Philippine Normal University

Institute of Teaching and Learning

National Center for Teacher Education
Taft Avenue, Manila

DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ART (Rewritten)

GRADE 4

I. Objectives
At the end of the period, the class will be able to:
A. Determine the difference of textures in 2D and 3D art forms
B. Appreciate the relief printing by relating it to its texture
C. Create an artwork that shows the different kinds of texture.

II. Subject matter

Main concept : Relief Printing
Sub – concept : Texture (Actual and Visual texture)
Materials:
 Bar of Clay
 Acrylic or Poster Paint
 Paintbrush
 Newspaper
 Apron or Extra Shirt
 Oslo Paper
Reference : MAPEH Works 4

III. Learning Activities

Teacher’s Activities Students’ Activities

A. Preliminary Activities
1. Class Routines
a) Checking of Attendance
B. Presentation of the New Lesson
1. Motivation
Mystery Box
Direction: The pupil will be blindfolded and
guess the object based on its texture.
Objects:
 Cotton
 Sand paper
  Slime Teacher, it’s soft and fluffy.
What did you feel when you touched it?(cotton) It’s cotton!
That’s right! What is this object? Teacher, it’s rough.
Correct! Next object. It’s sand paper!
Does it have the same texture with the first one?
Teacher, it’s gooey and slimy.
(sand paper)
Good job! What is this object?
Correct! Next object. It’s slime!
What did you feel when you touched it? (slime)
Good! What is this object?

Correct! Very good, gr.4 pupils!

2. Developmental Activities
a. Lesson Proper
(The teacher will post some words on the board
teacher!
then the pupil will match it to its definition.)
May I have a volunteer to match the first word?
“It is the feeling of an object
(Teacher calls the pupil)
when you touch it.”
May you read the first description. (pupil matches the word,
“texture”)
Teacher, the answer is Texture.

Excellent work! Who’s next?

(Teacher calls the pupil) “A type of texture that is not
Please read the second description. touchable but can be seen.”
(pupil matches the word,
“visual”)

Good job! (Teacher shows an example of artwork

to the class)
Teacher, it looks rough.
What have you observed with this artwork?

That’s correct!

And for our last description, let’s have (pupil’s

“A type of texture that is real and
name)
can be felt with your fingertips.
(pupil matches the word,
“actual”)

Very good! I have something to show you as an

example for that.
(teacher shows an example)
Now, are we all clear with discussion?
Yes, teacher!

Do you have any more questions regarding our

No, teacher.
lesson?

b. Generalization
We’ll have an activity! And we’ll call it “Smooth
or Rough”
We have two chairs in the front with Smooth and
Rough, now I will flash pictures and you’ll
determine whether it is rough or smooth, how? By
forming a line behind these chairs. If you think its
is rough then form a line in rough the same if it is
( Pupils will form a line base on
smooth. The one who’ll be in the wrong line will
their answer in every picture)
be out of the game, until there is left.
(The teacher will flash pictures)
(Pupils group themselves
c. Application quietly)
 Now class group yourselves into 5 groups quietly.

Bring out your materials and then listen to my

instructions. You will make your own seal that will
represent your group. Using clay, you will mold it (Pupil listen)
into round then flatten it and then the design will
be on your own.
(teacher show his work as an example)
Then after you will paint your seal and stamp it
gently on your Oslo Paper and then I will call 1
(Pupil starts to mold the clay and
representative to explain your work. I will give
put designs)
only 10 minutes to finish all the works. Your timer
starts now.
(Pupil explain)
(After 10 minutes)

Now everyone, Representatives please come here

in front and explain your work.

Excellent! Let’s give them a round of applause.

Another representative please.
(The teacher will continue calling group
representative until all group has presented their
work.)

Very Good Grade 4! Let’s now have a short quiz.

IV. Evaluation

On your book please answer page 132 Upgrade.

V. Agreement

Review on the topics about Texture.

Practice Teachers:

Angelica Joy Rica L. Aquino

Jelena Del Corro
Anthony Nale