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    This document is a module from Bukidnon State University's College of Education Physical Education Department. It contains an activity sheet for a student named Tabaco asking them to fill in the blanks of two paragraphs with the correct words or phrases to complete the stories. The first paragraph is about the "kundiman" dance from Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, and Abra provinces in the Philippines and describes a young man dancing and singing to express his love for a beautiful girl. The second paragraph discusses how many Italian dances were influenced by invaders from Asia, Northern Europe and Africa and describes the Tarantella dance from southern Italy as free and loose with precise movements including jumping, hopping, skipping, and leg

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    This document is a module from Bukidnon State University's College of Education Physical Education Department. It contains an activity sheet for a student named Tabaco asking them to fill in the blanks of two paragraphs with the correct words or phrases to complete the stories. The first paragraph is about the "kundiman" dance from Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, and Abra provinces in the Philippines and describes a young man dancing and singing to express his love for a beautiful girl. The second paragraph discusses how many Italian dances were influenced by invaders from Asia, Northern Europe and Africa and describes the Tarantella dance from southern Italy as free and loose with precise movements including jumping, hopping, skipping, and leg

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    MODULE 2 - LESSON 1 & 2 (Activity Sheet) : College of Education

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    This document is a module from Bukidnon State University's College of Education Physical Education Department. It contains an activity sheet for a student named Tabaco asking them to fill in the blanks of two paragraphs with the correct words or phrases to complete the stories. The first paragraph is about the "kundiman" dance from Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, and Abra provinces in the Philippines and describes a young man dancing and singing to express his love for a beautiful girl. The second paragraph discusses how many Italian dances were influenced by invaders from Asia, Northern Europe and Africa and describes the Tarantella dance from southern Italy as free and loose with precise movements including jumping, hopping, skipping, and leg

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    B UKIDNON STATE UNIVERSITY

    Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, 8700, TeleFax:


    (088)813-2717;
    Tel # (088)221-2196 local # 120 Dean’s office;
    Faculty Room 122
    w ww.bsc.educ.ph

    COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
    Physical Education Department
    MODULE 2 – LESSON 1 & 2 (Activity sheet)

    Name: TABACO, APPLE JEY P. Date: 11/17/2020

    Course/Year: BSE-FILIPINO II Subject Code: E241

    APPLY:

    Activity 17: FINDING STORY!

    Instruction: Fill in the blanks the correct word or phrase to


    complete the paragraph.

    The “kundiman”dance refers to a beautiful girl who is very much admired for her
    beauty and grace of movements. A young man who is very much in love with her and
    he dances as he sings to her. This dance has been found in some towns in the
    provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur and Abra.

    Many of the Italian dances reflect the influence of the invaders from Asia, Northern
    Europe and Africa. The forms and patterns of the dances are simple and
    sometimes accomplised by castanets and tambourines. Tarantella originated in the
    southern part of Italy. The dancers are free and easy with precise movements. The
    body is loosely free, often swaying from side to side. The arms are held high in the
    air with the head erect. Jumping and hopping , skipping and leg swinging are the
    common step found in tarantella dances.

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