Understanding Elements and Principles of MIMAROPA Arts

SDO MALABON
7
CITY
MAPEH
SELF-LEARNING MODULES
SECOND QUARTER
Quarter 2 - WEEK 1
LESSON 1: MIMAROPA ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to analyze the
elements and principles of arts in the production of arts and crafts inspired
by the arts of MIMAROPA.
PRETEST
DIRECTIONS: Write the letter of the correct answer on your

answersheet.
1. The element of arts that can be straight, diagonal, vertical, horizontal

or wavy.
A. colors C. shapes
B. lines D. texture
2. Which of the following is NOT an art’s element?
A. colors C. shapes
B. lines D. balance
3. Which of the following is a principle of design?
A. colors C. shapes
B. emphasis D. texture
4. Which of the following is an example of art’s element that gives visual
perception of happiness depending on its inspiration?
A. colors C. shapes
B. lines D. balance
5. Which of the following shows roughness and smoothness of an
artwork?
A. colors C. shapes
B. emphasis D. texture
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, identify what is defined in following.
1. The roughness and the smoothness of an artworks.

2. It can be found using color wheel, but it is the reflection of light rays to
an object to form brilliant and amazing pigmentation.
3. It is the main source or the topic of artworks
4. It is a continuous working repeated plan to make an artwork made
easy.
5. It is a geometrical pattern consists of different forms and lines.
BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON
Elements of Art- give life to an artwork or masterpiece of one’s work. It

is the heart of an art that give appreciation and a form
of communication.
Four Elements of Art:

1. Line - start in a dot and form a straight or curve
2. Shape - it is a series of line, form in a flat surface or in
three-dimensional form
3. Color - the life of a masterpiece that form brilliant and amazing
pigmentation thru reflection
4. Texture - is the roughness and smoothness of an artwork.
Principles of design are the aesthetic method to attain the desired

beauty of an artwork or masterpiece.
Four Principles of design:
1. Balance - it is the proper distribution of an element to feel the
stability of masterpiece.
2. Emphasis - it is the main source or topic of an artwork wherein
the audience focus only in the area of beauty.
3. Harmony - it is the unity, the completeness of an artwork that
shows its beauty using different elements blended as
one.
4. Pattern - it is a continuous or repeated forms of elements that
gives easy artwork or masterpiece.
Activity No. 1
DIRECTIONS:
A. On your answer sheet, draw a basket showing different elements and
principles of an art.
B. Inside the basket try to have a repeated pattern like circle or any
shape that shows beauty in your artwork.
Activity No. 2
DIRECTION: Classify the following art elements and principles.
1.
2.
3.
4.
REMEMBER
Elements and principles of art are important in making a

composition of own masterpiece. These help everyone to create a
beauty in their artworks. These are the basic ingredients to make your
design standout. Ensure the proper use of harmony and blend the right
color to your artwork.
In this pandemic time, try to create your own artwork using these
elements to overcome boredom.
Everywhere we look and go in the four corners of our house, we
see arts that show different elements and principles. Art is the heart and
brain of all visual creation of human kind. An artist knows that his/her
work will standout if he/she uses the different elements and principles of
art.
CHECKING YOUR UNDERSTANDING
DIRECTION: On your answer sheet, copy and answer the chart.

POSTTEST
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the correct

answer.
1. Which is NOT an element of art?

A. colors C. shapes
B. lines D. balance
2. The element of art that can be straight, diagonal, vertical, horizontal
or wavy.
A. colors C. shapes
B. lines D. texture
3. Which of the following a principle of design?
A. colors C. balance
B. lines D. texture
4. Which is an example of art that gives visual perception of happiness?
B. lines D. texture
5. It can be found everywhere and reflects light rays that create or form
brilliant and amazing pigmentation.
B. lines D. texture
ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 1
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to identify the
characteristics of arts and crafts in specific area of MIMAROPA-
Mindoro (Hanunuo- Mangyan writing, basketry andweaving)
PRE-TEST
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

answer.
1. To what region does Mindoro belong?

A. NCR C. Region IV-B
B. Region III D. Region IX
2. How many native groups are living in Mindoro?
A. 10 C. 8
B. 9 D. 7
3. They are the natives of Mindoro and call themselves different from
other based on dialect, customs and way of living.
A. aeta C. mangyan
B. igorot D. lumad
4. It is an art form of the Mangyans where seven syllables of poetic
expressions are written in a bamboo.
A. ambahan C. poetry
B. expressionism D. urukay
5. What is the purpose of ambahan?
A. to become famous
B. to express a certain situation in a symbolic way
C. to recite feelings of madness
D. to sing the musical pitch without accompaniment
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: Identify the elements and principles of art found in

thepicture below.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mindoro is part of Region IV-B called as Southern Tagalog

Region. The people living here are called “Hanunuo-Mangyan”
which means true, genuine or real. Another group is called “Iraya-
Mangyan”, and they all call themselves as Mangyan.
Two artistic groups of Mangyan:

Hanunuo Mangyan exhibits their creative works of art in making
poetryin seven syllables which they call AMBAHAN and URUKAY
which has eight syllables. They habitually do it and write in a
bamboo tubes or slats.
Iraya-Mangyan shows their creativity in making basket designs

made up of dried nito grass and forest vine. These baskets are
patiently woven using different designs like animals, human, trees
etc.
Activity No. 1
DIRECTIONS: Using the art of Hanunuo - Mangyan, create an
AMBAHAN or URUKAY with the topic “How to be creative in this time
of pandemic?” and write it on your answer sheet.
Activity No. 2
DIRECTIONS: Using the flow chart below, plan an article based on
thelesson.
REMEMBER
Mindoro is part of MIMAROPA in Region IV-B. It is situated at the

southeastern coast of Visayas and is divided into two provinces- the
Occidental Mindoro and Oriental Mindoro.
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING
DIRECTIONS: Copy and answer the chart. Put this at the back of
youranswer sheet.
POSTTEST
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best answer.
1. It is where the urukay and ambahan written but in different forms.

A. blackboard C. bamboo
B. White board D. tablet plate
2. What region does the Mindoro belong?
A. NCR C. region IV-B
B. region IIl D. region IX
1. The unique basket of Hanunuo-Mangyan is made up of dried leaves
called .
A. palm tree C. water lily
B. nito grass/vines D. banana leaves
A. 10 C. 8
B. 9 D. 7
3. They are fond in making basket with pattern design to show their
artworks.
A. mangyan C. lumad Mangyan
B. iraya Mangyan D. hanunuo Mangyan
Reference
Books
• Music and Arts : Learner’s Material pp. 188 - 189
ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 2
LESSON 1 MIMAROPA ARTS AND CRAFTS
MARINDUQUE ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected identifies the
characteristics of arts in specific area in MIMAROPA Marinduque –
Moriones Mask.
PRETEST

answer.
1. Who is the blind Roman centurion who believed in the

miracle of God?
a. St. Pedro Calungsod b. St. Peter c. St. Longinus d. St. John
2. What is the capital of Marinduque province.
a. Boac b. Mar c. Manila d. France
3. What is the shape of Marinduque map?
a. diamond b. heart c. oblong d. square
4. Which festivalis celebrated in Marinduque?
a. Moriones Festival b. Sinulog Festival
c. Atiatihan Festival d. Mask Festival
5. Which best describes the Moriones mask?
a. It features sharp eyes, a beard and a villainous scowl.
b. It depicts the face of an angel and the aura of a princess.
c. It is use as a safety gear.
d. It is very colorful and shows a smiling face
LOOKING BACK

