Bulacan State University

Malolos City, Bulacan

College of Education

Detailed Lesson Plan

In
MAPEH 9

Prepared by:

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Cristina Marie R. Lorenzo
Student Teacher, MAPEH Department

Checked by:
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Mrs. Jessamine B. Bautista
Cooperating Teacher

Noted by:
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Mr. Regalado P. Hernandez
Head Teacher, MAPEH Department

Approved by:
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Mrs. Imelda C. Mendoza
Principal
 I. Objectives:

At the end of the lesson the students are expected to:

1. Define the meaning of festival dances

2. Correlates the influence of religion and culture in the development of festivals
3. Demonstrates an understanding in the diversity of the Philippine culture

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Festival Dances (Nature and Background of the Festivals in the Philippines)
Reference: Learners Material for P.E. and Health

pp. 125-126

Materials: Laptop, Speakers, Projector, Cartolina, tape, chalk, pictures and video of festivals in the
Philippines

III. Procedure

Teachers Activity Students Activity

a.1. Opening Prayer

Class president, kindly lead the prayer. (The students will pray)

a.2. Greetings

Good Morning class! Good morning, ma’am!

Before you have your sit kindly pick up all the (the students pick up the pieces of papers, and
pieces of papers under your chairs. And arrange arrange the chairs)
your chairs properly.

A.4. Checking of the attendance.

Class secretary, is there any absent for today? (Class Secretary will check the attendance)

a.5. Recall of the past lesson

Before we proceed to our lesson today let us have Ma’am, our last topic was Social dances.
first a review, what was our last topic yesterday?

Very Good!
 Ma’am Latin Dances and Modern Standard
What are the two types of Social dances? Dances.

That’s correct!

Can you give examples of Latin American dances? Ma’am, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, and Rumba.

Very good!

How about the Modern standard dances? Can you Ma’am, Slow waltz, Tango, and Foxtrot.
give an example of such dances?

That’s correct!

a.6. Motivation

I will show you a video presentation. Yes, Ma’am!

After watching, I will ask some questions about (Students will watch the video)
the video. Is that clear?

What can you say about the video? Ma’am, it was very colorful and festive.

Very Good!

What else? Ma’am it is different festivals in the Philippines.

That’s correct!

The video shows the different festivals in the

Philippines and that will be our topic for today,
the nature and background of Philippine festivals
dances.

B. Lesson Proper:

I will group you into four. Each group will arrange

the phrases that I will be given to you. I will give
you five minutes to form the correct meaning of
the festivals dances.

Yes, Ma’am
Is that clear?
(Students will arrange the correct meaning of
festival Dances)
Monitor the class

Are you done? Yes, Ma’am

Kindly post your answers on the board. Each (Student will post their answers)
group will have a representative to read their
answer.

Festival Dances are cultured dances performed to

the strong beats of percussion instruments by a
Very good! community of people sharing the same culture
That is the correct meaning of the festival dances. usually done in honor of patron Saints or in
thanksgiving of a bountiful harvest.

I will play a video which shows an example of (Students will watch the video.)
festival dance.

What can you say about the video? Ma’am, it shows their love for their patron saint)

Very good!

Ma’am, it has a strong beats of percussion

How about the music? instruments.

Very good!
Ma’am, we celebrate festivals to honor a religious
Why do we celebrate festivals? icon or Patron Saint.

Very good!
Ma’am, we celebrate festivals for thanksgiving of
That is what we called as Religious festivals. a bountiful harvest of a particular place.
What else?

That’s correct!

And that is what we called as Non- Religious

festivals or Secular Festivals and that are the two
kinds of festivals, Religious and Secular.

Now, let’s have a game. I will show you some

pictures of festivals in the Philippines, you will
guess what is on the picture. Then you will identify
if that festival is a religious or secular.

Is that clear? Yes, Ma’am!

What festival is this? Ma’am, Bangus Festival.

Very Good!

Is it religious or secular? Ma’am, Secular.

That’s correct!

And what place it is celebrated? Ma’am, it is celebrated in Dagupan City.

Very good!

And it is celebrated during the month of October

because of their milkfish industry.

What festival is this?

Ma’am, Sinulog festival.
Very good!

Is it a religious or secular?
Ma’am, Religious Festival.
That’s correct!
What place it is celebrated?
Ma’am, in Cebu City.
Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of January

To honor their patron Sto. Niño.

What festival is this?

Ma’am, MassKara Festival.
Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular?
Ma’am, Secular.
That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated?

Ma’am, in Bacolod City.
Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of October

For their bountiful harvest of sugar industry.

What festival is this? Ma’am, Mango Festival.

Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular?
Ma’am, Secular.
That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated?

Ma’am, in Zambales.
Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of April-May

Because of their mango industry.

What festival is this?

Ma’am, Ati-Atihan Festival.
Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular?
Ma’am, Religious Festival.
That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated?

Ma’am, In Kalibo, Aklan.
Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of January

To honor their Patron saint, Sto.Niño .
What festival is this?
Ma’am, Higantes Festival.
Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular?
Ma’am, Religious Festival.
That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated?

Ma’am, Angono, Rizal.
Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of November

To honor their Patron saint, St. Clement.

What festival is this?

Ma’am, Dinagyang Festival.
Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular? Ma’am, Religious Festival.

That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated? Ma’am, In Iloilo City.

Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of January

To honor their Patron saint, Sto. Niño.
What festival is this?

Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular? Ma’am, longganisa Festival.

That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated? Ma’am, Religious Festival.

Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of January Ma’am, In Vigan City.

To honor their Patron Saint, St. Paul

What festival is this?

Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular? Ma’am, Ibon / Ebon Festival.

That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated? Ma’am, Secular Festival.

Very good!
Ma’am, In Pampanga.

It is celebrated during the month of February

for their migratory birds egg industry

What festival is this?

Very good!

Is it Is it a religious or secular? Ma’am, Panagbenga Festival.

That’s correct!

What place it is celebrated? Ma’am, Secular Festival.

Very good!

It is celebrated during the month of February Ma’am, In Baguio City.

For their well know flower industry.

C. Generalization.

Class, What are the two kinds of festivals?

Very Good!

Can you give some of the festival that we Ma’am, Religious and Secular.
discussed for today?

What else?
Ma’am, SInulog Festival.
That’s correct! Another?
Ma’am, Bangus festival,
Nice one. Another?

Ma’am, Masskara Festival.

Ma’am, Higantes Festival.

IV. Evaluation:

Identify the Following Festivals. Write RELIGIOUS if your answer is related in honoring a patron Saint
and write SECULAR if your answer is related to thanksgiving or celebration of peoples industry.

1. Ati-Atihan Festival
2. Bangus Festival
3. Sinulog Festival
4. Masskara Festival
5. Higantes Festival
6. Panagbenga Festival
7. Dinagyang Festival
8. Moriones Festival
9. Mango Festival
10. Longganisa Festival

V. Assignment

Answer the question below. Write your answers on your MAPEH Notebook.

1. How do you think can festival dances help you I enhancing your fitness?
2. What value do festival dances develop in community fitness?

Reference: Learner’s Material for Physical Education and health pp. 128-129