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Grade : VI Date : March 16, 2015

Venue : College of San Benildo Time : 1:00 p.m.

I. Objectives:

At the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to:

1. identify the steps in creating a clipping mask using text;

2. create their own artistic clipping mask using their desired profession in the future as the

text in the image; and

3. reflect on their strengths, skills and interests to realize their own self-worth and goals in

the future.

II. General Competency: Adobe Photoshop

Specific Competency: Designing Text through Clipping Mask Using Adobe Photoshop

A. References:

1. Clipping Mask. (2015). Retrieved March 12, 2014 from

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/using/clipping-masks.html

2. Steps in creating clipping mask. (July 15, 2014). Retrieved March 12, 2014 from

http://shopthebbar.com/blog/create-creating-clipping-masks-in-photoshop/

B. Tools, Materials, Equipment needed:

Equipment Materials

PC or Laptop installed with

Adobe Photoshop

Pictures

LCD Projector

III. Implementing Strategies

A. Preparation

1. Routine Activities

1.1. Prayer and Greetings

1.2. Checking of Attendance

2. Motivation of the new lesson

The students will be asked to analyze the combination of pictures and

letters that will lead them to the following words:2.1. background image

2.2. clipping image

2.3. text layer

3. Raising of the Problems

3.1. What is a clipping mask?



3.2. What can a clipping mask do in designing a text?

B. Presentation

1. Clipping Mask

2.1. A clipping mask lets you use the content of a layer to mask the layers above

it.2.2. The masking is determined by the content of the bottom or base layer.

2.3. This particular technique allows you to fill shapes, text, or any other layer in

Photoshop with another layer.

3. Steps in creating a clipping mask using text.

3.1. In Photoshop, open up the background image you plan on adding the text

over.

3.2. Open up the image that you’d like to mask the text with.

3.3. Add the text to your background image.

3.4. Move the clipping image onto the background image.

3.5. Be sure that your clipping image layer is above the text layer.

3.6. Right click on the clipping image layer — the one on top of the text layer —

and select Create Clipping Mask.

3.7. Even though the image is clipped to the text, you can still move the ocean

image around independently of its text layer, making it larger, smaller, or simply

adjusting what part of the image you want to appear in the text.

C. Application

1. The students will be asked to group themselves where each group have 5 members.

They will have a group sharing following the guide questions below:

1.1. What are your strengths?

1.2. What are your skills?

1.3. What activities interests you?

1.4. What profession would you like to pursue in the future?

2. After realizing their desired profession in the future, they will use it as a text to create

a clipping mask on Adobe Photoshop.

The students’ work will be evaluated through the following rubrics:

(12 POINTS)



D. Generalization

Make the students recall the steps in creating a clipping mask using text in

Adobe Photoshop.

Was the clipping mask technique in customizing text successful in creating an

artistic text design?

E. Values Integration

Ask the students what they felt while doing the activity. Were they able to reflect

upon their own strengths, skills and interests? Were they able to realize their self-worth

by doing the activity? Were they inspired to reach their goals or to pursue their desired

career?

IV. Assignment

1. What are the different filtering effects that you can do in Adobe Photoshop?

PREPARED BY:MA. REYNALYN F. NAVALES

Teacher Applicant

CATEGORY 3 2 1 0

Completeness

All required

information and/ or

objects are evident.

Some information

and/ or objects are

evident.

Only one

information and/ or

object is evident.

No output was

created.

Caption

All texts are

readable and the

message

supplements to the

picture used.

All texts arereadable but the

caption is not very

meaningful.

Some or all texts

are not readable.

No caption was

inserted.

Appearance

The output is very

presentable and

clear and all

contents are

visible.

The output quite

presentable and all

contents are

visible.

The output is not

clear and some

contents are not

visible.

No output was

created.

On TimeThe output was

completed on time.

The output was

completed after

the designated

time.

No output was

created.

Masking

The use of

masking is

evident.

The use of

masking is not

evident.

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