answer.
1. To what region does Mindoro belong?
a. NCR b. Region III c. Region IV-B d. Region IX
a. 10 b. 9 c. 8 d. 7
3. They are the natives of Mindoro and call themselves as different
from others based on language, customs and way of living.
a. Aeta b. Igorot c. Mangyan d. Lumad
4. It is an art form of theMangyans in which seven syllables of
poetic expressions were written in a bamboo.
a. ambahan b. expressionism c. poetry d. urukay
5. It means real, true orgenuine.
a. Mangyan b. Iraya-Mangyan
c. Lumad-Mangyan d. Hanunuo-Mangyan
Marinduque is well known of theirMoriones Festival which is held

every Holy Week on the month of March or April. This festival
portrays the life of St. Longinus, a blind Roman centurion. It was a
belief that his blindness was healed by a drop of blood of Jesus.
Moriones is a Lenten rite where men and women wear mask

replicating the garb of biblical Roman soldiers as interpreted by local
folks.Roman
soldiers wearing a centurion helmet are called “morion”.The
headgear later evolved to include a mask depicting the faces of
Roman soldiers. The modern Moriones features the wooden Morion
mask and head gear. Most masks feature sharp eyes and a beard
and display a villainous scowl. Others depict a woman or a child with
features that are seemingly angelic.
Marinduquenos are very skilful in weaving. They weave a basket
made of Buri Palm and raffia that grows in their area.
Activity No. 1
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, draw a map showing the

cardinal direction where the Marinduque is
located.
Activity No. 2
DIRECTIONS: Make a reflective Portfolio on the Moriones Festival.

You can use time line or picture series of what
happened in the life of St. Longinus during Holy
Week. Make your own reflection about your family at
this time of pandemic.
REMEMBER
Marinduque’s capital is Boac. You will notice that the province of

Marinduque is shaped like a heart in the map. There is a legend
why the map of Marinduque is shape like a heart. The cardinal
location of Marinduque is found in Tayabas Bay in the North;
Quezon Province in the East; Mindoro in the West and Sibuyan
Sea in the South.
DIRECTIONS: What have you learned so far? You can write your
main idea in the big circle and the details on the smaller
circles.
Accomplish this on your answer sheet.
DETAILS
MAIN
POSTTEST
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet write the letter of the best

answer.
1. It is a centurion helmet worn by Roman soldiers.

a. Morion b. moron c. roman d. headgear
2. Who was the blind Roman Centurion who believed in the
miracle of God?
3. Which festival is celebrated in Marinduque?
a. Moriones b. Sinulogc. Atiatihan d. Mask Festival
4. This is the capital of Marinduque province.
5. Marinduque province is shape like a .
ART GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 2
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to reflect on and
derive the mood, ideas or message emanating from selected artifacts
and art objects.
PRETEST
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the
correct answer.
1. It is abundantly harvested leaves that grow in the area of

Marinduque.
a. Marawi plant b. buri palm c. bamboo plant d. romblon
plant
2. The ability to achieve success step by step.
a. Ability b. enhance c. skills d. success
3. It is a method that is learned by interlocking the pattern to create
a basket.
a. Marinduque b. weaving c. skills d. succes
4. It is a method of creating a basket.
5. It is a plant that is used to make a basket in Marinduque.
a. Marawi plant b. romblon plant c. bamboo plant d.raffia plant
LOOKING BACK
answer.
1. Who is the blind Roman Centurion who believes in the miracle of

God
2. The province capital of Marinduque
3. Which of the following is a shape of Marinduque map?
4. Which of the following Festivals celebrated in Marinduque?
a. Moriones Festival b. Sinulog Festival
c. Ati atihan Festival d. Mask Festival
5. What places surround the province of Marinduque?
a. Tayabas Bay in the North; Quezon Province in the East;,
Mindoro in the West and Sibuyan Sea in the South.
b. Tayabas Bay in the South; Quezon Province in the
West;, Mindoro in the East and Sibuyan Sea in the
North.
c. Tayabas Bay in the East; Quezon Province in the West;,
Mindoro in the South and Sibuyan Sea in the North
d. Tayabas Bay in the West; Quezon Province in the East;,
Mindoro in the North and Sibuyan Sea in the North.
Weaving is the method of creating a wonderful fabric or basket.

Marinduque weavers use interlocking or set of long wood/plant to
create braid style design. Weaving is a skill that can be learned
even by young adults. Marinduque has bountiful plants like buri
palm and raffia leaves that they turn into beautiful and elegant
baskets.
Activity No. 1
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, briefly answer the

following: What do you thinks is the reason why basket are made
in Marinduque?
Activity No. 2
DIRECTIONS: Using your creativity and imagination,write a short
hugot
line that relates to the arts of Marinduque particularly basket weaving.
REMEMBER
Skills cannot be acquired in just a snap of your finger. It takes a

long term process to achieve success. Just focus on your goal, if
you are not doing well, donot feel embarrassed. Things can be
learned step by step.
What is the main idea or knowledge you learned from the lesson?
Write about it on your answer sheet.
POSTTEST

answer.
1. The ability to achieve success step by step.
a. Marinduque b. Weaving c. Skills d. Succes
3. It is method of interlocking the pattern to create a basket.
4. It is a plant used to make a baskets in Marinduque.
a. Marawi plant b. raffia plant c. bamboo plant d. romblon
plant
5. These are abundantly harvest leaves that grows in the area of
Marinduque
A. Marawi plant b. romblon palm c. bamboo plant d. buri palm
Reference
Books
ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 3
LESSON 1: MIMAROPA ARTS AND CRAFTS:
ROMBLON ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected identifies the
characteristics of arts in specific area in MIMAROPA (Romblon -
marble and weaving)
PRETEST
answer.
1. The province which is known as the “marble capital of

the Philippines”.
a. Mindoro b. Marinduque c. Romblon d. Palawan
2. It is the leading product of Romblon.
a. Magnet b. mirror c. marble d. magazine
3. To which region does Romblon belong?
a. NCR b. Region IV B c. Region IV A d. Region IX
4. It is in the the southern part of Romblon, where you can find
the beautifulwhite sand island of _ .
a. Boracay b. Palawan cave c. Punta island d. Cuyo Island
5. The women of Romblon are also known for their beautiful
woven mats and bags made of a material called .
a. marble b. sand c.plant d. buri
LOOKING BACK

answer.
1. It is the ability to achieve success step by step.

a. Marinduque b. weaving c. skills d. success
3. It is the method learned by interlocking the pattern to create a
basket.
a. Marinduque b. weaving c. skills d. success
4. It is a plant used to make a basket in Marinduque.
a. Marawi plant b. raffia plant c. bamboo plant d. romblon plant
5. These are abundantly harvested leaves that grow in Marinduque.
a. Marawi plant b. Romblon palm c. bamboo plant d. buri palm
Romblon is a part of the Region IV B and MIMAROPA. It is known as

the island province of the Philippines located in the Visayas.The
province of Romblon is bounded by the following places: Northern part
is Marinduque Island, Eastern part is Masbate, Western part is Mindoro
and Southern part is Boracay.
They are the leading producer of high quality of marbles and known as
the “marble capital of the Philippines”. They also produce the beautiful
woven mats and bags made of Romblon plants.
Activity No. 1
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, use the graphic organizer

below to write the main idea of this lesson and the
details you learned.
Activity No. 2
DIRECTIONS: On a separate sheet, draw a map of Region IV-B

where Romblon located.
REMEMBER
Romblon is a part of MIMAROPA in Region IV-B located at the south

eastern coast of Luzon. It produces a great deal in mining because of
its high quality of mineral resources.
DIRECTIONS: Have a self check using the stairs. Try to draw

yourself going up the stairs then write per step the things you have
learned from the lesson by completing the statements. Use separate
sheet.
I finish and understand it very well…….
I met the goal with the….
I need my parents to ….
I have a lot of…..
POSTTEST

answer.
1. The province of Romblon belong to _ .

