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This document provides information about Philippine festivals, including their cultural and religious significance. It discusses 10 major religious festivals in the Philippines that honor various saints, including the Sinulog Festival of Cebu, the Ati-atihan Festival of Kalibo, and the Peñafrancia Festival of Bicol. It also outlines 10 non-religious or secular festivals celebrating key industries like the Bangus Festival of Dagupan honoring milkfish and the Mammangui Festival of Ilagan honoring corn. The document emphasizes that festival dances are an important part of Philippine culture and heritage and that participating in such dances promotes fitness. It concludes with an assignment asking students to learn and perform the Sinulog Festival dance.

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g9 q3 l4+ (Festival+Dance)

This document provides information about Philippine festivals, including their cultural and religious significance. It discusses 10 major religious festivals in the Philippines that honor various saints, including the Sinulog Festival of Cebu, the Ati-atihan Festival of Kalibo, and the Peñafrancia Festival of Bicol. It also outlines 10 non-religious or secular festivals celebrating key industries like the Bangus Festival of Dagupan honoring milkfish and the Mammangui Festival of Ilagan honoring corn. The document emphasizes that festival dances are an important part of Philippine culture and heritage and that participating in such dances promotes fitness. It concludes with an assignment asking students to learn and perform the Sinulog Festival dance.

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Apple Antonnette J.

Nonay
Pre-Service Teacher
HI! I AM MA’AM APPLE
CLASSROOM RULES

Kindly listen when Use your


01 someone is
discussing 03 microphone for
questions, clarifications
or recitation

Kindly turn on your Always be safe, be

02 camera
04 responsible and
respectful
Stop, Look &
Listen!
FESTIVAL DANCE
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, I can:
a) discuss clearly the origin and cultural
background of selected Philippine
Festivals through class discourse;
b) demonstrate correctly the Sinulog
Festival dance through an individual
video presentation; and
c) recognize the importance of Philippine
Festivals through class sharing
The Importance of Fitness

Fitness plays a very crucial role in our existence


as human beings. It allows us to overcome challenges
of our daily living. It is with fitness that our eagerness
to do things that we are capable of doing physically
arise, which leads us in making our own lives as well
as others’ better and more productive. Festival
Dancing is one way to enhance fitness.
FESTIVAL DANCE

Festival dances are cultural dances performed to the


strong beats of percussion instruments by a community of
people sharing the same culture usually done in honor of a
Patron Saint or in thanksgiving of a bountiful harvest.

It may be religious or secular in nature. It also draw


the people’s culture by portraying their ways of life through
movements, costumes and props.
Famous Festivals in the Philippines
1. Sinulog Festival of Cebu
2. Ati-atihan Festival of Kalibo
3. Dinagyang Festival of Iloilo
4. Maskara Festival of Bacolod City
5. Kadayawan Festival of Davao
6. T’nalak Festival of South Cotabato
7. Aliwan Festival of Pasay
RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
A religious festival is a time of special
importance marked by adherents to that religion.
It is a special occasion of feasting and
celebration, feasts have long been used by
religious followers to honour Gods, Patron and
Saints.
Name of Festival: Sinulog Festival
Place of Origin: Cebu City
Religious Figure Honored: Sto. Nino
Month of Celebration: January
Basic Steps:
• two steps forward, one step backward
(natural)
• one step right foot forward and
one step backward, while the
left foot stays in place
(kinampilan)
Name of Festival: Ati-atihan Festival
(Mother of all Philippine festivals)
Place of Origin: Kalibo, Aklan
Religious Figure Honored: Sto. Niňo
Month of Celebration: January
Basic dance step: “Sadsad"
Name of Festival: Peňafrancia
Place of Origin: Bicol
Religious Figured honored: Our
Lady of Peňafrancia
Month of Celebration: September
Name of Festival: Higantes Festival
Place of Origin: Angono, Rizal
Religious Figured Honored: Saint
Clement
Month of Celebration: November
Name of Festival: Longganisa
Festival Place of Origin: Vigan City,
Ilocos Sur
Religious Figured Honored: Saint
Paul
Month of Celebration: January
Name of Festival: Kinabayo
Festival
Place of Origin: Dapitan City
Religious Figured Honored:
James the Great
Month of Celebration: July
Name of Festival: Pintados de Passi
Place of Origin: City of Iloilo
Religious Figured Honored: Sto. Niňo
Month of Celebration: March
Basic dance movements:
• leaping, turning, jumping and kicking
just like a warrior
Name of Festival: Pattarradday
Place of Origin: Santiago City
Religious Figured Honored: Seňor
San Tiago
Month of Celebration: May
Name of Festival: Sangyaw Festival
Place of Origin: Tacloban City
Religious Figured Honored: Sto.
Niňo
Month of Celebration: July
SECULAR (NON-
RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS)
-It is a festival celebrated as thanksgiving
or celebration of peoples industry and bountiful
harvest. It is a festival where people celebrate to
give thanks for the blessing of the products that
they have in their locality.
Name of Festival: Bangus Festival
Place of Origin: Dagupan, Pangasinan
Industry: Milkfish Industry
Month Celebrated: April to May
Basic dance steps:
• pansilew, tabiog, depak, kewet, kemel
and sitsit
Name of Festival: Bambanti
Festival
Place of Origin: Isabela
Industry: Scarecrow (Farming)
Month Celebrated: January
Name of Festival: Mammangui Festival
Place of Origin: City of Ilagan
Industry: Corn Industry
Month Celebrated: May
Name of Festival: Dinamulag/Mango
Festival
Place of Origin: Iba, Zambales
Industry: Mango Industry
Month Celebrated: April
Name of Festival: Panagbenga
Place of Origin: Baguio City
Industry: Flower Industry Month
Celebrated: February
Name of Festival: Ibon Ebon Festival
Place of Origin: Pampanga
Industry: Migratory Birds and Egg Industry
Month Celebrated: February
Dance Movements:
• imitation of bird dance moves
Name of Festival: Masskara
Festival
Place of Origin: Bacolod City
Industry: Mask (Sugar Industry)
Month Celebrated: October
Name of Festival: T’nalak
Place of Origin: Koronadal, South Cotabato
Industry: Colorful Abaca
Month Celebrated: January
Name of Festival: Tuna Festival
Place of Origin: General Santos City
Industry: Tuna Industry
Month Celebrated: September
Name of Festival: Ammungan Festival
Place of Origin: Nueva Vizcaya
Industry: Gathering of Tribal Industries
Month Celebrated: May
Name of Festival: Binatbatan Festival
Place of Origin: Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Industry: Weaving Industry
Month Celebrated: May
What is the importance of Festivals in
the Philippine culture and heritage?
What is the role of Festival Dance
in Fitness?
As an adolescent, how will you
keep a healthy and fit body?
Give me ONE PHRASE to describe the following:

1. Sinulog Festival

2. Tuna Festival

3. Maskara Festival

4. Higantes Festival

5. T’nalak Festival
ASSIGNMENT
Watch and learn the “Sinulog Festival Dance”
provided by the teacher. Then, perform it properly with
props and proper attire. You can wear your PE uniform or if
you don’t have one, you can wear any jogging pants/
leggings and a plain white t-shirt. Here is the link of the
dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zlvGYTJByQ
Rubrics:
Mastery - 25 pts
Proper - 15 pts
Execution
Timing - 10 pts
TOTAL - 50 pts
ASSESSMENT TIME!
THANK YOU EVERYONE! 

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