DLP no.

Learning Area: Grade Level: Quarter: Duration:

2 MAPEH-ARTS 8 IV 50 minutes
Learning Competency: 1. Identify selected festivals and theatrical forms celebrated all over the Asian
region. (ABEL-IVa-1)

2. Researches on the history of the festival and theatrical forms and its
evolution, and describe how the community participates and contributes to
the events
3. Discusses the elements and principle of arts as seen in Philippine Festivals.
4. Identifies the elements and principles of arts as manifested in Asian
festivals and theatrical forms.
5. Through visual presentation, explains what make each of the Asian
Festivals and Theatrical forms unique.
Key Understanding to be Discover Asian festivities focusing on selected Asian festivals and theatrical
developed: forms. The festivals presented in this module will provide cultural contexts
and history on the practice of some of the Asian amazing traditions.
1. OBJECTIVES
Knowledge Recognize the different Asian festivities.
Skills Sketch festivals in Asia or local festivals that shows promotion of culture and
tradition.
Attitudes Encourage students to love, appreciate, and promote the cultures and
traditions through festivities especially in local areas.
Values Show great pride in the art forms found in local areas that shows the culture
and its tradition.
2. CONTENT AMAZING ASIAN FESTIVITIES AND THEATRICAL FORMS
Learning Resources/ Quarter 4 – Module 1: Amazing Asian Festivities and Theatrical Forms.
Materials/Equipment Laptop, PowerPoint, chalk, and visual aid
3. PROCEDURES
3.1 Introductory Activity Preliminaries
1. Greetings
2. Prayer
3. Attendance
4. Recap
3.2 Activity Picture Analysis
The students will identify the pictures below. They must correct the
scrambled letters to form the correct word.

1.
OLANGORI- _________

2.
ELNATRN-__________
 3.
IATKO-_____________

4.
DAHSOW TPEPPU-_____________

5.
AWIDIL MSPAL-______________
3.3 Analysis 1. How do you identify the arts and crafts of the Asian country?
2. Why arts and crafts are relevant in celebrating festivals?
3.4 Abstraction
Asian festivals celebrate different religions and traditions that will give you
insights into their rich cultures and identities. These festivals celebrated
across Asia
will guarantee you a rich learning experience.
Now let us know more about the selected festivals and theatrical forms
celebrated all over the Asian region.

Please refer to Quarter 4 – Module 1: Amazing Asian Festivities and

Theatrical Forms (pages 7 – 17)
3.5 Application Directions: Draw or paint an artwork. Select one of the festivals in Asia or any
local
festivals and show ideas that promote its culture and tradition.
Materials:
 bond paper, size 8.5 x 13 inches (Long)
 pencils
 crayons or any painting materials
4. Assessment Test A
Directions: Fill in the blanks with correct word/s. Write your answers on a
separate
sheet of paper.
1. Ati-atihan Festival, a three-day celebration of masked ball in
_____________.
2. _____________________, a flower festival in the summer capital of the
Philippines, Baguio City.
3. ____________________ is a re-enactment of how Jesus suffered and was
crucified according to Christian dogma.
4. Negros Island’s Masskara Festival, a carnival parade in which the people are
wearing colorful and smiling _______________.
5. Senakulo or Passion Play is the dramatization of the life and death of Jesus
Christ and is usually presented as a community activity during _______
season.
6. The ____________ is a type of melodrama, usually in three acts, that uses
alternately spoken and sung words.
7. ‘Ka’ for song, ‘bu’ for dance, and ‘ki’ for _______________.
8. ___________________ is celebrated nationwide by releasing lotus-shaped
baskets decorated with candles and flowers onto the rivers and waterways
throughout Thailand.
9. ______________ is celebrated on the same day alongside Loy Krathong in
Northern Thailand, especially in Chiang Mai.
10. _____________________ is a drama that between Christians and Moors
conflict.

Test B
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on a
separate
sheet of paper.
1. It depicts the passion of Jesus Christ presented during the Lenten season.
A. Bodabil
B. Moro-moro
C. Sarsuwela
D. Senakulo
2. What is the famous festival in Marinduque during Holy Week?
A. Masskara
B. Moriones
C. Sarsuwela
D. Senakulo
3. It is a broad range of Japanese percussion instruments.
A. Daiku
B. Tako
C. Taiko
D. Wadaku
4. What do you call the famous flower festival in Baguio City?
A. Masskara
B. Panagbenga
C. Rosas
D. Sinulog
5. Dragon Boat is a traditional festival in what Asian country?
A. Indonesia
B. China
C. India
D. Malaysia
6. This type of melodrama contains one to five acts and usually depicts
Filipinos,
romantic love.
A. Bodabil
B. Moro-moro
C. Sarsuwela
D. Senakulo
7. It refers to a narrative poem that is usually about heroic deeds.
A. Bodabil
B. Epic Poetry
C. Sarsuwela
D. Senakulo
 8. The Taiko drummer in Japanese is called as ____?
A. Odaiko
B. Uchite
C. Tabi
D. Hachimaki
9. Kabuki was derived from words ‘Ka’ which means song, ‘Bu’ which means
dance, and ‘Ki’ which means ________?
A. Arts
B. Health
C. Music
D. Physical
10.Which of the following pertains to the floating lantern festival in Thailand?
A. Fireworks in the east
B. Loy Krathong
C. Sky Lanterns in the North
D. Sky Lanterns in the South
11.What Asian country is famous for celebrating Songkran during New Years’
Day having the biggest water gunfight in the streets?
A. Cambodia
B. Malaysia
C. Thailand
D. Vietnam
12.What do you call the Sky Lantern Festival in Thailand?
A. Dragon Festival
B. Lantern Festival
C. Loy Krathong
D. Yi Peng

13.How would you describe Nang Yai?

A. An old tradition of Thailand puppet show.
B. The most dominant form of Chinese opera.
C. It is a broad range of Japanese percussion instruments.
D. An ancient dance tradition that is part of the religious and artistic
expression.
14.How important is Taiko in Japanese culture?
A. No reason at all.
B. It is important to maintain their old traditions.
C. It is important to preserve the quality of the drums.
D. It is needed in order to show their skills in drumming.
15.Sinulog is referred to as “Mother of all festivals” in the Philippines. What
do
you think is the reason for having such a moniker?
A. Because it is famous.
B. Because it is held in Cebu City.
C. Because of its colorful costumes.
D. Because of its grand celebration and influence in the country.
5. Assignment/ Agreement Fill in the Box Directions:
Identify whether the word in the box is a festival or a theatrical form. Write
the word under the appropriate column.
Ati-atihan Bali dance Bodabil Lantern Masskara
Moriones Moro-moro Sarsuwela Peking Opera Kabuki
Festival Theatrical