Department of Education

Region III
Division of Zambales
LA PAZ NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Narciso, Zambales

DAILY LESSON PLAN

(Video Lesson)

Topic: Local Dances from San Narciso

Sub topic: Dance Competencies of Paseo sa Plaza
Grade level: grade 7, grade 8, grade 12
Subject: 7 SPA quarter 2, 8 SPA quarter 2, PE7- quarter 3, PE8
quarter 2, PEH12- quarter 1

Objectives: at the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
1. Identify the local dances from San Narciso, Zambales
2. Explain the significant value of folk dance in our health and community
3. Demonstrate the preparatory steps of Paseo sa Plaza

Content Standard
 demonstrates knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of the
significant historical context of local/regional/ national dances.
Performance standard
 skillfully selected local/ regional /national dances from Luzon, Visayas,
and Mindanao, based on dance literature
MELCS
 explains different terminologies, the nature and characteristics, historical
background and basic dance steps of selected Philippine folk dances.
 promotes the preservation of local dances through performance.

Routinary Activities
 Greetings
 Prayer
 Checking of Attendance

Motivation: present an edited compilation of folk-dance video to engage the learners

Review: Identify the folk-dance styles– present the folk dance styles using dance
videos with a hint
No 1
M_S_I_ DANCE
Comple the name of the dance style

No. 2
C_RD_ L _ _ _ _ DANCE
Complete the name of the dance style

No.3
S_AN_ S _ _NF_ u E N C_ _ dances
Complete the name of the dance style

No. 4.
R_R_L _AN_E
Complete the name of the dance style

These are the answers for our virtual quiz

Rural dances
Muslim dances
Cordillera dances
Castillian dances

drill 1: ask the students the following questions:

What is Folk Dance?
What is the value of folk dance?

Presentation of the lesson/ discussion 1:

Here are the dances from my hometown

The first dance is Rregodon de honor de San Narciso it was dance by San Narciso
during the Spanish times, then later on it was dance by students going to manila. The
young people of botolan and Iba revisted and they would dance the regodon de honor
as a finale dance. So as for the regodon to don’t disappear the teachers wore students
before in manila started teaching it in Zambales Academy and later on ,it became part
of their JS Prom in the school so it would not be lost

BAILE A MARIA-It is a dance in honor to the virgin Mary during December 8, it was
started during pre-war around 1920s. the white handkerchief signifies rejoice and
purity. The glass with candles is a form of worship and the flowers will serve as
offering to the Virgin Mary

HABANERA NARCISENIA
The habanera is initially a dance step from Havana, Cuba was introduced here via
Spain. The step blended perfectly with Ilocano and other Spanish -introduced steps.
Habanera Narcisenia expresse the town’s sweet sentiment and heart
PASEO SA PLAZA
The town of San Narciso prides itself on its natural landmarks located at its plaza –
three century-old acacia trees, whose massive crowns look like cathedrals painted in
deep purple under the cool moonlight.  At daytime, they cast giant shadows over the
plaza.  The place is a favorite late afternoon or nocturnal rendezvous and promenade
of friends and lovers.  Here they manifest their feelings with stolen glances or make
flirting signs with their hat, cane, scarf, or parasol.  This dance developed from the
antics and mannerisms of these friends and lovers who frequently promenade at the
plaza.  Because of its playful and flirtatious movements, it became a favorite dance of
the young and the not-so-old people

Discussion 2:
For your next challenge you will perform the preliminary steps of Paseo sa plasa by
following our dance tutorials from dance literature
Male: zapateado A
Stomp R foot in place, slide left foot, raise the hat overhead using let arm
-one more time, 1, 2, 3, 4

Your turn
Male Zapateado B
Stomp R foot in place, step left foot forward, step L foot close to right, stomp r & L foot,
kick the cane using right foot and step left and face to your back make the cane turn
in a counter clockwise direction

Female : hat A
Waltz to the right, to the left to the right and turn to left
Repeat 2x
Evaluation:
For our dancitivities. Identify the following dances from San Narciso, Zambales

1. dance in honor to the virgin Mary during December 8,

2. dance that expresses the town’s sweet sentiment and heart
3. This dance developed from the antics and mannerisms of these friends and
lovers who frequently promenade at the plaza. 
Let’s check your answers:
1. Baile a maria
2. Habanera Narcisenia
Paseo sa Plaza

Assignment
Research the dance literature and competencies of paseo sa plaza

Prepared by: NEIL REBOJA FACTURA

Teacher

Noted by: CAROLYN COSTALES-FONTILLAS, EdD

Secondary School principal IV