Arts 7 Week 3-4

GRACE MISSION COLLEGE
Catiningan, Socorro, Oriental Mindoro
QUARTER 4- ARTS 7- WEEK 3-4

“Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.” – James 4:10
Name: ________________________ Date: ______________

Grade and Section: __________________ Score: _____________
TOPIC: Nonreligious / Regional Festivals

(Baguio- Panagbenga, Bacolod – Maskara, Bukidnon – Kaamulan, Davao – Kadayawan)
INTRODUCTION
Hello, learner! Are you ready now to learn to new lesson for today? Okay, let’s start.
Festivals are geared towards cultural preservation and tourism. It is only here in the Philippines
that every municipality celebrates its festival annually in addition to provincial-wide and region-
wide festivals organized by the Department of Tourism. Festivals are classified into two
categories: religious festivals and non-religious festivals. We have learned a lot of colorful religious
festivals from the previous module. In this module, we will focus on visual art as reflected in non-
religious festival celebrations. You will understand what makes each of the Philippine festivals
unique through visual presentations.
OBJECTIVES
 Identify the Philippine Festivals in the Philippines;
 Discuss the uniqueness of each Philippine festival through a visual presentation;
 Reflect in a non-religious festival celebration in the Philippines;
 Make a flower using the elements and principles of festival and theatrical forms.
PRE-ASSESSMENT: Let’s Guess and Celebrate!

Direction: Analyze and identify the following statements according to the features an uniqueness
of the festivals. Write ”FLOWER” if the statement explains Panagbenga, ”MASK” if it shows
Masskara Festival, ” DANCE” if it describes Kaamulan Festival or ”HARVEST” if the sentence
reflects Kadawayan Festival on the space provided before the number.
__________________1. It is a month-long celebration every February and it is held in Baguio, the

summer capital of the Philippines.
__________________2. The festival is a tribute to the city’s beautifully grown flowers.
__________________3. It showcases exquisitely arranged flowers atop floats in the parade.
__________________4. The name of the festival is a combination of the English word “mass” and
the Spanish word “kara” which mean “face”.
__________________5. The celebration dramatizes the steadfast character of the Negrenses,
putting on a smiling face even when faced with challenges.
__________________6. The festival showcases colorful artistry in costumes and masks, which
are made with different color fabrics and patterns, woven together to create ingenious pieces of
intricate designs.
__________________7. It is an ethnic festival held in Bukidnon from the 2nd half of February to
March 10.
__________________8. It displays the unique indigenous culture through telling legendary
stories, reliving ancient rituals and doing traditional dances.
__________________9. A festival of thanksgiving for the gifts of nature and the name was derived
from the friendly greeting of Dabawenyo word, “madayaw,” meaning good, valuable, superior, or
beautiful.
_________________10. The festival is honored by displaying various farming implements, fruits,
flowers, vegetables, rice, and corn grains as a tribute to the gods.
LESSON PROPER
Non-Religious Festivals
Just as we have religious festivals, we also have several non-religious celebrations in the
Philippines. These festivals focus on the cultural and heritage aspect of our country and are
celebrated with enthusiasm and passion. Tourists even celebrate with the locals, taking in the
wondrous and artistic values of the costumes and props the locals have been prepared to
showcase. Below are a few of so many non-religious festivals we celebrate in
the Philippines.
A. PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL
▪ Panagbenga festival is a month-long celebration every February and
is held in Baguio, the summer capital of the Philippines.
▪ Its English name is The Blooming Flowers Festival, which means
“season of blooming”.
▪ The celebration is a tribute to the city’s beautifully grown flowers.
▪ It showcases exquisitely arranged flowers atop floats in the parade. It
also includes street dancing, presented by dancers dressed in flower-
inspired costumes with concepts of butterflies, bees, pots, and water
canisters.
B. MASSKARA FESTIVAL
▪ Celebrated every 3rd weekend of October in Bacolod, the City of
Smiles.
▪ Masskara is from the combination of the English word mass and the
Spanish word kara which means “face”.
▪ The celebration dramatizes the steadfast character of the Negrenses,
putting on a smiling face even when faced with challenges.
▪ It showcases colorful artistry in costumes and masks, which are
made with different color fabrics and patterns, woven together to create
ingenious pieces of intricate designs, embellished with shiny sequins,
textures feathers, multicolored beads, and other elements, partnered
with extravagant headpieces.
C. KAAMULAN FESTIVAL
▪ It is an ethnic festival held in Bukidnon from the 2nd half of February
to March 10.
▪ It celebrates the customs and traditions of the seven tribal groups of
Bukidnon region, the Matigsalug, Tigwahanun, Higaunu,
Umayamnun, Manobo, Bukidnon, and Talaandig.
▪ It showcases the unique indigenous culture through telling legendary
stories, reliving ancient rituals and doing traditional dances, colorful
floats, vibrant designs in their costumes and the powerful
choreography in the dances.
D. KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL
▪ A festival of thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, held in Davao
every 3rd week of August.
▪ Its name derived from the friendly greeting of Dabawenyo word,
“madayaw,” meaning good, valuable, superior, or beautiful.
▪ The festival is honoured by displaying various farming implements, fruits, flowers, vegetables,
rice, and corn grains as a tribute to the gods.
▪ Singing, dancing, and offerings to their divine protectors are the highlights of this thanksgiving
festival, showcasing colorful floats, tribal costumes, and jewelry.
ACTIVITY 1 (Option A)
Tell me I am Unique
Directions: Below are the You Tube links of the different festivals in the country. Watch carefully
and discuss the unique features of each festival based on the video presentation. Write your
answer in the box.
PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL
https://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=calx0-ZGBcw&t=81s
(Video courtesy of You Tube
Philippines)
MASSKARA FESTIVAL
ch?v=9KBicqQ1gbQ
Philippines)
KAAMULAN FESTIVAL
ch?v=0s6nPLzBzjM&t=90s
Philippines)
KADAWAYAN FESTIVAL
ch?v=Y48NuDBY_e0&t=45s
Philippines)
ACTIVITY 1 (Option B)
Directions: If internet connectivity is not available, kindly fill in the table with one to two sentences
that will discuss the unique features of the festival. Write your answer in the box.
PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL
MASSKARA FESTIVAL
KAAMULAN FESTIVAL
KADAWAYAN FESTIVAL
PERFORMANCE TASK
You are an artist. Your town will be having a festival with the theme “The Blooming Flowers
Festival,” this coming June 2022. You are task to make a flower as one of the custom that you
need to prepare for the festival in your town. Your goal is to show element and principles of festival
and theatrical forms and also to show to talents and skills in making artwork. Your judged will be
your subject teacher. This will be graded based on the following criteria below.
Process Questions:
As a proud Filipino, how can you say that Philippine festivals have similarities in terms of its
unique characteristics.
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Rubrics for Scoring