a. MIMAROPA b. CALABARZON c. NCR d.CAMANAVA
2. Women in Romblon are known for their which is made
of Romblon plant or rafia.
a. Culinary arts b. basket weaving c. mask d. mats
3. To what region does Romblon belong?
4. The leading product of Romblon and the reason for their popularity.
a. magnet b. marble c. mirror d. magazine
5. Which of the following is the “marble capital of the Philippines”?
ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 3
ROMBLON ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to appreciate the
artifacts and art objects in term of utilization and its distinct use of art
elements and principles.
PRETEST

answer.
1. It is the fine product of Romblon that comes in pure white,gray,

golden and onyx black color.
a. Marble b. tingkop c. jar d. weaving mats
2. A traditional handicraft of Romblon where most teenagers are
willing to learn.
a. Marble b. tingkop c. jar d. weaving
3. Which marble product is not used as kitchen utensils?
a. Mortal and pestle b. glasses c. plate d. woven bag
4. What kind of leaf is used in a traditional woven
handicraft?
a. Raffia leaves b. paper mache c. forest vines d. nito grass
LOOKING BACK

answer.
1. The province of Romblon belongs to .

a. MIMAROPA b. CALABARZON c. NCR d.CAMANAVA
2. Women in Romblon are known for their which is made
of Romblon plant or rafia.
a. Culinary arts b. basket weaving c. mask d. mats
3. Towhat region does Romblon belong?
4.’The leading product of Romblon and the reason for their popularity.
a. magnet b. marble c. mirror d. magazine
5. Which of the following is the “marble capital of the Philippines”?
Romblon is famous in home industry. Their products are very much

appreciated because of its variety of colors like white, gray, gold and
onyx black. They also made kitchen utensils like glasses mortals and
pestle using marbles.
Weaving is the traditional handicrafts of Romblon. Women use
Romblon plant in making bags.
Activity No. 1
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write a short paragraph (4-

5sentences) showing your appreciation for the products
of Romblon.
Activity No. 2
DIRECTIONS: Choose a melody of a song you already know and

write in lyrics about the arts and crafts of Romblon.
Submit on a separate sheet of paper. Do not forget to
acknowledge original song and writer.
REMEMBER
Romblon is part of MIMAROPA in Region IV-B. It is situated in the

south eastern coast of Luzon. It produces a great deal in mining
because of the high quality of its mineral resources.
DIRECTIONS: Have a self-check using the stairs below. Try to

draw yourself going up the stair. Write per step the
things you’ve learned by completing the statements.
I finish and understand it very well…….
I met the goal with the….
I need my parents to ….
I have a lot of…..

POSTTEST

answer.
1. It is the fine product of Romblon that comes in pure white, gray,

golden and onyx black color.
2. A traditional handicraft of Romblon where most teenagers
are willing to learn.
3. Which product is not used as kitchen utensil?
4. What kind of leaf is used in a traditional woven handicraft?
Reference:
Books

ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 4
PALAWAN ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to identify the
characteristics of arts in specific area in MIMAROPA (Palawan)
PRETEST
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of

the best answer.
1. The place where Puerto Princesa Underground River is located.
a. Mindoro b. Marinduque c. Palawan d. Romblon
2. Considered as one of the precious artifacts of Palawan, it
serves as container for secondary burial of a deceased loved
one.
a. Basket b. manungul jar c. tingkop d. wood curver
3. It displays their craftsmanship in weaving using colander
harvest basket.
4. Puerto Princesa Underground River was confirmed as one of
the New Seven Wonders of the Nature on this date.
a.Jan.28, 2012 b. Oct 16,2019 c. Feb.14, 2002 d. June 12,
2002
5. How did Palawan people communicate with others and
write their history?
a. Own hand writing system b. own singing pattern
C. Own cultural heritage d. own habitat
LOOKING BACK
best answer.
1. It is the fine product of Romblon that comes in pure white,
gray, golden and onyx black color.
2. A traditional handicraft of Romblon which most
teenagers are willing to learn.
3. Which marble product is not used as kitchen utensil?
4. What kind of leaf is used in a traditional woven handicraft?
Palawan people are called Tagbanuas. They have their own hand
writing system. Palawan men are skillful in wood carving while
women and children are well-trained in weaving.
Tingkop, a colander-shaped harvest basket with subtle pattern of
bamboo strips, is one of their masterpieces.
Tagbanua woodcarvers do simple etching exposing the original
white grain used for rituals or toys for children.
Manungul Jar is the most important artefact in Palawan. It is a
vessel where the deceased are buried. This jar is covered with
incised curvilinear design and on the top is a boat with human
figure that represents the voyage to the afterlife.
Activity 1
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, draw a book mark

then write positive quotes on how you feel
about the inclusion of Palawan as one of the
Seven Wonders of the World.
Activity 2 SKETCH OF LEARNING
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, draw symbols that

show your learning from the lesson.
REMEMBER
In January 2012, Puerto Princesa’s longest underground

river, was declared as one of the seven wonders of nature.
Palawan province where the famous underground river is
found is also known as the largest marine habitat and
frontier.
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, copy the table and list 5

key terms and their meaning that you learned from
the lesson.
KEY WORDS MEANING

POSTTEST
best answer.
1. Which is NOT an art and craft of Palawan?
a. Tingkop b. basket c. marble d. manungul jar
2. It is considered as one of the precious artifacts of Palawan
which serve as a container for secondary burial of their
deceased loved one.
3. It displays craftsmanship in weaving using colander- harvest
basket with pattern of bamboo strips.
a.Basket b. manungul jar c. tingkop d. wood curver
4. On this date, the Puerto Princesa Underground River was
confirmed as one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.
2002
5. It is the capital of Palawan.
a. MIMAROPA b. Puerto Princesa c. Frontier d. tagbanua
ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 4
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to appreciates

the artifacts and art object in terms of utilization and its distinct of art
elements and principles
PRETEST

best answer.
1. MIMAROPA stands for_ _ .
a. Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan
b. Malabon, Marikina, Roxas, Pateros
c. Mandaluyong, mountain Province, Romblon, Pangasinan
d. Mindoro, Mountain Province, Romblon, Pangasinan
2. To what region does MIMAROPA belong?
a. Region IV A b. Region IV B c. Region 5 d. Region 6
3. In what region can we find Palawan?
a. Western Visayas b. NothernVisayas
b. Eastern Visayas d. Southern Visayas
4. It is the art and craft found in MIMAROPA in which they use
different kinds of plants.
a. Basket b. marble c. mask d. vases
5. It is the plant used by Palawan weavers in weaving baskets.
a. Buri b. bamboo c. romblon plant d. raffia
LOOKING BACK

best answer.
1. The place where Puerto Princesa Underground River is located.
a. Mindoro b. Marinduque c. Palawan d. Romblon
2.It is considered as one of the precious artifacts of Palawan and
serves as container for secondary burial of their deceased.
3. It displays their craftsmanship in weaving using colander
harvest basket.
4.On this date, Puerto Princesa Underground was confirmed as
one of New Seven Wonders of the World.
2002
5. How did the Palawan people communicate with others and
write their history?
a. Own hand writing system b. own singing pattern
c. Own cultural heritage d. own habitat
MIMAROPA belongs to Region IV - B consisting of Mindoro,

