and apply the use of music and sound.

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    7-SPA-MUSIC-LAS

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    GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

    DEPARTMENT
    NOT FOR SALE OF EDUCATION
    DIVISION OF SAN JOSE DEL MONTE CITY
    San Ignacio St., Poblacion, City of San Jose del Monte 3023
    7
    LEARNING ACTIVITY
    SHEETS (LAS)
    SPA-INSTRUMENT
    Quarter 2
    Sound as Narratives in Local
    Stories, Myths and Legends
    (Weeks 1-5)
    Pretest
    Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on a separate sheet of
    paper.
    1.What is a term for narrative approaches that studies forms and functions of sound
    in their relation to narrative structure?
    a. sound c. sound narration
    b. sound technology d. sound narrative
    2. All are important functions in using sounds in narrative, EXCEPT _____________.
    a. makes the listener to imagine pictures
    b. gives listener appropriate emotions
    c. it creates only real spaces
    d. builds relation to narrative structures
    3. Which of the following is a human sound?
    a. ahem b. fizz c. meow d. zoom
    4. Which of the following is the sound of an object?
    a. argh b. arf c. bang d. moo
    5. Which of the following is the sound of an animal?
    a. hush b. crunch c. ding-dong d. neigh
    6. Clap is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & c
    7. Click is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & b
    8. Shhh is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & c
    9. Honk is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & b
    10. Quack is a sound of ______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. b & c
    11. What narrative story usually involve heroic characters or fantastic places and
    often encompass the spiritual beliefs of the culture in which they originate?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above
    12. What narrative story have become transformed by symbolic meaning or shifted in
    time or place?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above
    13. What narrative story is usually the author is unknown and there are often many
    versions of the tale?
    a. folktales c. myths

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    b. legends d. all of the above

    14. “Ang Alamat ni Bernardo Carpio” is an example of what narrative story?


    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above
    15. “Bakit Mataas ang Langit” is an example of what narrative story?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above

    2
    Objectives
    a. Describes the narratives of local legends and myths citing their place of origin.
    b. Applies the use of music in the integrated arts in depicting the narratives.

    Key Concepts
    What is Sound Narrative?
    A sound narrative is a term for narrative approaches that studies forms and
    functions of sound in their relation to narrative structure. It analyses how sound
    contributes to the creation of real and imagined spaces and worlds both in audio
    genres but also in everyday storytelling.
    How sound helps tell your visual stories?
    1. Sound encourages the listener to use their imagination to picture what is
    going on in the story.
    2. Listening to sound is a more focused experience and encourages people to
    listen to the stories that they are being told before forming an impression.
    Sample sounds to visualize stories

    Ahem Crunch Moan Shhh


    Arf Ding-Dong Moo Sizzle
    Arghh Drip Murmur Slap
    Bang Eek Neigh Smash
    Bark Fizz Oink Smack
    Boo Flipflop Plop Squish
    Brrng Growl Poof Swoosh
    Bump Haha Pop Thud
    Buzz Hiccup Pow Thump
    Cackle Honk Psst Tick-Tock
    Chatter Howl Quack Whisper
    Cheer Hush Ribbit Whimper
    Clap Jingle Ring Woof
    Clank Jangle Roar Zip
    Click Knock Rustle Zoom
    Crackle Lala Rumble
    Crash Meow

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    What are legends
    A legend is a semi-true story, which has been passed on from person-to-
    person and has important meaning or symbolism for the culture in which it originates.
    A legend usually includes an element of truth, or is based on historic facts, but with
    'mythical qualities'. Legends usually involve heroic characters or fantastic places and
    often encompass the spiritual beliefs of the culture in which they originate.

    What are myths?

    A myth is a story based on tradition or legend, which has a deep symbolic


    meaning. A myth 'conveys a truth' to those who tell it and hear it, rather than
    necessarily recording a true event. Although some myths can be accounts of actual
    events, they have become transformed by symbolic meaning or shifted in time or
    place. Myths are often used to explain universal and local beginnings and involve
    supernatural beings. The great power of the meaning of these stories, to the culture
    in which they developed, is a major reason why they survive as long as they do -
    sometimes for thousands of years.

