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MODULE IN MAPEH 7
FOURTH QUARTER/ WEEK 1

Musical Characteristics of Some Philippine Festivals

INTRODUCTION

This module was designed to provide you with the concepts about the characteristics of music
in some of the Philippine festivals.

I. LEARNING COMPETENCY
Identifies musical characteristics of selected Philippine Festivals and theatrical forms through
video or live performance.

II. ACTIVITY

PRE-ASSESSMENT: KWL Chart

Directions: Fill out the table with the needed information. In the first column, write what you already
know about Philippine Festivals. In the second column, write the things you want to know
about Philippine Festivals. In the third column, write how you will learn the Festival.

Philippine Festivals What I Know… What I want to know… How will I learn…
This festival involves I would really like to know I think researching about
Ati-Atihan Festival people who are dancing in how this festival differs this festival would be of
colorful costumes. from Sinulog festival. great help for me.
This festival is held in the I want to know about the Reading about this
Sinulog Festival third Sunday of January in history of this festival festival and participating
honor of the Santo Nino. and where it originates. in this feast celebration.
I don’t really know much I would like to know more Watching and listening
Sublian Festival about Sublian festival and about Sublian festival and about this festival maybe
I never heard it before. how it is celebrated. on YouTube or Facebook.

Musical Characteristics of Some Philippine Festivals

In every festival parade and theater performances, participants play musical instruments
in rhythmical patterns that serves as their music during festive processions. The music
creates the rhythm of the dance performed in a Philippine festival. It is not just embodied as a
rich rhythm making people dance, but also carries the heart of the Filipinos. The music itself, every
beat and every tone contains the rich history and culture of the Philippines.

There are different festival dances in the Philippines which are mostly performed along
the streets and are celebrated in special days all year round. Here, you can witness the performers
dressed in costumes made out of indigenous materials that represent their products. They are
gathered on streets dance to the beat mostly of the drums. Festival dances could
either be religious or non-religious in nature. Some of the notable colorful festival dances in the
Philippines are; the Ati-atihan in Kalibo Aklan and Sinulog Festivals in Cebu City. Both of these
are celebrated in honor of the Child Jesus “Sto. Nino”.

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Ati-atihan performers usually blackened their skin to

represent the early settlers known as "ati". The highlight
of this festival is the loud chanting of “Viva! Santo
Niño!" and "Hala Bira! Pwera Pasma!” can be heard
along with the rhythmic cadence of tribal music with the
rhythmic pounding of drums.

On the other hand, the most popular festival in Cebu and in

the country is the Sinulog Festival celebrated on the month
of January. This festival is known for its two-steps-forward
and-one-step-backward which is the natural step and the
kinampilan which is one step right foot forward and one step
backward, while the left foot stays in place imitating the Holy
Child Jesus. The prayer-dance is synchronized to the music
brought by the drums, trumpets and the native gongs

Another famous religious festival in the country is the

Sublian Festival in Batangas. It is a devotion to their
town patron which is the Holy Cross. It is usually
performed with a chant accompaniment and the
beating of the drums. Participants in this festival
come in native attire with ornamented Subli hats that
symbolizes characteristics of the Batanguenos and
their custom.

ACTIVITY 1: Directions. Watch or listen to a video clip in YouTube links below that feature some of
the Philippine Festivals.

1. Philippine Folk Dance – Subli 2. Philippine Festival- Sinulog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-zd4Lpv6dQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB7PxZ6D

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Activity 2: My Most Appreciated Philippine Festival

Directions. Choose a Philippine Festival that you liked most and describe its
distinguishing musical characteristics.

What is the name of the festival? This festival is…

Ati-atihan Festival.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FESTIVAL

Instruments used Instruments used are

trumpets, native gongs, drums and lyres.

Tempo The tempo is

varying from vivace to vivacissimo.

Rhythm Rhythm of the music is in

beating of the bass drums and tinkling of metals

and stone on bottles to create a monotonous
lively sound.

