rHi!

I’m Charina Bajao

your
Pre-Service Teacher in
MAPEH
 Classroom Rules
Please be guided with these gentle class rules:
1. Come to class on time
2. Threw your trash in the proper trash bin
3. Using a phone during the discussion is strictly prohibited
4. Listen and follow directions
5. Raise your hand if you want to answer
6. Be respectful to others
7. Do not talk when somebody is talking.
8. Avoid making unnecessary noise.
9. Participate in all group activities.
10. Always clean your classroom before and after you go.
 ACTIVITY 1. “ Modify the
Picture”
Direction: Modify the picture, whether it’s Festival
dance of Folk Dance
1. 2.

FESTIVAL DANCE FESTIVAL DANCE

 ACTIVITY 1. “ Modify the
3. Picture” 2.

FOLK DANCE FOLK/FESTIVAL DANCE

Philippine Festival
Music (Aklan, Cebu
and Batangas)
OBJECTI
VES
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1. Describe the different characteristics of selected
Philippine festivals
2. Appreciate the celebration of Filipino cultural
identity and diversity in the different provinces of
the Philippines
3. Create and play drums of any rhythmical pattern that
serves as their music inspired by the Sinulog sounds.
 Activity 2: “Re-arrange me!”
Direction: Re-arrange the to get the word being
describe. 10 seconds is the time allotment for
each question.
1. ITA ANAIHT SAETFVL
Known as the wildest of the
Philippine festivals which
means “make believe Atis”.
A_ _ _T_ H_N F_ _T_V_ _
2. LINOGSU ELATSVIF
Annual cultural and religious
festival held on the third
Sunday of January in the city of
Cebu to honor the Santo Niño.
S _ N _ L _G F _ S _ I _ V _
3. ANSBLIU LFEISVAT
An annual celebration on the twenty
third day of July reflecting the
Batangueños’ commitment and great
love to the Holy Cross of Bauan
S_ B _ I _ N F__T_V__
4. SNOAT OIÑN
An image of Jesus as a small
boy typically dressed as a
king, is a mainstay of
Philippine Catholic life.
S_N_T_ _I_O
5. FETASLVI CEAND
A cultural dances by a
community of people
sharing the same culture
usually done in honor of a
Patron Saint or in a
bountiful harvest. 
F_ S _ I _ A _ _A_C_
What is - Is an event
ordinarily
Festival? celebrated by a
community and
framing
characteristic or
aspect of that
community and its
religion or culture.
Ati – atihan Festival
- Is known as the
wildest of the
Philippine festivals
which means
“make believe
Atis”. Held annually
every third week of
January
-
• Consist of tribal dance
parade with drum music,
costumes and indigenous
accessories to honor the
Santo Niño or the Holy
Child Jesus.
- People cheer and Shout “
Hala Bira!” and “Viva San
Niño!” to encourage
enthusiasm and continuous
dancing for the duration of
the festival.
 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.
• Different groups of
dancers dressed in
cultural attire are
accompanied by
rhythmic music of
thedrums,
percussions, trumpets
and native gongs.
• The petitioners often
yell out “Pit Señor!”
Sublian Festival
- Is an annual celebration on
the twenty third day of July
reflecting the Batangueños’
commitment and great love to
the Holy Cross of Bauan and
Agoncillo, and the Santo Niño
of Batangas City.
• Subli is performed with
chanting and accompanied
by drums. Subli come from
two words: subsub (bending
your body forward or
downward) and “bali”
(broken).
• Male dancers are in trunk-
forward-bend position.
 Activity 3: “Execute Me!”
Directions:
1. Group the students into three
(3) groups.
2. The group will create and play
drums or any rhythmical
pattern that serves as their
music based on the video they
watched.
3. Each group is given 10 minutes
to practice.
 “Short Quiz”
Instructions:
The students get 1/4 sheet and modify the
following statement whether it's Ati-tihan
festival, Sinulog festival, and Sinublian festival.

_______1. It come from two words which subsub means

bending your body forward or downward and “bali”
means broke.

_______2. It is an annual celebration on the twenty third

day of July reflecting the Batangueños’ commitment
and great love to the Holy Cross.
_______3. The petitioners often yell out “Pit
Señor!”
_______4. Subli is performed with chanting
and accompanied by drums.
_______5. known as the wildest of the
Philippine festivals which means “make
believe Atis”.
_______6. Different groups of dancers dressed
in cultural attire are accompanied by
rhythmic music of thedrums, percussions,
trumpets and native gongs.
_______7. People cheer and Shout “ Hala
Bira!” and “Viva San Niño!”
_______8. Male dancers are in trunk-forward-
bend position.
_______9. It is an annual cultural and religious
festival held on the third Sunday of January
in the city of Cebu to honor the Santo Niño.
_______10. Consist of tribal dance parade with
drum music, costumes and indigenous
accessories to honor the Santo Niño or the
Holy Child Jesus.
ASSIGNMENT:
“Reflection”
Directions:
1.On a whole sheet of paper,
write your reflection about
different Philippine festivals
based on the video you watched.
2.Submit it in the next meeting.