    What are folktales?

    A folktale is a popular story that was passed on in spoken form, from one
    generation to the next. Usually, the author is unknown and there are often many
    versions of the tale. Folktales comprise fables, fairy tales, old legends and even
    'urban legends'. Again, some tales may have been based on a partial truth that has
    been lost or hidden over time. It is difficult to categorize folktales precisely because
    they fit into many categories.

    TITLE PLACE OF ORIGIN


    Ang Alamat ng Budok
    LEGEND Province of Negros
    Kanlaon

    Ang Kwento ni Bernardo


    MYTH Province of Rizal
    Carpio

    LOCAL STORY Bakit Mataas ang Langit?

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    Activity 1
    What and Where?
    Give 3 other examples of Philippines myths and legends and its place of
    origin. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

    Myths and Legends Place of Origin


    1.

    2.

    3.

    Activity 2
    Sounds Familiar!
    Using the abovementioned sample of sounds, identify the following to which
    category of sound it belongs. Choose from, HUMAN, ANIMAL and OBJECT. Write
    your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

    1. Ahem - ____________ 11. Fizz - ____________


    2. Arf - ____________ 12. Haha - ____________
    3. Arghh - ____________ 13. Hush - ____________
    4. Bang - ____________ 14. Meow - ____________
    5. Bark - ____________ 15. Moo - ____________
    6. Buzz - ____________ 16. Neigh - ____________
    7. Clap - ____________ 17. Oink - ____________
    8. Clank - ____________ 18. Psst - ____________
    9. Click - ____________ 19. Ribbit - ____________
    10. Ding-Dong- ____________ 20. Shhh - ____________

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    Activity 3
    Create the Sound!
    Below is a sheet music of sample sound narrative. Play your part. Record your
    performance and send it to our Facebook group.

    Pleasing Sound Points


    Correct Rhythm 15
    Proper techniques in playing 10
    Pleasing Sound 25

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    Posttest
    Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on a separate
    sheet of paper.
    1. What is a term for narrative approaches that studies forms and functions of sound
    in their relation to narrative structure?
    a. sound c. sound narration
    b. sound technology d. sound narrative
    2. All are important functions in using sounds in narrative, EXCEPT
    _____________.
    a. makes the listener to imagine pictures
    b. gives listener appropriate emotions
    c. it creates only real spaces
    d. builds relation to narrative structures
    3. Which of the following is a human sound?
    a. ahem b. fizz c. meow d. zoom
    4. Which of the following is the sound of an object?
    a. argh b. arf c. bang d. moo
    5. Which of the following is the sound of an animal?
    a. hush b. crunch c. ding-dong d. neigh
    6. Clap is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & c
    7. Click is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & b
    8. Shhh is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & c
    9. Honk is a sound of _______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. a & b
    10. Quack is a sound of ______________
    a. animal b. human c. object d. b & c
    11. What narrative story usually involve heroic characters or fantastic places and
    often encompass the spiritual beliefs of the culture in which they originate?
    a folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above
    12. What narrative story have become transformed by symbolic meaning or shifted in
    time or place?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above

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    13. What narrative story is usually the author is unknown and there are often many
    versions of the tale?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above
    14. “Ang Alamat ni Bernardo Carpio” is an example of what narrative story?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above
    15. “Bakit Mataas ang Langit” is an example of what narrative story?
    a. folktales c. myths
    b. legends d. all of the above

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    Answer Key to Pretest

    References
    guitarpro 6 software for sheet music
    https://www.narratology.net
    http://myths.e2bn.org

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    Prepared:

    ROGERSON S. PENA
    Teacher-Developer

    Checked:
    Content Evaluator:
    LR Coordinator/ Layout Evaluator:
    Language Evaluator:

    Noted:

    Engr. DANILO A. CASAS


    Principal IV

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