Reference:
Writer:
Siobal, L.R. et al (2017) Music and Arts- Grade 7 Learner’s Material pp. 89-104 Canave_
Dioquiro, C.: Santo Maceda, J.;Island Southeast Asia, Factora, M.(2003)). Philippine Marvin B. Ditalo
Children Songs, Spoken Rhymes and Games for Teaching, Book 1, 165 Scout Limbaga Teacher I
Street, kamuning, Quezon City, Philippines. PCWHS
https://www.datacolor.com/colorful-festivals-philippines/

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MODULE IN ARTS 7
FOURTH QUARTER/ FIRST WEEK

LEARNING COMPETENCIES
The learner...
1. identifies the festivals and theatrical forms celebrated all over the country throughout the year | A7EL-IVa-1

REFERENCES
Music and Arts Learner's Material (DepEd)

Explore the ARTS of MINDANAO in seven (7) easy steps. Happy Learning!

Congratulations for getting a slot on our Luzon,

Visayas and Mindanao tours! We hope that you bring lots of
memories back home. For this time, this module will bring you
to places where celebrations are just around the corner. We
altogether will explore and discover the different festivals and
theatrical forms that exist in the Philippines.

Festivals are not new to every Filipino. In fact, even

kids nowadays are excitedly waiting for their town's annual
feast celebration aside from their birthdays. Can you list down
at least three festivals that you want to witness or you have
witnessed already? If you have no idea, that is definitely okay.

Sublian Festival

Higantes Festival

Pintados Festival

Writer: Krista Dominica C. Lanceta | PCCCANHS

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FESTIVAL
-a feast or artistic celebration of community's rich culture,
tradition and religious observances.

THEATER
- a performance art that portray specific purposes, for entertainment and for bringing events to life.
Using your cellphone and an internet connection, scan the QR codes given below to have an
idea of the different festivals that are well-known in our country.

Famous Festivals in the Philippines

Pahiyas Festival Obando Fertile Rite Moriones Festival

Ati-Atihan Festival Sinulog Festival Dinagyang Festival

Santacruzan Panagbenga Festival Masskara Festival

SPOT THE FESTIVAL!

Search for the word and encircle 10 festivals that you
can see inside. Enjoy!

Writer: Krista Dominica C. Lanceta | PCCCANHS

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A C H G P A A L I W A N A S L
B A O G A A T I A T I H A N E
M R T G N B M L O U S M K X C
O A A D A K P Q R N D M J X H
R C I I G H U T S A H M L X O
I O R N B N K A D A Y A W A N
O L B A E L V W X Y Q U E W H
N W A G N L O N G G A N I S A
E E L Y G E D F Z Z X Y O W H
S R O A A F P I N T A D O S H
C T O N B D Q W Z Z R Y S T S
B A N G U S A A A A G U I I I
V Q S L F P A H I Y A S N L N
B E D K L A C V B N J O G A U
M A S S K A R A A D F Y K P L
N H I G A N T E S D P H A I O
M U F H S E N A K U L O B A G
Q I G T W Q X X X X X X A D F
S A N T A C R U Z A N V N C A

Knowing the festivals and participating in some of it are

very fulfilling. Whether you are a performer or an audience,
you will feel that the culture and tradition is kept alive. You
can see colorful costumes which the tourists also love and
rage about. Filipinos travel even from a far to witness the
celebration of every town. Oh, "Wow Philippines", indeed.

ART-IVITY 1: "MY OWN MASK!"

Imagine that you are one of the performers in the
Masskara Festival. On a short bond paper, draw your own
mask, make it colorful and focus on clear and small details.

With our strong faith in God, we keep on finding ways

to show how thankful we are for the blessings we receive in
our daily lives. Filipinos are known for being creative. We
celebrate a season and put all our effort for the success of this
event. One of this is what we have learned today. Festivals
give us entertainment. Feasts give us something to remember.

Writer: Krista Dominica C. Lanceta | PCCCANHS

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PASAY CITY

MODULE IN MAPEH 7 FOURTH

QUARTER/ WEEK 1

Festival Dance and Fitness

Objectives:
a. Discuss the importance of Festival Dance
b. Identify the different dance health benefits

Festival dances are performed by people of various walks of life for

entertainment, fun, and merrymaking purposes giving premium to personal
fitness plus the victory of winning the competition. This module will help you
analyze how festival dances play an essential role in developing one’s personal
fitness.

PRE – ASSESSMENT

Direction: Recall the dances that you know and see if you can answer these correctly. Put on a
the column that falls under each category.

NAME OF DANCE FOLK FESTIVAL

DANCE DANCE
1. DINAGYANG ✓
2. SUBLI ✓
3. SINULOG ✓
4. ATI – ATIHAN ✓
5. TINIKLING ✓
6. SAYAW SA BANGKO ✓
7. PANAGBENGA ✓
8. PAHIYAS ✓
9. MAGLALATIK ✓
10. CARINOSA ✓

Festival Dances are 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
as a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.

