Magallanes Street, Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines

Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program

Academic Year 2020-2021

Submitted by:

HENRY KAHAL ORIO, JR.

BSEd – Values Education

Submitted to:
SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN
DR. JEROME O. RAMIREZ
Professor
 Values Education 7

I. d. OBJECTIVES
Motivation

D.
At the end ofShow
the alesson The
the student should be able to:
picture that showcase the different festival in the Philippines
Identify the different festivals in the Philippines. Create their own maskara

teacher will greet the class

of Sinulog Festival. Explain the role and importance of Festivals in our culture
as a Filipino at least 90 out of 100 (90%).

and will ask a volunteer to

II. SUBJECT MATTER

lead for a
Topic: It's More Fun in The Philippines: The Sinulog Festival Fever
Reference(s): Benita, M.N. (2016). K to 12 Arts for Grade 7. Quezon City,

E. prayer. Philippines. Vidal Group Inc

Value(s): The Love for One's Family, Origin, Community
and
Show a Celebration
a picture ofthat
Faithshowcase
and Gratitude
the different festival in the
Material(s): Laptop, LCD projector, Speakers, Paper masks, Glue sticks,
Philippines
Drawing and coloring materials, Masks, Glitters

III. TARGET SKILLS

Discussion – Lecture 
Speaking
Listening
Kinetic

IV. PROCEDURES

A. Preliminary Activities
a. Drill
The Teacher will ask the students to dance SINULOG Dance

b. Greetings and Opening Prayer

The teacher will greet the class and will ask a volunteer to lead for a
prayer

c. Checking of Attendance & Review

1. What can you say about the picture?
2. What are the festivals shown in the photos?
3. Does their festivals reflects their culture and traditions?

B. Lesson Proper

The Teacher reads the history of Sinulog Festival

Sinulog Festival: A Celebration of Faith and Gratitude In The Philippines

SINULOG FESTIVAL
A religious festival in the Philippines
celebrated in Cebu every January.

SINULOG FESTIVAL HISTORY

Historians say that Sinulog is the link between the Philippines’ pagan past and its
Christian present. Sinulog was already danced by the natives in honor of their wooden idols and
anitos even before Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan came to Cebu on April 7, 1521 to
plant theATI-ATIHAN
cross on its shore PANAGBENGA
and claim the country for the
FESTIVAL King of Spain.FESTIVAL
Then Magellan came
and introduced Christianity. He gave
One-of-a-kind festival in the the image ofThe popular
Santo Niño Flower
as a Festival
baptismal in the
gift to Hara
Amihan,Philippines
who was later named Queen
held in Aklan. Juana, wife of Cebu’s RajahPhilippines.
Humabon. At that time, more
than 800 were baptized including the rulers and their subjects. But shortly after the religious
conversion, Magellan was killed into a reckless fight with the reigning ruler of Mactan, Lapu-
Lapu, on April 27, 1521.

It took 44 years before a new group came and started the formal Christianization of the
islands. Miguel Lopez de Legaspi arrived in Cebu on April 28, 1565, and his ships bombarded
the village. Then Spanish soldier Juan Camus found the image of the Santo Niño inside a
wooden box in the burned ruins of a pre-Spanish settlement in Cebu. During the 44 years
between the coming of Magellan and Legaspi, the natives continued to dance the Sinulog. Every
Santo Niño fiesta which falls on the third Sunday of January, children dressed in moro-moro
costumes danced the Sinulog. This was not really a big event for Cebu City then.

It represents the Filipinos’ readiness to defend the country from all forms of foreign
attack and to resist any move that may endanger the country. The coat of arms of the Santo
MASSKARA
Niño on the face FESTIVAL
of the shield
KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL
on the other hand, traditionally symbolizes the country’s
The
acceptance of Philippineasfestival
Christianity Europeanof many The fiesta
rulers brought it to the in the Philippines
settlements.
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 1. Why is Sinulog significant to Cebuano?
2. Is Sinulog a cultural heritage? Why?
3. How do festivals reflect our Filipino culture?
4. What makes Sinulog Festival unique?
5. What is the importance of Festivals in our culture as a Filipino?

The Teacher explains new words/vocabulary in the article/narrative using

context clues such as antonyms or synonyms.

1. Pagan - a person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main
world religions.
“Philippines’ heretic past and its Christian present.”

2. Reckless - (of a person or their actions) without thinking or caring about the
consequences of an action.
“Magellan was killed into a fight with the reigning ruler of Mactan because he was not
careful.”

3. Reigning - occupying the throne; ruling.

“Lapulapu was the dominating ruler of Mactan Island.

4. Bombarded - attack (a place or person) continuously with bombs, shells, or

other missiles.
“Miguel Lopez de Legaspi arrived in Cebu on April 28, 1565, and his ships attack the
village.”

5. Endanger - put (someone or something) at risk or in danger.

“To defend the country from all forms of foreign attack and to resist any move that may
Reference: https://www.zenrooms.com/blog/post/sinulog-festival/
risk the country.”
C. Application

The students will make their own mask from a certain festival which is
the Sinulog Festival. It should be colorful and attractive. The student will only
give 20 minutes to finish their work. Rubrics is used to rate their work.

SINULOG FESTIVAL MASK RUBRIC

CRITERIA Excellent Outstanding Basic Needs

10-9 8-7 6-5 Improvement
5-1
Creativity Original, unusual Some new ideas, One idea carried out Finished
ideas, related to maybe based on adequately. Perhaps assignment.
Previous knowledge. someone else’s used “symbols” No evidence of
work. Showed good, instead of original originality or trying
logical solution. thought. Maybe unusual ideas.
copied.
Craftsmanship The mask shows The mask shows The mask shows Careless,
/Skill outstanding art good art making average art making impatient work.
making skills, with skills with some skills and average
clear attention to attention to control, attention to control,
control, adaptation, adaptation, adaptation, selection
selection and selection and and experimentation.
experimentation. experimentation.
Effort/ Project continued to Worked hard to Finished an easy Completed project
Perseverance completion. complete the project project, was hurried with
Effort beyond that but stopped short of and anxious to be minimum effort.
required. creating done. Unable to see Anxious to finish.
Shows pride and outstanding ambitious project to
dedication to work. completion.
the work.
V. EVALUATION (TRUE/FALSE)

Directions: Read each statement below carefully. Place a T on the line if you
think a statement it TRUE. Place an F on the line if you think the statement is
FALSE.

_______1. Santo Nino de Cebu is the oldest Christian religious relic in the
country.
_______2. Sinulog is based on a Cebuano word “Bulog”.
_______3. The image of the Santo Nino is a gift to Rajah Humabon and Hara
Amihan
_______4. The first time the Sinulog parade was held was in 1212.
_______5. The Sinulog Cost of Arms is based on a European Coat of Arms.
VI. ASSIGNMENT
_______6. The first Santo Niño was a baptismal gift by Ferdinand Marcos.
_______7. Thenow
The Teacher Sinulog
givesdance is said to
the students originate from
assignment the adviser
for next meeting.of Rajah
Humabon.
_______8. The
Interview Sinulog expression “Viva
your grandparents Pit Senyor”
or some means
elders from “Long
your live, call
barangay on
about
your festival to
orthe Lord.”
fiesta. Ask these questions and write your answers in your
Values Education notebook.

1. Who or what is celebrated in your barangay fiesta?

2. When did the first celebration happen?
3. What artistic skills are being used for the celebration of your fiesta?