COMPILATION OF

FESTIVAL DANCE

Submitted by:
Ashley Rianne C. Olivares
VII-Matulungin

Submitted to:
Mrs. Ma Nida Solitario
Teacher
 SINULOG FESTIVAL
For 32 years, the Sinulog Festival is
a traditional celebration in Cebu
City held every third Sunday of
January to honor the Santo Niño
(Child Jesus). Basically, the festival
is done by a dance ritual, in which it
tells the story of the Filipino
people's pagan past and their
acceptance of Christianity.

ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL
The festivity was originally a
pagan celebration to
commemorate the Barter of
Panay, where the Aeta accepted
gifts from Bornean chieftains called
Datu, who fled with their families
to escape a tyrannical ruler, in
exchange for being allowed to
dwell in the Aeta's lands.

DINAGYANG FESTIVAL
The Dinagyang festival
history started in 1967 when an
Augustinian priest from Cebu
gave a replica image of the Santo
Niño as a birthday gift to a fellow
Augustinian priest in Iloilo. Since
then, a novena mass was held every
Friday at the San Jose Parish Church
 MASSKARA FESTIVAL
MassKara Festival started at a time
of crisis and disaster in the 1980s.
The World Market prices for sugar,
the province's monocrop, and main
source of livelihood went drastically
down. Because of these, two artists
thought of promoting mask making
as an alternative source of income for
the locals.

KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL
It is the celebration of life, a
thanksgiving for the gifts of nature,
the wealth of culture, and bounties of
harvest and serenity of living. While
it's celebrated without the religious
factor, the origin of Kadayawan
Festival is the pagan belief of the
ethnic tribes of Davao.
 COMPILATION OF
NON-COMMUNICABLE
DISEASE

Submitted by:
Ashely Rianne C. Olivares
VII-Matulungin

Submitted to:
Mrs. Ma Nida Solitario
Teacher
 DIABETES
Diabetes Signs and Symptoms
 Urinate (pee) a lot, often at night.
 Are very thirsty.
 Lose weight without trying.
 Are very hungry.
 Have blurry vision.
 Have numb or tingling hands or feet.
 Feel very tired.
 Have very dry skin.
Precaution
 Make a commitment to managing your diabetes.
 Don't smoke.
 Keep your blood pressure and cholesterol under control.
 Schedule regular physicals and eye exams.
 Keep your vaccines up to date.
 Pay attention to your feet.
 Consider a daily aspirin.
 If you drink alcohol, do so responsibly.
ASTHMA
Asthma Signs and Symptoms
 wheezing, coughing and chest tightness
becoming severe and constant.
 being too breathless to eat, speak or sleep.
 breathing faster.
 a fast heartbeat.
 drowsiness, confusion, exhaustion or
dizziness.
 blue lips or fingers.

Precaution
 Identify Asthma triggers
 Stay away from the allergens
 Avoid any types of smoking
 Prevent colds
 Take medications as prescribed
 Follow your asthma action plan
 HEART DISEASE
Heart Disease Signs and Symptoms
 Chest pain, chest tightness, chest pressure and
chest discomfort (angina)
 Shortness of breath.
 Pain, numbness, weakness or coldness in your
legs or arms if the blood vessels in those parts
of your body are narrowed.
 Pain in the neck, jaw, throat, upper abdomen
or back.

Precaution
 Eat a healthy, balanced diet.
 Be more physically active.
 Keep to a healthy weight.
 Give up smoking.
 Reduce your alcohol consumption.
 Keep your blood pressure under control.
 Keep your diabetes under control.
 Take any prescribed medicine.

CATARACT
Cataract Signs and Symptoms
 Clouded, blurred or dim vision.
 Increasing difficulty with vision at night.
 Sensitivity to light and glare.
 Need for brighter light for reading and other
activities.
 Seeing "halos" around lights.
 Frequent changes in eyeglass or contact lens
prescription.
 Fading or yellowing of colors.
Precaution
 Avoid Driving Post-Surgery.
 Keep Your Eyes Protected. .
 Avoid Harsh Lighting.
 Take Care When Bathing.
 Don't Skip Follow-Up Appointments.
 Closely Follow Your Doctor's Instructions.
 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Chronic Kidney Disease Signs and
Symptoms
 weight loss and poor appetite.
 swollen ankles, feet or hands – as a result of
water retention (oedema)
 shortness of breath.
 tiredness.
 blood in your pee (urine)
 an increased need to pee – particularly at
night.
 difficulty sleeping (insomnia)
 itchy skin.

Precaution
 Manage underlying conditions. If you have a long-term condition that could lead to CKD, such
as diabetes or high blood pressure, it's important this is managed carefully. ...
 Stop smoking. ...
 Healthy diet. ...
 Manage alcohol intake. ...
 Exercise regularly. ...
 Be careful with painkillers. ...
 Kidney risk calculator.