Marinduque, Romblon and Palawan. Weaving is the most
common art and craft found in MIMAROPA.They use different
plant in each place. Mindoro use forest vines and dried nito grass;
Marinduque use buri plant and rafia; Romblon has romblon plant
and Palawan uses bamboo plant.
Each place shows their beauty of arts and different
elements/principles of arts surrounds the vicinity. MIMAROPA
is found in the lower portion of Luzon and in the West portion of
Visayas.
Activity 1
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the main idea of the

lesson and the details you learned using the
graphic organizer below.
Activity 2
DIRECTIONS: On a separate sheet of paper, draw a map of

Region IV- B where MIMAROPA located.
REMEMBER
MIMAROPA is called Southern Tagalog of the region and a part

of the Philippine archipelago where beautiful natural resources
can be found. There are seven native groups living in this
region. These are Mangyan, Hanunuo-Mangyan, Iraya-
Mangyan, Ratagnon, Alangan, Buhid and Tadyawan.
DIRECTIONS: Do a self-check using the window pane. On your

answer sheet, write some important details about
the lesson.
Mindoro Palawan
Romblon
Marinduque
POSTTEST

best answer.
1. MIMAROPA stands for _.
a. Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan

b. Malabon, Marikina, Roxas, Pateros
c. Mandaluyong, mountain Province, Romblon, Pangasinan
d. Mindoro, Mountain Province, Romblon, Pangasinan
2. To what region does MIMAROPA belong?
a. Region IV A b. Region IV B c. Region 5 d. Region 6
3. In what region can we find Palawan?
a. Western Visayas b. NothernVisayas
c. Eastern Visayas d. Southern Visayas
4.It is the art and craft found in MIMAROPA in which they use
different kinds of plants.
a. Basket b. marble c. mask d. vases
5. It is the plant used by Palawan weavers in weaving baskets.
a. Buri b. bamboo c. Romblon plant d. raffia
Reference:
Books

GRADE 7 ARTS
Quarter 2 - WEEK 5
LESSON 1: ARTS AND CRAFTS OF THE VISAYAS REGION
(PANAY ISLAND)
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this material, you are expected to:
1. Identify the arts and crafts of Panay Island.
2. Explain the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences
that are reflected in the design of an artwork or in the making of a
craft or artifact.
PRETEST
DIRECTIONS: Write the letter of the correct answeron your answer
sheet.
1. One of the largest islands of the archipelago in the
Western Visayasregion and tagged as the “Textile capital of the
Philippines”.
A. Panay Island C. Bohol
B. Negros Island D. Basey, Samar
2. The primary art and one of the best sources of livelihood in
Panay. A.Piña weaving C. Handloomed weaving
B.Sinamay weaving D. Patadyong weaving
3. A heritage industry in Iloilo.
A. Bukog C. Bariw
B. Hablon D. Palpag
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4. Produced in looms throughout the province of Antique. It is a
delicate and exquisite hand woven cloth that is made from the
fibers taken from the leaves of pineapple plants.
A. Pandan leaves C. Bariw leaves
B.Sinamay D. Piña cloth
5. Product of Panay Island that is used in making a rope,
specialty papers like vacuum bags, currency, and tea bags.
A. Abaca C. Sinamay
B. Hablon D. Piña
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the names of the
provinces of MIMAROPA that you have learned about the previous
lesson.
ARTS AND CRAFTS OF THE VISAYAS REGION: Seated

between the islands of Mindanao and Luzon, the islands of Visayas
are the most visited destination in the country. It is composed of the
islands Panay, Negros, Cebu, Bohol, Leyte, and Samar and is divided
into three administrative regions: Western Visayas, Central Visayas
and
Eastern Visayas.
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PANAY ISLAND is a triangular island, located in the western part of
the Visayas. It is about 160 km (99 mi) across. It is divided into four
provinces: Iloilo, Antique, Capiz and Aklan, all in the Western Visayas
Region. Panay is the only main island in the Visayas whose provinces
don't bear the name of their island.
Hand loomed Weaving is the primary art and one of the best
sources of livelihood in Panay. Hablon- a heritage industry in Ilo-ilo.
Patadyong is a traditional Filipino cloth worn by women and wrapped
around like a skirt.
ACTIVITY 1: On your answer sheet, identify the provinces of Panay

Islands:
1
2
3 4
6
5
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ACTIVITY 2: On your answer sheet, write the kind of materials used
in the pictured handicraft below:
1. _____________ 3. _____________
2. ______________ 4. _____________
REMEMBER
1. Panay Island is in the Western part of Visayas and its name

was given by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi which literally means
“there is food” in Spanish.
2. Antique – the province’s capital, San Jose is located in the
western portion of Panay Island before the coming of the
Spaniards which is called “Hantik”, a large red ants found on
the island.
3. Iloilo – with the capital of Iloilo city though the city itself is
independent and not governed by the provincial
government of Iloilo.
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DIRECTION: On your answer sheet,recall the arts and crafts of Panay
Island, then complete the unfinished statements below.
1. I discovered that Panay Island is
_.
2. As a Grade 7 learner, I need to
know _.
POST TEST

correct answer.
1. It is a delicate and exquisite hand woven cloth that is made from
the fibers of the leaves of pineapple plants.
A. Pandan leaves C. Bariw leaves
B. Sinamay D. Piña cloth
2. Product of Panay Island, used in making a rope, specialty papers
like vacuum bags, currency, and tea bags.
A. Abaca C. Sinamay
B. Hablon D. Piña
3. One of the largest islands of the archipelago in the Western
Visayas region and tagged as the “Textile Capital of the Philippines”.
A. Panay Island C. Bohol
B. Negros Island D. Basey, Samar
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4. The primary art and one of the best sources of livelihood in Panay.
A. Piña weaving C. Handloomed weaving
B. Sinamay weaving D. Patadyong weaving
5. A heritage industry in Iloilo.
A. Bukog C. Bariw
B. Hablon D. Palpag
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GRADE 7 ARTS
Quarter 2 - WEEK 5
(NEGROS ISLAND)
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to:
1. Identify the arts and crafts of Negros Island
2. Explain the external (foreign) and internal (indigenous) influences
that are reflected in the design of an artwork or in the making of a
craft or artefact.
PRE TEST
answer
1. The capital of this province is Bacolod City and known as the
“Sugarbowl of the Philippines.
A. Panay Island C. Negros Occidental
B. Negros Oriental D. Iloilo
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2. It is the integral part of the lives of the Negrenses wherein it
includes roofing materials, walls, hats and basket using pandan
and buri leaves.
A. Weaving C. Hablon
B. Drawing D. Banig making
3. Made from abaca twine and indigenous plants similar to banana.
A. Piña C. Bariw
B. Sinamay D. Pandan
4. During the pre-historic times, the island of Negros is
called
_, a type of grass similar to the sugarcane that grows
abundantly in the island.
A. Buglas C. Palpag
B. Hablon D. Bariw
5. The province is named Negros because of the _
_.
A. White skin of the natives C. Brown skin of the natives
B. Yellow skin of the natives D. Dark skin of the natives
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, name some of the provinces of
Panay Island.
Negros Island is one of the Visayan Islands. It is separated from the

island of Panay to the northwest by the Guimaras Strait and
from Cebu island to the east by Tanon Strait. The island is bordered
on the north and south by the Visayan and Sulu seas, respectively.
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The island’s main linguistic division reflects the separation of the
eastern and western coastal areas from each other by the central
mountain range: Hiligaynon, from Panay, is widely spoken in western
Negros, whereas Cebuano, from Cebu, is dominant on the eastern
coast.
ACTIVITY 1:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write whether the following
products are from (NOC) Negros Occidental or (NOR)
Negros Oriental.
1. 2. 3.
4. 5.
ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: On a separate sheet, draw an artwork of Negros Island
that you think will help you recognize their arts and
crafts.
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REMEMBER
1. As we continue to study the arts and crafts of Negros Island, we will
know that Negros Occidental’s capital is Bacolod City and it occupies
the north western half of Negros Island, known as the “Sugarbowl of
the Philippines”. Negros Occidental also produces more than half the
nation’s sugar output. Negros Island was originally known to the
natives as “Buglas”. When the Spaniards arrived in April 1565, they
named it “Negros” because of the dark-skinned natives they found. It
is also rich in structures and buildings that are remnants of a once
affluent lifestyle. The Palacio Episcopal (1930), San Sebastian
Cathedral (1876) and the Capitol building (1931) are popular Bacolod
landmarks.

