About this product

This PowerPoint presentation is designed for Grade 3 students and covers the curriculum for the first week of the MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health) subject. The presentation is structured into four days, each focusing on a different aspect of MAPEH, with clearly defined objectives and engaging activities.

Content Overview:

1. **Day 1: Music**
- **Objective:** Relate images with sound and silence within a rhythmic pattern.
- Activities include identifying heartbeats, clapping along to rhythms, and singing the traditional song "Leron-Leron Sinta" while keeping the beat.
- Introduction to musical symbols such as quarter notes and rests.
- Group activities to create rhythmic patterns based on provided movements.

2. **Day 2: Arts**
- **Objective:** Distinguish the size of persons in drawings to indicate distance from the viewer.
- Students engage in discussions about size and perspective in art, learning how distance affects perception.
- Exercises include identifying distances in images and creating drawings that illustrate the concept of size in relation to distance.
- Hands-on activity to draw figures at different distances, showcasing the illusion of space in art.

3. **Day 3: Physical Education**
- **Objective:** Describe body shapes and actions.
- Activities focus on demonstrating various body shapes and movements through locomotor and non-locomotor exercises.
- Interactive exercises include head twists, trunk twists, and stretches, with students reflecting on their physical sensations post-exercise.
- Group activities where students create body shapes while singing "Leron-Leron Sinta."

4. **Day 4: Health**
- **Objective:** Describe a healthy person.
- Discussion on the characteristics of a healthy child, including nutrition and exercise.
- Activities involve identifying images of healthy vs. unhealthy children and understanding the concepts of undernutrition and overnutrition.
- Students engage in assessments through multiple-choice questions and reflection on their own health habits.

Features:
- Engaging visuals and illustrations that support learning.
- Interactive components to encourage participation and enhance understanding.
- Assessment methods included to evaluate students’ comprehension of the material.

This presentation serves as a comprehensive resource for teachers to introduce foundational concepts in MAPEH, promoting student engagement and learning through a variety of interactive activities. The focus on music, arts, physical education, and health ensures a holistic approach to student development in the early grades.