Pagadian Diocesan Schools

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION HIGH SCHOOL

7033 Poblacion, Pitogo, Zamboanga del Sur

LEARNING PLAN IN MAPEH 7

ARTS
Teacher’s Name: Jhuny R. Varca Grade & Section: St. James / St. Jhon
Krystle Marie D. Bagalanon Quarter: Second
Week: 7 & 8

WEEK 4- Different Festivals Celebrated in Visayas and MIMAROPA

CONTENT : The learner demonstrate understanding of art elements and

processes by synthesizing and applying prior knowledge and skills.
STANDARD
PERFORMANCE : The learner create artworks showing the characteristic elements
of the arts of Luzon (Highlands and lowlands).
COMPETENCIES
Learning Competencies : At the end of the module, the student will be able to:

 Recognized the different festivals celebrated in

MIMAROPA and Visayas..
 Create an improvised festival handicraft of MIMAROPA
and Visayas.

Instructional Material : MundiTek 7 Edition 1 by Ruby Ann S. Briones

PRE-ASSESSMENT
Direction: Let us remember your previous lesson in Arts by Identifying the resources of each
artform. Write your answer on the blanks provided
_____________1. Ramit
_____________2. Bukag
_____________3. Tingkop
_____________4. Sinamay
_____________5. Puso Wrapper
INTRODUCTION
Instruction: a. Start the lesson by asking the students their most memorable birthday.
b. Let them state why and how did that birthday become really special.
c. Explain to the class that there are also special occasions in our country that is being celebrated in a
extravagant way.
INTERACTION
Famous Philippine Festivals in MIMAROPA and Visayas
1.Moriones Festival is a religious festivity celebration Marinduque held during the Lenten Season in honor
of St. Longinus. The participants wear colorful Morion masks depicting the Roman soldier.
2. Sinulog Festival is the Cebuanos grand, colorful, and religious festival in honor of Sr. Sto. Niño held
every third Sunday of January. It means “the water current”. It is celebrated for the gratitude of their
bountiful life. The dancers and Cebuanos yell “Viva Pit Senyor!”

3. Ati-atihan Festival is a religious festival in honor of Sr. Sto. Niño held every January. The dancers’
bodies are painted black honoring the Aetas of Kalibo, Aklan. They yell “Hala! Bira!

 4. Dinagyang Festival is a prestigious festival in Iloilo City held every fourth Sunday of January in honor
of Sr. Sto. Niño. The participants wear creative shield and spear that represents the Ati warriors.

5.  Masskara Festival is the most colorful festival from the City of Smiles, Bacolod City held every 4th
Sunday of October. Mass means people and kara means faces. This started when the Negrenses went
through a tragic ferry accident that made most of them mourn. Lifting their spirits, smiling masks were
created.
 6. Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival is a cultural-religious festival held every January in Tacloban City.
Dancers paint their bodies representing the tattooed warrior from the past. This is celebrated honoring Sr.
Sto. Niño.

ACTIVITY 1
Direction: Create an improvised festival handicraft of MIMAROPA and Visayas.
INTEGRATION
Synthesis
Directions: Ask the students to express their learning about the topic.

Reflection Guide:
Directions: State your opinion about the verse below:
“ You shall not make for yourself a carved image—any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or
that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; 5 you shall not bow down to them nor
[ a]serve them” Exodus 20:4-5
INTERVENTION

EVALUATION
Direction: Read each item carefully. Identify the festival referred to in each item. Write the correct answer
on the blank provided.

_____________1. Hala Bira!

_____________2. Tattooed body.
_____________3. Viva Pit Senior!
_____________4. Painted black bodies.
_____________5. Celebrated during Lenten Season.

Prepared by: Ms. Jhuny R. Varca & Checked by:______________ Approved by:__________
Ms. Krystle Marie D. Bagalanon