Two Types of Festival Dance

a. Religious Festival – are festivals dedicated for patrons, gods, saints, and other related
to Religion.
b. Secular Festival – is a opposite of religious festival, may be celebration of people’s
industry and bounty harvest.

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What are the differences between festivals and folk dances?

A festival is done when the festival is at hand, and has a festival theme in the dance. It is
usually not done at other times, but could be if one feels like it. While folk dances is related to
culture, or country, that the dance originates from.

Some of the Famous Festivals in the Philippines includes Sinulog of

Cebu, Dinagyang of Ilo-ilo, Ati – atihan of Kalibo, Aklan, Bangus of
Dagupan, T’nalak of South Cotobato, Masskara of Bacolod City,
Bambanti of Isabela, and Kadayawan of Davao. Whatever festival we
celebrate, be it in honor of a religious icon, culture, tradition, beliefs, or
industry, festival dances articulate the unity of the Filipinos that amidst
economic, social, environmental, cultural, and political challenges remain
resilient and together they stand as one nation.

TAKE NOTE!
DANCE FITNESS HEALTH BENEFITS
- Dancing can be a way to stay fit for people of all ages, shapes and sizes.
- Dancing can improve your muscle tone, strength, endurance and fitness.
- Dancing is a great way to meet new friends.
- Improved condition of your heart and lungs.
- Stronger bones and reduced risk of osteoporosis.
- Better coordination, agility and flexibility.
- Increased physical confidence.
- Improved mental functioning.
- Improved general and psychological well – being.
- Greater self – confidence and self – esteem.
- Better social skills.

Activity
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. Festival that is dedicated to patrons, gods, saints, and other related to religion.
a. Cultural festival b. Secular festival c. Religious festival d. Festival of festival

2. It is the opposite of religious festival, maybe celebration of people’s industry and bounty
harvest.
a. Cultural festival b. Secular festival c. Religious festival d. Festival of festival

3. It is a dance performed by a community of people sharing the same culture usually done
in honor of a Patron Saint or as a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.
a. Festival Dance b. Folk dance c. Modern dance d. Tinikling dance

4. Sinulog festival is originated from

a. Ilo-ilo b. Cebu c. Dagupan d. Davao

5. The Bangus festival is held in the province of

a. Dagupan b. Cebu c. Ilo-ilo d. Davao

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Evaluation

Directions: Give at least five health benefits of dance.

1. It can be a way to improve heart and lungs condition.

2. Stronger bones and reduced risk of osteoporosis.

3. Better coordination, agility, and flexibility.

4. Improved mental functioning.

5. Improved general and psychological well-being.

References:

Physical Education and Health Learner’s Material 7 pp. 165 -177.

Dance and health: the benefits for people of all ages, 2006, Arts Council England.
https://brainly.ph

Prepared by: Benedict Dominic S. Cruz

Teacher II - PCEHS

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION- NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

SCHOOLS DIVISION OF PASAY CITY

MODULE IN HEALTH 7
Quarter 4/ Week 1
INTRODUCTION TO NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

I. OBJECTIVES:

1. Discuss the nature of non-communicable diseases

II. INTRODUCTION

In the previous lesson, you have learned about mental health, understanding stress, common
area of stressors that affect adolescents, coping with stress, dying and death. You also learned about
types and management of common mental disorders. in the quest for healthy living, the next chapter
deals prevention and control of diseases.
This is a particular abnormal condition and a disorder of structure of function, that affects some
or all parts of an Organism. It is often interpreted as a medical condition associated with signs and
symptoms. There are two categories of disease. 1st is the communicable diseases that are caused by
pathogens or disease-causing organisms and can be transmitted from one person to another or from
animals to people. Examples include common cold, influenza, cholera, dengue fever, tuberculosis, and
warts. these diseases can be avoided by taking preventive measures.
On the other hand, non-communicable diseases (NCD) cannot be transmitted from one person
to another. many of these diseases are caused by unhealthy lifestyle. Some do not cause problems
until the person is quite old. Examples of non-communicable diseases include cardiovascular disease,
cancer, and diabetes.
As grade 7 student, it is your responsibility to impart knowledge and be an advocate for help
your fellow student family and the community that you that you live in. With that responsibility on your
shoulders, this module will help you equipped with vast knowledge and understanding about pension
and control of non-communicable diseases.