CRITERIA 100-90 EXCELLENT 89-80 VERY 79-75 GOOD 74-60 FAIR
GOOD
Creativity The artwork shows creativity The artwork The artwork The artwork
with the following shows creativity, shows creativity, shows creativity,
characteristics: however only 2 however only 1 however the said
a. Artworks contain an characteristics characteristic artwork does not
original design. were achieved was achieved met the
b. Designs should not be prescribed
copied from other learning characteristics
resources.
c. The artwork shows
tradition and functionality.
Attractiveness/ The artwork exhibited The artwork The artwork The artwork
Craftsmanship attractiveness and exhibited exhibited exhibited
craftsmanship with the attractiveness attractiveness attractiveness
following characteristics: a. and and and craftsman
neatness b. look carefully craftsmanship, craftsmanship, ship, however,
planned c. the design however, only 2 however, only 1 no characteristic
obtained high level of characteristics characteristic was me
difficulty and complexity were met was met
Time and Class time was used wisely. Class time was Class time was Class time was
Effort Much time and effort went used wisely. The not always used not used wisely
into the planning and design student could wisely, but the and the student
of the mask. It is clear the have put in more student did do put in no
student worked outside of time and effort some additional additional effort
class time as well outside of class outside of class
time time
Expectations The student has exceeded The student has The student has The student has
expectations of his/her ability met most met some not met
level expectations of expectations of expectations of
his/her ability his/her ability his/her ability
level level level
POST ASSESSMENT
Direction: Complete the table by filling in the blanks with the correct answer. Select your answer
from the word pool.
August Baguio Bukidnon February People’s character
NAME OF FESTIVAL PLACE OF ORIGIN INDUSTRY/SECTOR MONTH CELEBRATED

Kaamulan Festival 1.__________________ Indigenous culture August
Kadayawan Festival Davao Bounty harvest 2. _________________
Masskara Festival Bacolod City 3. _________________ October
Panagbenga Festival 4. ________________ Flower Industry 5. _________________
Contact number: ------Ma’am Leonila- 09777026391------Facebook account: Leonila U. Mendoza
Reference: Practical MAPEH 7
PAGE 200-205
Prepared by:
Leonila U. Mendoza
Checked by:
Mrs. Babylyn M. Mendoza
Answer key
Pre-assessment
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Activity 1
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Post Assessment
Bukidnon
August
Peoples character
Baguio
february

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GRACE MISSION COLLEGE

Catiningan, Socorro, Oriental Mindoro

QUARTER 4- ARTS 7- WEEK 3-4

Name: __________ Date:

TOPIC: Nonreligious / Regional Festivals

PRE-ASSESSMENT: Let’s Guess and Celebrate!

__________________1. It is a month-long celebration every February and it is held in Baguio, the

Rubrics for Scoring

August Baguio Bukidnon February People’s character

NAME OF FESTIVAL PLACE OF ORIGIN INDUSTRY/SECTOR MONTH CELEBRATED

Contact number: ------Ma’am Leonila- 09777026391------Facebook account: Leonila U. Mendoza

Reference: Practical MAPEH 7

Answers may vary.

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