DIRECTION: On your answer sheet, Recall arts and crafts of Negros
Islands then complete the unfinished statements below.
1. If I will be allowed to visit the Visayas region, I will go to Negros
because
_ .
2. I will encourage my classmates to make a visit to the site of Negros
because
_ .
3. From now on I
will
_ .
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POSTTEST

correct answer.
1. The reason why the province is named Negros is because of
the
_.
A. White skin of the natives C. Brown skin of the natives
B. Yellow skin of the natives D. Dark skin of the natives
2. During the pre-historic times, the island of Negros is
called
_, a type of grass similar to the sugarcane that grows
abundantly in the island.
A. Buglas C. Palpag
B. Hablon D. Bariw
3. Made from abaca twine and indigenous plants similar to banana.
A. Piña C. Bariw
B. Sinamay D. Pandan
4. It is the integral part of the lives of the Negrenses wherein it
includes roofing materials, walls, hats and basket using pandan and
buri leaves.
A. Weaving C. Hablon
B. Drawing D. Banig making
5. The capital of this province is Bacolod City and known as the
“Sugarbowl of the Philippines.
A. Panay Island C. Negros Occidental
B. Negros Oriental D. Iloilo
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References
Books
• Music and Arts Learner’s Material
Online Resources
• https://www.slideshare.net/panay-island-arts-crafts
• https://www.britannica.com/place/Negros
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ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 6
BOHOL
EXPECTATIONS
1. Identify the arts and crafts of Bohol
2. Create crafts that can be locally assembled with local materials
guided by local traditional techniques
PRETEST
DIRECTIONS: Write the letter of the correct answeron your answer
sheet.
1. Which town in Bohol known as the “Basket
Capital”. A.Albur C. Antequera
B.Dauis D. Loboc
2. Which is not the famous arts of the
Boholanos? A.Basket weaving C.
Banig making
B.Broom making D. Pottery making
3. An example of traditional crafts that are valued by collectors
around the world.
A. Porcupine quill crafts C. Pottery crafts
B.Basket crafts D. Jewelry
crafts
4. The world's smallest primate which can be seen in
Bohol. A.Elephant C. Tarsiers
B. Monkey D. Girafee
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5. It is a craft used not only prevent bad dreams but also
used traditionally to tell a story and teach a lesson at the
same time.
A. Dream maker C. Dream
B. Deam catcher D. Dreamer
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, name some of the arts and
crafts of Negros Island.
Bohol is derived from the word Bo-ho or Bo-ol. The island was the
seat of the first international treaty of peace and unity between the
native king Datu Sikatuna and Spanish conquistador Miguel López
de Legazpi on 16 March 1565 through a blood compact alliance
known today by many Filipinos as the Sandugo.
The Boholano culture is much like the culture of the Philippines. It

is based on the majority population of Austronesian or Malayo-
Polynesian people on the island. There are influences from
indigenous Melanesian people such as the Eskaya tribe, and from
the colonizing Spanish and trade with Mexico.
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ACTIVITY 1:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet,write some arts and crafts of
Bohol
ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the kind of materials

used in the pictured handicrafts below:
1. __________2.____________3.________4.________5.________
REMEMBER
Bohol is famous for its Chocolate Hills; its tarsiers, which may
be the world's smallest primate; its heritage sites and old stone
churches.
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Bohol handicrafts
Basket weaving is among the earliest industries that have
been established in Bohol particularly in the town of Antequera,
where most of the weavers have developed the skills and have
handed them down
from generation to generation. For years this has been the
town’s industry that earned them the title “ Basket Capital of
Bohol”
Broom-making and pottery in Albur; jewelry-making in Dauis;
furniture- making in Loboc; and wood carving in Antequera.
Amarela Resort in Panglao showcase the unique craftsmanship of
Boholano woodworkers and local artists.
Authentic native crafts are made with all natural materials that
signify our indigenous peoples' historical connection to the land,
which they have historically been dependent on for survival.
Porcupine Quill crafts is an example of traditional crafts that are
valued by collectors around the world. Many designs were applied
to birch bark baskets, clothing and other regalia for ceremonial
purposes. The dream catcher is another good example of a craft
that has culture and purpose attached to it. It is used not only to
prevent bad dreams but also used traditionally to tell a story and
teach a lesson at the same time.

answer
1. Basket weaving A. Panglao
2. Broom making B. Antequera
3. Jewelry making C.Dauis
4. Furniture making D. Loboc
5. Amarela Resort E. Albur
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POSTTEST

correct answer.
1. The world's smallest primate which can be seen in
Bohol. A.Elephant C. Tarsiers
B.Monkey D. Girafee
2. Another good example of a craft that has culture and purpose
attached to it. It is used not only to prevent bad dreams but
also used traditionally to tell a story and teach a lesson at the
same time. A.Dream maker C. Dream
B.Deamcatcher D. Dreamer
3. Which are NOT the famous arts of the Boholanos?

A. Basket weaving C. Banig making
B. Broom making D. Pottery making
4. A town in Bohol which is known as the “Basket capital of Bohol”.
A. Albur C. Antequera
B. Dauis D. Loboc
5. An example of traditional crafts that are valued by collectors
around the world.
A. Porcupine quill crafts C. Pottery crafts
B. Basket crafts D. Jewelry crafts
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ARTS GRADE 7
Quarter 2 - WEEK 6
BASEY, SAMAR
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to:
1. Identify the arts and crafts of Basey, Samar
2. Create crafts that can be locally assembled with local materials
guided by local traditional techniques.
PRE TEST
answer.
1. Common source of income in almost part of Samar, most
especially by the housewives.
A. Banig making C. Wallet making
2. The word Basey came from the vernacular word _ which
means beauty.
A. Basey C. Baysay
B. Bungto D. Bungansakit
3. The leaves used in Basey that are dyed with different strong
colors to make beautiful, colorful and unique designs.
A.Tikog C. Buri
B.Pandan D. Sea grass
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4. What is the process used in making banig?
A. Dried, dyed and cut into
strips C. Dyed, dried and cut
into strips
B. Cut into strips, dried and dyed D. None of the answer
5. The first class municipality in the province of
Samar.
A.Bagsay C. Basey
B.Basay D. Bassy
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On you answer sheet, identify what is define

the following.
1. It is called the “Basket capital of Bohol”.
2. It is one of the important product produced in Bohol.
3. Where does the name Bohol derived from?
4. The island was the seat of the first international treaty of
peace and unity between the native king _ _ and Spanish
conquistador
5.through a blood compact alliance known today by
many Filipinos as the Sandugo.
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Officially, the municipality of Basey (Waray: Bungto han