III. PRE-ASSESSMENT

A. FIND THE SECRET MESSAGE

Directions: Complete each statement by writing the missing letters on the blanks. Clues are provided
inside the box.

1. It is a condition in which inflammation corpus the bronchi to swell and the airways to narrow.
2. It occurs when the heart muscle tissue dies from lack of oxygen cause of reduced blood flow.
3. it refers to the inflammation of joints and usually occurs during old age.
4. renal failure it's a medical condition in which the _ fails to adequately filter waste
products from the blood.
5. these are skin reaction that appear as itchy swellings and can occur on any part of the body.
6. It is one of the signs of asthma.
7. Cancer is common among men and it is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the
Philippines.
8. it is the hormone produced in the pancreas that regulates the level of glucose in the blood.
9. it is the most common among allergic diseases.
10. it is a disease that prevents the body from converting food into energy.
11. it occurs when a clot blocks a small blood vessel in the brain, thus brain cells die from lack of
oxygen.
12. it is also known as “high blood pressure “
13. this treatment involves removal of two more an affected organ.
14. Benign and _ are the two types of tumors.

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15. it is the primary government agency responsible for the health of all Filipinos.
1. ASTHMA
2. HEART ATTACK
3. ARTHRITIS
4. KIDNEY
5. HIVES
6. WHEEZING
7. LUNGS
8. INSULIN
9. HIGH FEVER
10. DIABETES
11. STROKE
12. HYPERTENSION
13. SURGERY
14. MALIGNANT
15. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

MESSAGE: ACTIVE LIFESTYLE

The secret message which is a very practical way to prevent Non-communicable disease is _ _ _ _ _ _ ( ) _ _ _
______.

B. Odd Word Out

Directions: analyze the series of words in each item and cross out the word that does not belong to the group.
1. allergy asthma acne arthritis
2. eczema hives hay fever dengue
3. sneezing high fever runny nose stuffy nose
4. hypertension stroke heart attack asthma
5. reduce stress manage weight exercise regularly watch hands

C. Multiple Choices

Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer

1. Which is non communicable disease?

A. Cancer b. Influenza c. Dengue fever d. Tuberculosis

2. Which after the following statement does not describe non communicable diseases?
A. Caused by pathogen
B. Consequences of unhealthy lifestyleF
C. Cannot be transmitted from one person to another.
D. Consequence of behavioral in hereditary factors

3. What is the most common cancer in the woman women?

A. Lung cancer b. Breast cancer c. Colon cancer d. Bone marrow

4. Laura woke up with rashes and itchy swellings in her face. She remembered that she attended a birthday
party of her friend and ate foods causing allergic reaction. What do you think is she experiencing?
A. Hives b. Asthma c. Hay fever d. Allergic eczema

5. Your friend is asthmatic, what do you think he or she should do prevent an attack?
A. Exercise b. Manage stress c. Eat balanced diet d. All of these

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How are your scores? Do they show that you are knowledgeable about prevention and
control of non-communicable diseases? Or they tell you otherwise? Refer to the
interpretation.
SCORES DESCRIPTION INTERPRETATION.

30 ADVANCE (A) congratulations you have adept knowledge and skills and may independently
study and performed activities in this module

26-29 PROFICIENT you have a depth knowledge and skills and may study and perform the
(P) activities in this module with a little guidance from the teacher

20-25 APPROACHING you have the fundamental knowledge and skills and may study and
PROFICIENCY performed activities in this module with a little guidance from the teacher
(AP)
10-19 DEVELOPING you have the minimum knowledge and skills about prevention and control of
(D) non-communicable diseases

0-9 BEGINNING (B) you are still struggling with the basic knowledge and skills about prevention
and control of non-communicable diseases

Your PRE-ASSESSMENT SCORE: _ _

IV. GNERALIZATION:
Non communicable diseases are not caused by pathogens or disease-causing organisms such
as bacteria or viruses, but rather, by how people live, by the conditions with which they are born or by
the hazards around them. It is also including diseases caused by a breakdown of the body tissues
(degenerative diseases), poor diet, environmental and occupational hazards, stress, and tensions.

V. REFERENCES: Book: PE and Health TG, Department of Education,1 st Edition, 2017

Prepared by:
Jerico T. Turla
Kalayaan National High School

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