Activity Sheets in Physical

Education and Health III -

2 Quarter-Lesson 7
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7 Hip-Hop Dance

What I Know

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What is It

Hip-Hop Dance
-It is a lifestyle
-Uses its own language, music, wardrobe and dance.
-Often referred to as “ street dance”
- can be seen in many different forms such as informal battles or formal dance competitions.
5 Pillars of HIP-HOP
1. Mcing
2. Djing
3. Graffiti Writing
4. Breaking
5. Knowledge
Three Major Movements
1. Popping
2. Locking
3. Breaking
History
-Officially began in NYC in the early 1970’s
-Inspired by African dancing (down-to-earth movements with complex rhythms)
-Kool DJ Here was the first DJ in NYC to play two records at the same time and mix the beats together.
- In the 1980’s the evolution of hip-hop started
-Moves become institutional (pop, locking and breaking)
 HIP-HOP BASIC DANCE MOVES
POPPING
-created in Fresno, CA
- Made famous by Sam Solomon “Boogaloo Sam” and his crew the Electric Boogaloos
(Electric Boogie is a style of funk and hip-hop dance)
Popping is a jerking movement by quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to the rhythm or beats of the music.
Liquid Popping are movements that are smooth to look like fluid.
Strobbing is a quick, stiff movements with quick pauses in between each movement.
These dance styles include the robot, waving and tutting.
LOCKING
-created in 1969 in Los Angeles, CA
- made popular by Dan Campbell and his dance crew the Lockers
Locking is usually when a dancer holds his position for a few seconds.
Locking can often be used for comic relief too.

BREAKING or B-Boying
-created in South Bronx, NY
-First Hip Hop dance style
-African Americans created it but Puerto Ricans made it popular, their style of dance is known as uprock.
Breaking is usually unstructured and performed at different levels.
Toprock- dancing while on your feet.
Downrock- dancing on the foot.
Power Moves- spin on the ground or acrobatics
Freeze/Freezing- when a dancer pose.
KRUMPING
-is a street dance popularized in the United States, characterized by free, expressive, exaggerated, and highly energetic
movement.The youths who started krumping saw the dance as a way for them to escape gang life and "to release anger,
aggression and frustration positively, in a non-violent way.“ Krumping is very aggressive and is danced upright to upbeat
and fast-paced music.
-There are four primary moves in krump: jabs, arm swings, chest pops, and stomps.

BOOGALOO
-is a very loose movement, mostly using the hips and legs. Boogaloo seems to give the illusion that the dancer has no
bones. This style is closely related to popping, with dancers involved in rolling the hips, knees, legs, and head.

What I Have Learned

IDENTIFICATION: Give what is asked. ERASURE MEANS WRONG (Use black ballpen only)
_________________1. It is a quick, stiff movements with quick pauses in between each movement.
_________________2. It was often referred to as “Street Dance”.
_________________3. These are movements that are smooth to look like fluid.
_________________4. It is usually unstructured and performed at different levels
_________________5. What do you call a step when a dancer holds his position for a few seconds.
_________________6. It refers to a style of funk and hip-hop dance.
_________________7. Where do hip-hop dance officially began? (Complete Answer)
_________________8. These are movements of spinning on the ground or arcrobatics.
_________________9. Style of break dancing popularized by Puerto Ricans
_________________10. The man who made popping famous.

Assessment

“SHOW YOUR MOVES”- a learner’s dance video performance about Hip-Hop.

Follow the instructions below:
1. Select your own music.
 2. Perform a Hip-Hop dance showing the 5 basic dance moves (popping, locking, breaking or b-boying, krumping &
boogaloo) for 2-3 minutes
3. Edit your video considering the required parts/segments of it.
4. Submit your final video to your subject teacher based on the given date and time.

Parts/segments of the video

Example:

Performed by:
HIP-HOP DANCE (Your Dance
JUAN C. DELA CRUZ
Presentation)
G12-SVP

Dance presentation will be assessed using the following criteria:

Dance Steps and Choreography 40%
Timing and Coordination 30%
Enthusiasm and Gracefulness 25%
Dancer’s Appearance and Costume 5%
TOTAL 100%