Basey; Tagalog: Bayan ng Basey), is a first class
municipality in the province of Samar, Philippines.
The word Basey comes from the vernacular Baysay (means
beauty). This is in deference to its most beautiful erstwhile
inhabitant named Bungansakit. When the new town adopted the
name, a competition in her honor caused Bungansakit's original
home village of Balud to be renamed Guibaysayi (means most
beautiful).
ACTIVITY 1:
answer 1.Basey, Samar makes their banig from _ leaves.
2.A place in Samar that is very famous for their intricate banig is
_.
3. _ is the first class municipality in the province of
Samar. 4.Banig is a _ mat usually used for sitting and
sleeping.
5.The Samals of Sulu made their banig out of _ _ leaves.
ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheer, draw a picture of a banig or
mat with strong colors and unique designs.
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REMEMBER
Banig weaving is the common source of income in almost any part

of Samar, most especially by the housewives. The traditional art of
mat weaving continues to flourish in the old town of Basey. The
practice of this ancient art has been handed down from one
generation to the next.
A Banig is a hand woven mat usually used in East
Asia and Philippines for sleeping and sitting. Technically, it is not
a textile. Depending on the region of the Philippines, the mat is
made of buri (palm), pandan or sea grass leaves. The leaves are
dried, usually dyed, and then cut into strips and woven into mats,
which may be plain or intricate.
The Samals of Sulu usually make their mats out of buri leaves.
Often, dyed strips of buri are woven to produce a design.Another
region in the Philippines which is famous for intricately designed
mats is Basey,Samar. Unlike Sulu, the banig in Basey are made up
of tikog leaves. The leaves are dyed with different strong colors to
make beautiful, colorful and unique designs.
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DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write 4 to 5 sentences about

the given question.
What is the difference between banig making in Basey, Samar

from other provinces of the Visayas region?
POSTTEST
best answer.
1. The first class municipality in the province of Samar.
A. Bagsay C. Basey
B. Basay D. Bassy
2. The word Basey came from the vernacular word _
which means beauty.
A. Basey C. Baysay
B. Bungto D. Bungansakit
3. The leaves used in Basey that are dyed with different strong
colors to make beautiful, colorful and unique designs.
A. Tikog C. Buri
B. Pandan D. Sea grass
4. Common source of income in almost any part of Samar, most
especially by the housewives.
A. Banig making C. Wallet making
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5. What is the process used in making banig?
A. Dried, dyed and cut into strips C. Dyed, dried and cut
into strips
B. Cut into strips, dried and dyed D. None of the answer
Reference Books
Online Resources
• https://www.google.com/search?ei=B8Y9X_yJFZvZ-
Qai5JLwAg&q=arts+and+crafts+of+basey%2C+samar&oq
=arts+and+crafts+of+basey
%2C+samar&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzIGCAAQFhAeOgQI
A
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GRADE 7 ARTS
Quarter 2 - WEEK 7
ARCHITECTURE
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this material, you are expected to explain the
correlation of the development of crafts in specific areas of the country,
according to functionality, traditional specialized expertise, and
availability of resources (e.g., architecture, weaving, pottery,
accessories, masks, and culinary arts).
PRETEST
1. The church that is an example of a Baroque-Romanesque

architecture.
A. miag-ao Church C. concepcion Church
B. molo Church D. mala Church
2. It can be found in Talisay, Negros Occidental which is an example of
a neoclassical architecture.
A. the Ruins C. the Piers
B. the Altar D. the Pulpits
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3. It depicts the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles of architecture.
A. Miag-ao Church C. Concepcion Church
B. Molo Church D. Mala Church
4. Acclaimed as the UNESCO World Heritage site found in Iloilo.
A. Molo Church C. Miag-ao Church
B. Miag-ao Church D. Mala Church
5. They are the one who first introduced the catholic religion in the
Islands of Visayas.
A. Americans C. Japanese
B. Chinese D. Spaniards
LOOKING BACK

answer.
1. Ati-atihan festival A. Bacolod

2. Pintados-Kasadyaan festival B. Cebu
3. Masskara festval C. Aklan
4. Sinulog festival D. Leyte

The architecture of the Philippines reflects the historical and
cultural traditions in the country. Most prominent historic structures in the
archipelago are influenced by Austronesian, Chinese, Spanish,
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and American architectures. When the Spaniards first set foot in the
islands of Visayas, they introduced the Catholic religion and used it to
gain the trust of the people. They built churches that helped propagate
their faith.
Molo church in Iloilo depicts the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance
styles. It is said that this is a “Women’s Church” because of the 16 women
saints inside. Its patron is At. Ann, the mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Miag-ao Church is a Roman Catholic church located in Miagao, Iloilo. It
is famous for its artistic sculptural relief carved in the façade of the church
that stands as the living legacy of a rich culture and illustrates the way of
life of the people of Miag-ao, anchored in a strong foundation of Christian
faith. It is also acclaimed as a UNESCO world Heritage site. The Ruins is
in Talisay, Negros Occidental. Don Mariano Lacson and wife Maria
Braganza had 10 children together. In the year 1911, while nearing the
full term of her 11th pregnancy, Maria Braganza had met an accident after
slipping and having a miscarriage which caused her sudden death.
Because of this accident, it left Don Mariano to feel heartbroken and
inconsolable thus, deciding to later on build a mansion in remembrance
of his dear wife in a 440-hectare sugar plantation.
ACTIVITY 1:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write 4 to 5 sentences to describe
the characteristics/architectural design of the following structures:
1. Molo Church
2. Miag-ao Church
3. The Ruin
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ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the best answer to complete
the sentence.
1. _______was the first to be introduced by the Spaniards when they

landed their foot in the islands of Visayas.
2. The remains of the ancestral home mansion of the family of Don
Mariano Ledesma Lacson are an example of
architecture.
3. _________ is known as the feminist or women’s church.
4. Miag-ao church is also known as the Parish church.
5. The remains of the ancestral home mansion is called .
REMEMBER
1. Molo Church is a famous Spanish-colonial church and heritage site

in Molo District, Iloilo. It is known for the prominent red spires that crown
its tall bell towers and as “the feminist or Women’s church” because of
the all-women ensemble of saints represented in 16 statues perched on
the aisle pillars. Built in neogothic style, the church is one of the Iloilo
City’s most familiar landmarks and top tourist attractions.
2. The Miag-ao Church also known as the Santo Tomás de Villanueva
Parish Church is a Roman Catholic Church located in Miagao, Iloilo. It is
an example of a Baroque-Romanesque -
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architecture that shows through its massive quality, thick walls, round
arches, sturdy piers, groin vaults, large towers and decorative arcades.
3. The Ruins is the remains of the ancestral home mansion of the family
of Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson and Maria Braga Lacson. It is situated
in Talisay, Negros. It is an example of neoclassical architecture built by a
wealthy haciendero for his Portuguese wife in the early 1900’s. The
mansion was burned during World War II leaving behind the concrete
structure that stands to this day. The design is elegant and the color
changes from white to gray and orange to red as the sunset touches the
structure.
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, complete the unfinished

statements below.
1. I have learned that .

2. If I were go to Visayas region, I will visit because
___.
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POSTTEST
1. The church that is an example of a Baroque-Romanesque

architecture.
2. It depicts the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles of architecture.
3. Acclaimed as the UNESCO World Heritage site that is found in Iloilo.
A. Molo Church C. Miag-ao Church
B. Miag-ao Church D. Mala Church
4. They are the first one to introduce the catholic religion in the islands
of Visayas.
A. Americans C. Japanese
B. Chinese D. Spaniards
5. It can be found in Talisay, Negros Occidental which is an example of
a neoclassical architecture.
A. The Ruins C. The Piers
B. The Altar D. The Pulpit
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GRADE 7 ARTS
Quarter 2 - WEEK 7
MIMAROPA AND VISAYAS ARTS AND CRAFTS
EXPECTATIONS
After going through this module, you are expected to show relationship of
MIMAROPA and Visayas arts and crafts to Philippine culture, traditions,
and history (Islamic influences, Spanish heritage and American legacies
in education, business, modernization and entertainment, as well as in
indigenous practices, fiestas and religious and social practices)
PRE TEST
1. Provinces that are found in MIMAROPA region.

A. Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Pangasinan
B. Mindanao, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan
C. Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan
D. Mindoro, Marinduque, Rizal, Palawan
2. Place in MIMAROPA region that is known as the marble capital of the
Philippines.
A. Mindoro C. Romblon
B. Marinduque D. Palawan
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3. Cutting instrument that is related to kawit or harabas used for
gathering bariw leaves.
A. Sangget C. Kuldahan
B. Linawan D. Bastos
4. Province in the Visayas known for weaving cloth made of piña fiber.
A. Aklan C. Bacolod
B. Iloilo D. Cebu
5. The finer set of pinya fiber.
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, list down the different festivals in

the Visayas region that you have learned about in the prevoius lesson.
MIMAROPA, is also known as Region IV-B is a term for the provinces of

Mindoro (Occidental and Oriental), Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan.
Everyone was very hospitable and welcoming, starting from the airport
until the rest of the program. The region's economy relies mostly on
agriculture, fishing and ecotourism, making it one of the strongest in the
country.
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MIMAROPA is one of the Philippine's top producers of rice, banana,
coconut, mango, cashew, papaya and cassava, which are included
among the country's top export products.
The Visayas broadly share a maritime culture with strong Roman

Catholic traditions merged with cultural elements through centuries of
interaction and inter-migrations mainly across the seas of Visayas,
Sibuyan, Camotes, Bohol, and Sulu; and in some secluded areas merged
with ancient animistic-polytheistic influences.
ACTIVITY 1:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, match column A with column B
and write the letter of the best answer.
_1. Marinduque a. Malasimbo Festival
_2. Kulhadan b. Marble
_3. MIMAROPA c. Pottery
_4. Romblon d. Machine
_5. Mindoro e. Region IV-B
ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, list down atleast 3 arts and crafts
of MIMAROPA and the Visayas region.
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REMEMBER
MIMAROPA REGION
VISAYAS REGION
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write some similarities and

differences of the arts and crafts of MIMAROPA from the Visayas in
terms of their culture, traditions and history.
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POST TEST
1. Place in MIMAROPA region, which is known as the marble capital of

the Philippines.
A. Mindoro C. Romblon
B. Marinduque D. Palawan
2. Cutting instrument related to kawit or harabas and is used for
gathering bariw leaves.
3. Province in the Visayas known for weaving cloth made of piña fiber.
A. Aklan C. Bacolod
B. Iloilo D. Cebu
4. These are the provinces comprising the MIMAROPA region.
A. Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Pangasinan
B. Mindanao, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan
C. Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan
D. Mindoro, Marinduque, Rizal, Palawan
5. The finer set of pinya fiber.
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Reference Books
Online Resources
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_the_Philippines
• https://www.google.com/search?q=mimaropa+region+meaning&oq=
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GRADE 7 ARTS
Quarter 2 - WEEK 8
LESSON 1: FESTIVALS IN THE VISAYAS
(Sinulog Festival and Ati-Atihan Festival)
EXPECTATIONS
1. Identify the different festivals of the Visayas region.
2. Discuss elements from traditions/history of a community for
one’s artwork.
PRETEST
answer.
1. The following are considered as the provinces in Region VII
except one.
A. Cebu C. Negros
B. Bohol D. Marinduque
2. It is one of the ethnic groups of the Visayas region.
A. Ilongos C. Mindanao
B. Mindoro D. Batangas
3. A festival celebrated in Cebu which means graceful dance.
A. Ati-atihan C. Sinulog
B. Pintados D. Masskara
4. The mother of all Philippine festival that started at Kalibo, Aklan
to honor Sto. Niño.
A. Sinulog C. Masskara
B. Ati-atihan D. Pintados
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5. The dancers are dressed in when doing
the
Sinulog dance to the rhythm of drums, gongs, trumpets and
other band instruments.
A. Light colored costumes C. Bright colored costumes
B. Dark colored costumes D. Multi-colored costumes
LOOKING BACK

answer.
1. Basey, Samar made their banig from _ leaves.
2. A place in Samar that is very famous for their intricate banig
is
_.
3. _ is the first class municipality in the province of
Samar.
4. Banig is a _ mat usually used for sitting and sleeping.
5. The Samals of Sulu made their banig out of _ _ leaves.
Central Visayas (Cebuano: Tunga-tungang Kabisay-an;

Tagalog: Gitnang Kabisayaan) is an administrative region in the
Philippines, numerically designated as Region VII. It consists of four
provinces (Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental, and Siquijor) and three highly
urbanized cities (Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu, and Mandaue). The Ilongos,
Cebuano, Warays, and Magahats are a few of the ethnic groups that
inhabit the Visayan community. Cebu island, central Philippines is the
centre of Visayan-Cebuano culture and has preserved a strong
Spanish tradition in its cultural life.
Sinulog Festival or Santo Niño Festival is an annual religious and
cultural festival in Cebu. The festival is thought to be the first of the
most well-known festivals in the Philippines. It also attracts between 1
to 2 million visitors from all over the country every year and gives
travellers the opportunity to join Cebu tours to explore the province.
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Ati-Atihan Festival means “to be like Atis or Aetas (Aklan Province's
natives).” Similar to Cebu's Sinulog Festival, and Iloilo's
Dinagyang Festival, this event is celebrated to honor the Child Jesus,
Santo Niño. The celebration consists of multiple events that happened
in various parts of Kalibo town.
ACTIVITY 1:
DIRECTIONS: Answer the questions correctly.
1. What are the three provinces that comprise Central Visayas?
2. What are the different ethnic groups of the Visayas region?
ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: Fill in the blanks. Write the correct answer in your
answer sheet.
_ 1. Celebrated every 3rd week of January in Cebu City.
_ 2. The saint that is honored in the festival of Cebu
and Aklan.
_ 3. The year when Sinulog festival started.
_ 4. The festivity was originally a _ _ festival from this
tribe practicing Animism, and their worshiping their anito god.
_ 5. The mother of all Philippine festivals that
started in Kalibo, Aklan.
REMEMBER
1. Sinulog Festival is a traditional celebration in Cebu City held

every third Sunday of January to honor the Santo Niño (Child
Jesus).
2. The word “Sinulog” means “graceful dance”, wherein it all started
in 1980 with a simple dance that represents the “sulog” (or
current) of a river in Cebu.
3. The dancers are dressed in bright colored costumes doing the
Sinulog dance to the rhythm of drums, gongs, trumpets and other
band instruments.
4. The Sinulog dance is a forward-backward movement consisting
of two steps forward and then one-step backward.
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5. Ati-Atihan Festival: The Mother of All Philippine Festivals.
6. It all began in Kalibo Aklan.
7. Ati-Atihan Festival is celebrated every 3rd Sunday of January in
honor of the arrival of the Sto. Niño as a gift from Ferdinand
Magellan to the queen of Cebu.
8. Its name owes the characteristics of the indigenous Ati people,
that being short, dark-skinned & frizzy-haired.
9. The highlight of the festival is the street dance competition of the
different groups representing different tribes.
10. They wear colourful costumes including the hairdresses that are
made of abaca fibers, shells, feathers, bamboo, plant leaves,
cogon, and sugarcane flowers.
11. The festivity was originally a pagan festival from this tribe
practicing Animism, and their worshiping their anito god. Spanish
missionaries gradually added a Christian meaning. Today, the Ati-
Atihan is celebrated as a religious festival.
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, complete the

