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    Physical Education
    Quarter 4 – Module 2:
    Different Festival Dances in the Philippines

    What I Need to Know

    This module will help you know the different festival dances found in the Philippines.
    This will also help you enhance your understanding about the nature and background of
    each dance. It also provides a series of activities that can deepen your knowledge as you
    explore this chapter.

    The module is about:

    Lesson 2 – Different Festival Dances in the Philippines

    After going through this module, you are expected to:

    1. Describe the nature and background of the festival dance (PE7RDIVc1

    LESSON 2: Different Festival in the Philippines

    Festivals are best reminders of our past, they are an expressive way of showing our
    artistic heritage, culture and tradition in our country. They play vital roles in our daily
    lives as we celebrate different kinds of events in our community. By celebrating the
    different festivals, we are given an opportunity to unite all people as a nation and be
    given a chance to show the community’s pride and beauty so that the tourism and
    economy will be uplifted.

    What is It

    Festival dances are cultural dances performed with the strong beat of percussion
    instruments by the people in the community sharing the same culture. It is usually done
    in honor of a Patron Saint as thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest. Festival dances may
    be religious or secular in nature, but the best thing about festivals is that they add to
    the merry-making and festivities of the place. The reason why they are called festival
    dances after all. Festival dances draw the people’s culture by portraying the people’s way
    of life through movements and costumes.

    Filipinos do festivals primarily to celebrate unity amidst diversity of cultures. The


    value of industry and hard work that brings about bountiful yield is also one of the
    reasons for the celebration. Festivals have been a consistent crowd-drawing activity
    which in a way uplifts the economy of one’s place due to its tourism and entertainment
    value.
    NATURE OF FESTIVAL DANCES

    Festival Dances Place of Origin Background and Nature

    These are dances


    characterized by movements
    showing reverence to a
    A. Religious Festival Dance religious icon believed to
    have interceded in their
    personal lives. This
    celebration is an expression
    of thanksgiving for a
    bountiful harvest and for a
    favor or request granted to
    them through divine
    intercession.
    A feast held annually in
    •Ati-atihan Festival Kalibo, Aklan January to honor the Santo
    Niño.

    An annual festival held


    • Moriones Festival Marinduque during Holy week; it refers
    to the masked and
    costumed penitents who
    march around the town for
    seven days.

    It is held to celebrate the


    • Dinagyang Festiva Iloilo City arrival of Malay settlers in
    Panay.

    The traditional and ritual


    • Sinulog Festival Cebu City dance in honor of Santo
    Niño.
    .
    The feast day is preceded by
    • The Feast of Our Lady of Naga City, Bicol a novena in honor of the
    Peñafrancia Lady of Peñafrancia.

    One of the country’s biggest


    • Pahiyas Festival Lucban, Quezon and most colorful harvest
    festivals in the Philippines.
    It celebrates an event to
    honor San Isidro Labrador,
    the patron saint of farmers.
    Festival Dances Place of Origin Background and Nature

    These are the dances which


    B. Secular or Non- are celebrated by the
    Religious Festival Dance different communities to
    showcase their different
    cultures and values of
    industry and unity. They
    performed along the streets
    as they celebrated their
    bountiful harvest
    accompanied by indigenous
    instruments
    It is an annual thanksgiving
    • Lanzones Festival Camiguin Island celebration for the bountiful
    harvest of their sweet
    lanzones during the third
    week of October
    The celebration of positivity
    Bacolod City or optimism in which the
    • Maskara Festival images of colorful and
    cheerful masks help the
    community people to
    become resilient in their
    problems
    It celebrates the epic story
    • Ibalong Festival Legazpi City, Albay of Ibalong who was
    accompanied by three
    legendary heroes. People
    parade on the streets
    wearing masks and
    costumes to imitate the
    appearance of the heroes
    and villains, portraying the
    classic battles that made
    their way into history.
    It celebrates the tradition of
    • Kalilangan Festival General Santos, City sharing, hospitality, and
    altruism as the part of the
    cultural heritage of
    Mindanao.
    It celebrates a tribute to the
    • Panagbenga Festival Baguio City beautiful flowers that bloom
    in their community, further,
    a way of expressing their
    gratitude by means of floral
    offering in which the floats
    are covered with flowers to
    highlight the parade.
    Assessment:

    I. Multiple Choice. Choose and write the letter of the correct answer on the
    separate sheet of paper.

    1. What festival dance is characterized by movements showing reverence to a


    religious icon believed to have Interceded in the personal life of an individual?
    A. Secular festival dance C. Ethnic dance
    B. Religious festival dance D. National festival dance

    2. What is the festival dance in which people show the different products in their
    community? This is celebrated as thanksgiving for their abundant harvest?
    A. Seasonal festival dance C. Philippine festival dance
    B. Secular festival dance D. Religious festival dance

    3. Why do people of Bacolod City celebrate Maskara Festival?


    A. Because of the crisis they have faced
    B. Because of the positivity and resiliency in all problems.
    C. Because of the cheerful masks.
    D. Because the community is always happy.

    4. Which of the festival dances in the Philippines refers to the season of blossom or
    the floral offering as thanksgiving?
    A. Flores de Mayo C. Panagbenga Festival
    B. Colorful Flower Festival D. Bloom season

    5. All of the following are festival dances honoring the Patron Saint, EXCEPT:
    A. Sinulog C. Ati-atihan
    B. Dinagyang D. Pahiyas

    6. Which of the following festival dances in the Philippines is performed to honor San
    Isidro Labrador? It is known as one of the most colorful harvest festivals of the
    farmers.
    A. Moriones C. Kadayawan
    B. Pahiyas D. Pahiyas

    7. It is a festival dance in Davao in which people celebrate the bountiful harvest of


    fruits and vegetables.
    A. Kadayawan B. Ibalong C. Arawatan D. Lanzones

    8. What festival dance refers to the epic story where the people parade on the streets
    wearing masks and costumes to imitate the appearances of the heroes and
    villains?
    A. Ibalong B. Penafrancia C. Maskara D. Moriones

    9. This is a festival dance that refers to the colorful evening procession by the
    devotees shouting “Viva La Virgen”.
    A. The Feast of our Lady Peñafrancia C .Sinulog
    B. Virgin Madonna of Peñafrancia D. Dinagyang
    10. All of the following refers to how festival dances are celebrated, EXCEPT:
    A. To give respect and honor to the patron saint.
    B. To showcase different industries of each place in the Philippines.
    C. To strengthen the unity and teamwork of the people in the community
    D. To display the mastery of the dance.

    II. Matching Type : Match the following festivals in column A with the correct
    place of origin in column B. Write your answer on the separate sheet of
    paper.

    A B

    11.Pahiyas Festival A. Naga City, Bicol

    12. Maskara Festival B. Iloilo City

    13. Dinagyang Festival C. Isabela

    14. Ibalong Festival D. Bacolod City

    15. Peñafrancia Festival E. Lucban Quezon

    F. Legaspi City, albay


    KEY ANSWERS:

    Whats More
    What’s New
    Activity : Fill Me
    1.
    1. Aklan
    2.
    2. To Honor the Santo Niño
    3.
    3. May
    4.
    4. To honor the Virgin Lady Peñafrancia
    5.

    6. 5. January

    7. 6. Camiguin Island

    8. 7. Positive and optimism

    9. 8. To celebrate the epic story of Ibalong

    10 9. Davao City

    10. To celebrate the season of blooming

    Assessment:

    I. II.
    1. B 6. B 11. E

    2. C 7. C 12. D

    3. B 8. D 13. B

    4. A 9. A 14. F

    5. D 10. B 15. A

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