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PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
9
3rd Quarter

Prepared by: Mme. Reniel S. Villegas

Opening Prayer
Checking of Attendance
Online Classroom Rules
Be on Time
Be Prepared and Listen
to your Teacher
Mute your Microphone
 Review
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N E OC L A S S I CA L
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R O MA N T I C
 Motivation / Activity 1
Discover your way into the heart of the maze to
deem the words that relate festival dances. Write
your answer on your paper
Motivation / Activity 1
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Festival
Dances
3rd Quarter

Prepared by: Mme. Reniel S. Villegas

 Festival Dances
Festival dances are cultural dances performed to
the strong beats of percussion instruments by a
community of people sharing the same culture
usually done in honor of a Patron Saint or
thanksgiving of a bountiful harvest.
 2 Kinds of Festival Dances
1. Religious Festival Dances – done in honor of
Patron Saint.
2. Secular Festival Dances – in thanksgiving or
celebration of people’s industry and bountiful
harvest.
 ACTIVITY # 2

Identify the following Festival Dances if

Secular or Religious Festival Dance.
1.
SECULAR 1.

BANGUS FESTIVAL – DAGUPAN,

PANGASINAN – MILKFISH INDUSTRY –
APRIL TO MAY
2.
RELIGIOUS 2.

SINULOG FESTIVAL DANCE – CEBU CITY –

STO. NINO - JANUARY
3.
RELIGIOUS 3.

HIGANTES FESTIVAL – ANGONO, RIZAL –

ST. CLEMENT – NOVEMBER
4.
SECULAR 4.

PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL – BAGUIO, CITY–

FLOWER INDUSTRY – FEBRUARY
5.
RELIGIOUS 5.

LONGGANISA FESTIVAL – ILOCOS SUR– ST.

PAUL– JANUARY
 SECULAR FESTIVAL DANCE
NAME OF PLACE OF INDUSTRY MONTH
FESTIVAL ORIGIN • Scarecrow CELEBRATED
• Bambanti • Isabela (Farming) • January
• Mask (Sugar
• Masskara • Bacolod City Industry) • October
• Colorful
• T’nalak • Koronadal, Abaca • January
Cotabato
• Binatbatan • Vigan, • Weaving • May
Ilocus Sur Industry
 RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL DANCE
NAME OF PLACE OF RELIGIOUS MONTH
FESTIVAL ORIGIN FIGURE HONURED CELEBRATED
• Ati-atihan • Kalibo, • Sto. Nino • January
• Pintados Aklan • Sto. Nino • January
de Passi • Pintados
• Sangyaw City, Iloilo • Sto. Nino • July
• Kinabayo • Tacloban • James The • July
City Great
• Dapitan
City
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Basic Movements
of Festival
Dances

3rd Quarter
 Fill out the columns by
enumerating the Basic
Movements of Festival
Dances. Choose your answer
at the box.

#3
 Walking Running Flexion Rotation
Turn Jumping Twist Release

LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS

#3
 Walking Running Flexion Rotation
Turn Jumping Twist Release

LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS

Walking Flexion

Running Rotation

Jumping Turn

Twist

Release
#3
 Locomotor Movements
STEP
This is the basis WALK
JUMP
of all locomotor Series of steps
This movement
movements. It executed by RUN
is simply
prepares you to both of your Series of walks
described by
move in any feet alternately executed
having both
direction you in nay direction. quickly in any
feet lose its
wish to go. contact w/the direction.
ground
 Non-Locomotor Movements
FLEXION
It is the act of EXTENSION
CONTRACTION
decreasing the You are
A muscle
angle of a joint. extending if you RELEASE
movement
Another term is are increasing A muscle
done when it
to bend. the angle of a movement
shortens,
joint. Stretching opposite to
narrows and
is the another contraction
tightens.
word for done when it
extension. let goes.
 Non-Locomotor Movements
COLLAPSE
To deliberately RECOVER
ROTATION
drop the The opposite of
To rotate is to
exertion of collapse. This is TWIST
move a body
energy into a to regain the To move a body
segment
body segment. energy exerted segment from
allowing it to
into a body an axis halfway
complete a
segment. front or back.
circle with its
motion.
 Non-Locomotor Movements
PIVOT
To change the TURN
position of the feet To move in a turning
or any body part that movement with a base of
carries the body’s support, usually a pointed
weight allowing the foot, the other raised,
body to face in a less while equilibrium is
that 360 degrees maintained until the
turn. completion of the turn.
 Processing Questions

1. How do you think can festival dances help you in

enhancing your fitness?

2. What value do festival dances develop in

community fitness?
 Evaluation

Below is a matching type activity which assesses your

prior knowledge on the festival we have in the country
and their place of origin. In COLUMN A are the festivals
and COLUMN B are the places of origin. Write your
answer in your paper.
 Evaluation
COLUMN A COLUMN B
1. Bambanti Festival a. Bacolod City
2. Bangus Festival b. Baguio City
3. Ati-Atihan c. Zambales
4. Sinulog Festival d. Cebu City
e. Dagupan City
5. Mango Festival f. Davao City
6. Dinagyang Festival g. Iloilo City
7. Panagbenga Festival h. Isabela
8. Pattarraday Festival i. Kalibo Aklan
9. Masskara Festival j. Santiago City, Isabela
10.T’nalak Festival k. South Cotabato
 Application
FESTIVAL QUEEN DOLL
1. Prepare any kind of hard paper: cartoon or
hard board
2. Design your own Festival Queen
3. Make use of any recycled materials like
magazine, newspaper, coloring materials etc.
4. Upon creating your project make sure that the
maximum size is 12 inches
5. Decide for the name of your queen paper doll.
 Assignment
Compare RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL to SECULAR FESTIVALS using
the VENN DIAGRAM

RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL SECULAR FESTIVAL

SIMILARITIES