🎯PT. 4.2 - Dance Performance

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Content Topic

Exploring Folk Dances for Fitness

Loi Kratong Dance

Performance Standard:

The learner modifies a physical activity program for the family/school peers to achieve fitness

Performance Task:

Content Topic

Exploring Folk Dances for Fitness

Loi Kratong Dance

Performance Standard:

The learner modifies a physical activity program for the family/school peers to achieve fitness

Performance Task:

To perform the dance "Loi Krathong with mastery , grace and poise

Materials:

costume - Thai costume(optional), music of Loi Krathong, props : Loi krathong

Procedures:

Read the rubrics on how you are being rated.
Practice the dance entitled "Loi Krathong" with mastery grace and poise.
Once you have master the dance.
Wear the costume (somewhat resemblance to the Thai attire) and use the props Loi Krathong
Video Record the ENTIRE dance from Entrance to Exit.
Create a channel in youtube (Use your Name for your Channel)
Upload your video in youtube with the title: Loi Krathong Dance Performed by: ( your name)
Publish it in unlisted.
Attached the link to the google classroom
Turned it in.

Deadline of Submission of Video LINK will be on May 12, 2021

Rubrics:

Performance - 10 pts

Facial Expressions - 10 pts

Mastery of the steps - 10 pts

Grace & Poise - 10 pts.

Punctuality in Submission of Output - 10 pts

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50 pts.

Click here of the pdf file of the 🎯Performance Task - Loi Krathong Dance

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