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Samul-Nori Pattern: Whimori
Rita Diana Bagay 2007-27142
MuEd 115 UBD – Stage 1, 2

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|Samul-nori Pattern ‘Whimori’ on Janggu as One Sound |
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|Age: 6-8 |Number of Students: 2-5 |Lesson Length: 30 minutes – 1 hour |
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|This lesson plan will serve as the teacher’s guide to teaching the Samul-nori pattern ‘Whimori’ to a group of children ages 6 to 8,|
|without the use of any kind of notation or sheet music, keeping in mind to “sound as one”. |
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|Objectives at the end of the lesson: |
|Cognitive |Psychomotor |Affective |
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|Students are able to
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