Gonzales, Ken Christian M.

Activity 1: Ilocos Region

I. Direction: Identify what is being asked to complete the chart about Ilocos Region.

PROVINCES Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union and Pangasinan.

CITIES Dagupan City

DIALECTS Ilocano

TOURIST SPOT Calle Crisologo, Bangui Windmills, Kapurpurawan

Rock Formation, Saud Beach, Sand Dunes, Bantay
Church Bell Tower, Patapat Viaduct

FAMOUS CUISINES Vigan Longganisa, Ilocos Empanada ,Bagnet,

Pinakbet , Okoy Tiyosko, Poqui poqui, Dudol,
Chichacorn, Sukang Iloko, Tupig

II. Direction: Give three (3) famous or unique traditions or cultures in Ilocos Region. Explain it how it is
done or celebrated.
 Most customs and traditions of the Ilocanos are influence by
their frugality. From the cradle to the grave, the Ilocano
rituals reflect what they believe in.

TRADITIONS AND CULTURES GULING-GULING FESTIVAL. Paoay, Ilocos Norte Guling-Guling

Martes May aims to commemorate the 16th century old
practice of the Spanish friars for the religious sector to
interact with its parishioners. It has always been celebrated
on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday.

Most Ilokanos are Roman Catholics, while a significant

number belong to the Aglipayan Church, which originated in
Ilocos Norte. Catholicism in the Philippines combines belief in
patron saints with belief in supernatural forces. Many consult
faith healers for herbal treatments of physical ailments.
III. Direction: Give five (5) famous literary pieces in Ilocos Region, identify who is the author if applicable
and identify what is the genre.

LITERACY PIECE AUTHOR LITERACY GENRE

1. “Biag ni Lam-ang” Pedro Bukaneg (Epic)

2. "Ti Langit ti Inanamatayo Isabelo de los Reyes[ short story

3. "Castora Benigna" Leona Florentino (Poem)

4. "Leon XIII" Leona Florentino (Poem)

5. "To a Young Woman on Her Leona Florentino (Poem)

Birthday"
Activity 2: Cagayan Region

I. Direction: Identify what is being asked to complete the chart about Cagayan Region.

PROVINCES Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya and

Quirino

CITIES Cauayan, Santiago and Tuguegarao.

DIALECTS Ibanag

TOURIST SPOT Racuh A Payaman – A Breathtaking Destination

Palaui Island – The Untouched Paradise

Tayid Lighthouse – A Famous Lighthouse in

Batanes

Cape Engano Lighthouse – Built during Spanish

colonial times

Crocodile Island – The island shaped like a croc

Callao Cave – A cave with a cathedral inside

Tuguegarao Cathedral – Biggest Spanish-style

church in the province

Saint Matthias Church – For those who fancy old

churches

Valugan Boulder Beach – A beach full of boulder

rocks

Anguib Beach – Perfect for unwinding

Sinago Cove – Perfect for those who want to

disconnect from the busy city life

Capisaan Cave – The fifth-longest cave system in

the Philippines
FAMOUS CUISINES rice cakes, Pinakbet, Pansit Cabagan, Tapang Baka,
Ginisa Nga Agurong, Tuguegarao Longganisa,
Pancit Batil Patung, and the Guinataang Alimasag
(crabs in coconut milk) of Batanes.

II. Direction: Give three (3) famous or unique traditions and cultures in Cagayan Region. Explain it how it
is done or celebrated.

The Itawits are noted for their pottery and basket-

weaving traditions. The culture of Cagayan is
showcased in museums, historical buildings and
archeological sites spread across the province.

The SAMBALI FESTIVAL originated from the

Sambali dance which is a war dance of the Itawis
tribe of Cagayan that was converted to Christianity
through the intercession of the Lady of Piat.
TRADITIONS AND CULTURES

The Ybanags, the dominant group, are known to

be the tallest among the ethno-linguistic groups all
over the Philippines. They are know for their
excellence in making seacrafts and blacksmithing.
III. Direction: Give five (5) famous literary pieces in Cagayan Region, identify who is the author if
applicable and identify what is the genre.

LITERACY PIECE AUTHOR LITERACY GENRE

1. Discourse of power in Florentino Hornedo Essay

Florante at Laura

2. “The Legend of Magat River” Ancient Legend

3. "Taming the wind" Florentino Hornedo Short story

4. “My Queen Tagala” Fernando Maramag Poem

5. “Moonlight On Manila Bay” Fernando Maramag Poem