unfinished statements below.
1. I discovered that Sinulog festival is _ .
2. As a Grade 7 learner, I need to know the _ .
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POSTTEST
best answer.
1. The dancers are dressed in when doing
the
Sinulog dance to the rhythm of drums, gongs, trumpets and
other band instruments.
A. Light colored costumes C. Bright colored costumes
B. Dark colored costumes D. Multi-colored costumes
2. The mother of all Philippine festivals that started in Kalibo,
Aklan to honor Sto. Niño.
A. Sinulog C. Masskara
B. Ati-atihan D. Pintados
3. A festival celebrated in Cebu which means graceful dance.
A. Ati-atihan C. Sinulog
B. Pintados D. Masskara
4. It is one of the ethnic groups of the Visayas region.
A. Ilongos C. Mindanao
B. Mindoro D. Batangas
5. The following are considered as the provinces in Region VII
except one.
A. Cebu C. Negros
B. Bohol D. Marinduque
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GRADE 7 ARTS
Quarter 2 - WEEK 8
LESSON 2: FESTIVALS IN THE VISAYAS
(Masskara Festival and Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival)
EXPECTATIONS
1. Identify the different festivals of the Visayas region
2. Discuss elements from traditions/history of a community for
one’s artwork
PRETEST
answer.
1. As part of their history, body painting or the art of tattooing
was a means of displaying status or achievements.
A. Pintados C. Masskara
B. Ati-Atihan D. Sinulog
2. It is celebrated as a sort to express and relieve grief that they
have experienced due to their economic crisis and city-wide
tragedy.
3. It is the symbol of Masskara festival.
A. Guilt feeling face C. Sad face
B. Smiling face D. Crying face
4. The first year Pintados festival was celebrated.
A. June 30, 1887 C. June 29, 1997
B. June 30, 1997 D. June 29, 1987
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5. Why is Masskara festival called as the “festival of smiles”?
A. To represent the message of happiness.
B. To represent the message of sorrow.
C. To represent the grief for their loved ones.
D. Just for fun.
LOOKING BACK
DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the best answer.

1. It is the place where basket weaving is popular.
2.The saint that is honoured during the Visayan festival.
3. The place where Sinulog festival is celebrated.
4. When was the Ati-atihan festival celebrated?
5. In what place does Ati-atihan festival celebrated?
The Masskara festival had its beginning back in 1980 when the local
government and the villagers decided to hold a celebration of sorts to
express and relieve grief that they were experiencing due to the
economic crisis and city-wide tragedy. The whole month of October is
filled with parties and people enjoying themselves within Bacolod City’s
MassKara Festival.
The Pintados-Kasadyaanfestival was first celebrated on June 29,

1987, firstly to showcase the tattooed inhabitants of Samar and Leyte
called Pintados. This year's parade was attended by five contingents,
quite fewer than that of the previous years, but most of them were
champions in similar competition
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ACTIVITY 1:
DIRECTIONS: Write the letter of the correct answer in your answer
sheet.
_1. It is known as the City of Smiles.
_2.The saint that is honoured during the Sinulog and Ati-atihan
festival.
_3. A joint festivities that features the unique culture and colourful
history of the Visayas region.
_4. Refers to the body tattoos of the native warriors whose
bodies were adorned from head to toe.
A. Pintado D. Kasadyaan
B. Bacolod E. Pintados
C. Sto. Niño
ACTIVITY 2:
DIRECTIONS: Write the name of the festivals presented in the
following pictures.
1. 3.
2. 4.
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REMEMBER
Famous for its elaborate and bright masks and costumes, Masskara
Festival wows its beholders with its heart-pounding music, blissful
people, spectacular street parade and mind-blowing parties. The
symbol of the Masskara Festival is a smiling mask, which was
envisioned to show that the people of Negros Province manifests a
happy spirit in spite of all the crisis they have gone through. It is
alternately known as the 'festival of smiles' due to the tradition of the
masks that the people wear donning smiles to represent the message
of happiness. Because of the festival, Bacolod is also designated as
the 'City of Smiles'.
Pintados – Kasadyaan Festival is a joint festival of the Pintados and

the Kasadyaan festivities which features the unique culture and
colourful history of the province of Leyte through dance presentations
such as the Pintados. The word Pintado refers to the body tattoos of
the native warriors whose bodies were adorned with tattoos from head
to toe with beautiful designs and incredible styles that look like armor
to resemble the tattooed warriors of pre-colonial times.

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write at least 3-4 sentences to
answer the question.
What are the relevance/importance of the different festivals in the

Visayas region in terms of their traditions?
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POSTTEST
best answer.
1. It is the symbol of Masskara festival.
A. Guilt feeling face C. Sad face
B. Smiling face D. Crying face
2. The first year that Pintados festival was celebrated.
A. June 30, 1887 C. June 29, 1997
B. June 30, 1997 D. June 29, 1987
3. As part of their history, body painting or the art of tattooing
was a means of displaying status or achievements.
4. Why is Masskara festival called the “festival of smiles”?
A. To represent the message of happiness.
B. To represent the message of sorrow.
C. To represent the grief for their loved ones.
D. Just for fun.
5. It is celebrated as a sort to express and relieve grief that
they have experienced due to their economic crisis and
city-wide tragedy.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
• Music and Arts Learner’s
Material Online Resources
• https://www.google.com/search?q=festivals+of+visayas+region
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DIRECTIONS: Write the letter of the correct answer on your

1. The element of arts that can be straight, diagonal, vertical, horizontal

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, identify what is defined in following.

1. The roughness and the smoothness of an artworks.

BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON

Elements of Art- give life to an artwork or masterpiece of one’s work. It

Four Elements of Art:

Principles of design are the aesthetic method to attain the desired

Elements and principles of art are important in making a

CHECKING YOUR UNDERSTANDING

DIRECTION: On your answer sheet, copy and answer the chart.

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the correct

1. Which is NOT an element of art?

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

1. To what region does Mindoro belong?

DIRECTIONS: Identify the elements and principles of art found in

BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON

Mindoro is part of Region IV-B called as Southern Tagalog

Two artistic groups of Mangyan:

Iraya-Mangyan shows their creativity in making basket designs

Mindoro is part of MIMAROPA in Region IV-B. It is situated at the

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

1. It is where the urukay and ambahan written but in different forms.

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

1. Who is the blind Roman centurion who believed in the

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON

Marinduque is well known of theirMoriones Festival which is held

Moriones is a Lenten rite where men and women wear mask

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, draw a map showing the

DIRECTIONS: Make a reflective Portfolio on the Moriones Festival.

Marinduque’s capital is Boac. You will notice that the province of

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet write the letter of the best

1. It is a centurion helmet worn by Roman soldiers.

1. It is abundantly harvested leaves that grow in the area of

1. Who is the blind Roman Centurion who believes in the miracle of

Weaving is the method of creating a wonderful fabric or basket.

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, briefly answer the

Skills cannot be acquired in just a snap of your finger. It takes a

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the correct

1. The province which is known as the “marble capital of

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

1. It is the ability to achieve success step by step.

BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON

Romblon is a part of the Region IV B and MIMAROPA. It is known as

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, use the graphic organizer

DIRECTIONS: On a separate sheet, draw a map of Region IV-B

Romblon is a part of MIMAROPA in Region IV-B located at the south

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

DIRECTIONS: Have a self check using the stairs. Try to draw

I met the goal with the….

I have a lot of…..

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

1. The province of Romblon belong to _ .

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

1. It is the fine product of Romblon that comes in pure white,gray,

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write the letter of the best

1. The province of Romblon belongs to .

BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON

Romblon is famous in home industry. Their products are very much

DIRECTIONS: On your answer sheet, write a short paragraph (4-