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PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Quarter IV – Week 7-8
Sayaw sa Bangko

CONTEXTUALIZED LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS

SCHOOLS DIVISION OF PUERTO PRINCESA CITY
PHYSICAL EDUCATION – Grade 6
Contextualized Learning Activity Sheets
Quarter IV - Week 7-8: Sayaw sa Bangko
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 Lesson 1
Sayaw sa Bangko
MELC: Display joy of effort, respect for others during participation in physical
activities. (PE6PF-IV-h-20) (Week 7-8)

Objectives: 1. Explain the nature and background of the Philippine folk dance
Sayaw sa Bangko
2. Show the importance of respect for others during participation in
dancing Sayaw sa Bangko

Let’s Try
Directions: Read the questions carefully and choose the letter of the best answer.
Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before the number.

______1. What is the costume of the male dancer of Sayaw sa Bangko?

A. Baro’t saya B. Camesa de chino C. Kimono D. Patadyong

______2. What is the purpose of Sayaw sa Bangko dance?

A. To ask prayers for many harvests.
B. To thank the Lord for the abundant blessings.
C. To revive the memory of the deceased relatives
D. To bring rural and barrio communities together during celebrations.

______3. Where was the Sayaw sa Bangko originated?

A. Cavite B. La Union C. Palawan D. Pangasinan

______4. Which of the following occasions the Sayaw Sa Bangko originally performed?
A. birthday B. funeral C. graduation D. wedding

______5. What music is being used in Sayaw sa Bangko dance?

A. Country music C. Jazz music
B. Folk music D. Rock music

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 Let’s Explore and Discover

Do you love to dance? Have you already tried to dance Unlocking of

Philippine folk dances? Difficulties

In this lesson, you will learn more about one of the  Folk dance – a
popular dance,
traditional folk dances in the Philippines. It is a popular
considered as part of
dance, considered as part of the tradition or custom of a
the tradition or
particular people. costum of a
particular people
SAYAW SA BANGKO
 Bangko- a space
HISTORY reserved for sitting
The Philippine folk dance Sayaw sa
Bangko which means "bench dance" is
originated within the Lingayen and Pangasinan
of the Pangapisan Tribe. It is believed that the
Sayaw sa Bangko dance existed even before the
Spaniards came to the Philippines. This implies
that the dance is only created by the Filipino
ancestors. It had been originally performed by
the newlyweds for their guests during their
wedding feast. The dance showcase both bride
and groom and the way they complement and
help one another with the convoluted steps
guaranteeing they do not fall from the bench
roughly six inches’ wide.
Sayaw sa Bangko is one amongst the
renowned Philippine folk dances in which the
dancers should use smart skills and balance as
they dance on top of a slender bench. Dancers demonstrate their skills as they dance
on top of a slender bench, while constantly exchanging places. It is an exciting Filipino
folk dance because while the dancers are managing to balance themselves on the top
of the bench (bangko) they still ought to manage to execute the dance steps. The joy
of the dance is what makes it adored by the audience.

PURPOSE OF THE DANCE

The purpose of this dance is to bring rural and barrio communities together
throughout celebrations. Nowadays, this dance is being performed on stage to
entertain audiences.

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COSTUME AND PROPS
The boy wears Camisa de chino with neckerchief around his neck, trousers
rolled up. And for the girl is Patadyong. Both are without shoes or socks.

MUSIC
The music used in this dance is folk music arranged using folk instruments
such as rondalla, kulintang, gimbal and kudyapi.

Dancing Sayaw sa Bangko does not just provide fun and entertainment but
also aids to develop positive perspectives towards appreciation of the dancers ability
and respect between one another. It equip the confidence of the dancers in a way that
they perform it gracefully without falling into the narrow bench. It also shows love for
Filipino culture and respect for the ancestors who started and enriched our tradition.
By dancing Sayaw sa Bangko, we can help revive and preserve the Filipino culture so
that we can pass it on to the next generation and they can also experience the joy of
performing this dance.

(Source: Travel to Philippines, Sayaw sa Bangko , Accesed on March 8, 2021,

http://www.philippines.abouttravelingtheworld.com/philippines-culture/philippine-
dance/sayaw-sa-bangko/.)

Let’s Practice
Directions: Match Column A to Column B. Write the letter of your answer on the
space provided before each number.
Column A Column B
______1. The meaning of Sayaw sa Bangko. A. Filipino ancestors
______2. Costume for female dancer. B. Patadyong
______3. Equipment used measuring 6 C. Bangko
inches wide.
D. Bench dance
______4. They were the first to form and
dance the Sayaw sa Bangko. E. Camisa de chino

______5. Costume for male dancer.

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 Let’s Do More
Directions: Write TRUE if you agree and FALSE if you disagree to the following
statements.
_________1. Sayaw sa Bangko was originated in Cuyo, Palawan.
_________2. Filipino culture can be preserved by dancing Sayaw sa Bangko.

_________3. Sayaw sa Bangko dancers can develop respect and trust to one another.

Why is it important to study Filipino

traditional folk dances?

Let’s Sum It Up
Directions: Complete the sentences by choosing the correct word from the word pool.
Write your answer on the blanks.

tradition positive gracefully culture respect

I have learned that…

Dancing Sayaw sa Bangko does not just provide fun and entertainment but
also aids to develop ____________ perspectives towards appreciation of the dancers
ability and __________ between one another. It equip the confidence of the dancers in
a way that they perform it ______________ without falling into the narrow bench. It also
shows love for Filipino ___________ and respect for the ancestors who started and
enriched our _______________.

What have you learned from studying Sayaw sa Bangko

as one of the Philippine folk dances?

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 Let’s Assess
Directions: This assessment will help you think about the lesson you have learned.
Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter of your answer on the space
provided before the number.

______1. What is the purpose of Sayaw sa Bangko dance?

A. To ask prayers for many harvests.
B. To thank the Lord for the abundant blessings.
C. To revive the memory of the deceased relatives
D. To bring rural and barrio communities together during celebrations.

______2. Which of the following occasions the Sayaw Sa Bangko originally performed?
A. birthday C. graduation
B. funeral D. wedding

______3. What is costume for the male dancer of Sayaw sa Bangko?

A. Baro’t saya C. Kimono
B. Camesa de chino D. Patadyong

______4. What music is being used in Sayaw sa Bangko dance?

A. Country music C. Jazz music
B. Folk music D. Rock music

______5. Where was the Sayaw sa Bangko originated?

A. Cavite C. Palawan
B. La Union D. Pangasinan

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 Answer Key

Let’s Try

1. B 2. D 3. D 4. D 5. B

Let’s Practice

1. D 2. B 3. C 4. A 5. E

Let’s Do More
1. FALSE 2. TRUE 3. TRUE

Let’s Sum It Up
1. postive 4. culture
2. respect 5. tradition
3. gracefully

Let’s Assess
1. D 2. D 3. B 4. B 5. D

Website References
Website

Travel to Philippines, Sayaw sa Bangko , Accesed on March 8, 2021,

http://www.philippines.abouttravelingtheworld.com/philippines-culture/philippine-
dance/sayaw-sa-bangko/.

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