Festival Dances

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Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region IV – MIMAROPA Division of Puerto Princesa Cit Bahile National High School !ahile" Puerto Princesa Cit FESTIVAL DANCES PE – GRADE 9 Why Festival Dances? • • • • • • • • • • • are cultural dance4s performed to the strong beats of percussion percussion instruments by a community of people sharing the same culture usually done in honor of a Patron Patron Saint ot in thanks giing of a bountiful !arest may be religious or secular in nature the best thing about festial dances is that they add to the merry making and festiities "here they are celebrated #reason "hy they are called festial dances after all$ dra" the people%s culture by portraying the people%s "ays of life through moements& costumes and implements inherent to their place of origin 'ilipinos do festials primarily to celebrate  (here are a multitude of reasons reasons for this reason reason )e celebrate celebrate our unity amidst the diersity of cultures and "e celebrate our industry bringing about a bountiful harest 'estials 'estials hae been a consistent cro"d*producing cro"d*producing actiity leading to upliftment of a community%s economy due to its tourism and entertainment alue Are form of entertainment that attract fo reign and domestic tourist to isit a place eentually leading to the eleation of the 'ilipino%s +uality of life Are done to honor a religious icon or celebrate our industry Are a re,ection of the unity of the 'ilipinos 'ilipinos community that despite the economic& social& enironment& cultural and political challenges "e face eery day& there can be no other race more resilient than ours Religious and Secular Festivals  A Na!e o" Festival Sinulog 'estial Dinagyang 'estial Ati*Atihan 'estial Pe0afrancia !igantes 'estial 7ongganisa 'estial 3inabayo 'estial Pintados de Pasi Pattarradday Sangya" 'estial Religious Festivals #lace o" $rigin Religious Figure %onoured  -ebu -ity Sto. /i0o 2loilo -ity Sto. /i0o 3alibo& Aklan Sto. /i0o /aga -ity itgin 5ary Angono& Ri6al Saint -lement iga -ity& 2locos Sur Saint Paul Dapitan -ity 1ames the Great Passi -ity& 2loilo Sto. /i0o Santiago -ity Se0or San (iago (acloban -ity Sto. /i0o &onth Cele'rated  1anuary 1anuary 1anuary September /oember 1anuary 1uly 5arch 5ay 1uly ( Name of Festival 8angus 'estial 8ambanti 'estial 5ammangui 'estial 5ango 'estial Panagbenga festial 2bon Ebon 'estial 5asskara  (%nalak Ammungan 'estial 8inatbatan 'estial Secular)Non*Religious Secular)Non*Religious Festivals Place of Origin Industry Dagupan& 5ilksh 2ndustry Pangasinan 2sabela Scarecro" #farming$ -ity of 2ligan -prn industry 2ba& :ambales 5ango industry 8aguio -ity 'lo"er industry Pampanga 5igratory birds Egg industry 8acolod -ity 5ask #sugar industry$ South -otabato -olourful abaca /uea i6caya Gathering of of tribal industries igan& 2locos Sur )eaing industry Month Celebrated April to 5ay 1anuary 5ay April 'ebruary 'ebruary ;ctober 1uly 5ay 5ay L$C$&$T$R &$VE&ENTS • • Are moements that alolo" you to moe from one point in space to another -anned from t"o "ords% . Step the basis of all locomotor moements prepares you to moe in any direction you "ish to go dened as transfer of "eight from one foot to another ?. "alk series of steps e@ecuted by both of your feet alternately in any direction #in e@ecuting$ there%s this moment "hen both feet are in contact "ith the ground "hile one foot supports the "eight and transfers it to the other . Run Series of "alks e@ecuted +uickly in any direction "herein only one foot stays on the ground "hile the other is oB the ground 4. 1ump 2s simply described by haing both feet lose its contact "ith the ground. 'ie "ays to doC take oB from a. one foot and land on the same b. one foot and land on the other c. one foot and land on both feet d. both feet and land on one foot e. take oB from both feet and land on both • • • • • • •