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    Here is a 198-word advance reading about skills incorporated in a festival dance: Festival dances are an integral part of celebrations in many cultures. They require dancers to learn and demonstrate an array of physical and artistic skills. On a basic level, dancers must have strong coordination, balance, agility and stamina to execute the complex steps and movements that often make up traditional dances. Beyond physical prowess, dancers also showcase creative skills when interpreting the cultural meanings embedded in the dances. Precise timing and synchronization are also important as dancers perform choreographed routines together in groups. Dancers spend long hours practicing to internalize rhythmic patterns and spatial relationships with other performers. Some festival dances also involve props, costumes and specialized techniques like

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    Here is a 198-word advance reading about skills incorporated in a festival dance: Festival dances are an integral part of celebrations in many cultures. They require dancers to learn and demonstrate an array of physical and artistic skills. On a basic level, dancers must have strong coordination, balance, agility and stamina to execute the complex steps and movements that often make up traditional dances. Beyond physical prowess, dancers also showcase creative skills when interpreting the cultural meanings embedded in the dances. Precise timing and synchronization are also important as dancers perform choreographed routines together in groups. Dancers spend long hours practicing to internalize rhythmic patterns and spatial relationships with other performers. Some festival dances also involve props, costumes and specialized techniques like

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    Here is a 198-word advance reading about skills incorporated in a festival dance: Festival dances are an integral part of celebrations in many cultures. They require dancers to learn and demonstrate an array of physical and artistic skills. On a basic level, dancers must have strong coordination, balance, agility and stamina to execute the complex steps and movements that often make up traditional dances. Beyond physical prowess, dancers also showcase creative skills when interpreting the cultural meanings embedded in the dances. Precise timing and synchronization are also important as dancers perform choreographed routines together in groups. Dancers spend long hours practicing to internalize rhythmic patterns and spatial relationships with other performers. Some festival dances also involve props, costumes and specialized techniques like

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    ARTS

    (Lesson 4)
    ATRAS
    UNLOCKEY!
    19 6 13 10 8 10 16 22 20
    19 6 13 10 8 10 16 22 20

    RE L I G I OU S
    1 1 1 1 1 1 1
    9 15 6
    7 0 3 0 7 7 0
    1 1 1 1 1 1 1
    9 15 6
    7 0 3 0 7 7 0

    P HI L I P P I N E
    7 6 20 21 10 23 2 13 20
    7 6 20 21 10 23 2 13 20

    F E S T I VAL S
    RELIGIOUS
    PHILIPPINE
    FESTIVALS
    PAHIYAS FESTIVAL
     celebrated every 15 day of May
    th

     town of Lucban, Quezon


     in honor of San Isidro Labrador
    for farmers’ thanksgiving
    OBANDO FERTILITY
    RITES FESTIVAL
     dance ritual and Catholic festival
    celebrated every May in Obando, Bulacan
     to honor and beseech Obando’s three
    patron saints: San Pascual Baylon, Santa
    Clara and Nuestra Señora de Salambao
    MORIONES FESTIVAL

     held in Marinduque every Holy


    week in which the petitioners are
    wearing “Morions” to act as
    Roman soldiers
    ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL
     “Make-believe Atis”
     week-long festival held annually every third week of
    January that consists of a tribal dance parade with drum
    music, costumes and indigenous accessories to honor the
    Santo Niño or the holy Child Jesus in Kalibo, Aklan.
     “HALA BIRA!” and “VIVA SANTO NIŇO!”
    SINULOG FESTIVAL

     is an annual cultural and religious festival held on the


    third Sunday of January in the city of Cebu to honor
    the Santo Niño, commemorate the Filipino rejection of
    their former religious views, and acceptance of
    Christianity.
    The petitioners often yell out “PIT SENIOR!”
    DINAGYANG FESTIVAL

     is a religious and cultural festival in


    Iloilo City, held on the 4th Sunday of
    January, or right after the Sinulog in
    Cebu and the Ati-Atihan Festival in
    Kalibo, Aklan.
    SANTACRUZAN
     called as “Flores de Mayo” or “Flowers in May”
     is a festival held in the Philippines in the month of May. It is
    one of the May devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary and lasts
    for the entire month.
     ritual pageant held on the last day of the Flores de Mayo in
    honor of Elena of Constantinople and her son, Constantine
    the Great.
    INDAKAN
    SA EME!
    NOW I
    KNOW!
    Multiple Choice. Associate the
    following terms on their
    respective religious festival.
    Choose only the letter of your
    answer.
    1. San Isidro Labrador
    a. Pahiyas
    b. Dinagyang
    c. Ati-Atihan
    d. Sinulog
    2. “Make-believe Atis”
    a. Obando Fertility Rite

    b. Moriones
    c. Santacruzan
    d. Ati-Atihan
    3. San Pascual Baylon
    a. Moriones
    b. Sinulog
    c. Pahiyas
    d. Obando Fertility Rite
    4. Reyna Elena
    a. Sinulog
    b. Santacruzan
    c. Moriones
    d. Dinagyang
    5. Morions
    a. Moriones
    b. Sinulog
    c. Dinagyang
    d. Ati-Atihan
    1. San Isidro Labrador
    a. Pahiyas
    b. Dinagyang
    c. Ati-Atihan
    d. Sinulog
    2. “Make-believe Atis”
    a. Obando Fertility Rite

    b. Moriones
    c. Santacruzan
    d. Ati-Atihan
    3. San Pascual Baylon
    a. Moriones
    b. Sinulog
    c. Pahiyas
    d. Obando Fertility Rite
    4. Reyna Elena
    a. Sinulog
    b. Santacruzan
    c. Moriones
    d. Dinagyang
    5. Morions
    a. Moriones
    b. Sinulog
    c. Dinagyang
    d. Ati-Atihan
    Assignment:
    Make an advance reading about
    the skills being incorporated in a
    festival dance.

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