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Identifying the stances and fighting positions in Arnis | Exercise Program: (Individual Sports, Dual Sports, and Combative Sports) | PE | Second Quarter | MAPEH 7
Synchronous and Asynchronous Activity
Topic:Exercise Program: (Individual Sports, Dual Sports, and Combative Sports) | PE | Second Quarter | MAPEH 7
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Note: Time to START (Anytime-Asynchronous)
Time to START (Wait for the instruction to open the link-Synchronous)
Locomotor movements are fundamental body movements that incorporate or occupy space/traveling.
Non-locomotor movements are fundamental body movements that do not incorporate traveling. They are stability skills that include movements of limbs or body parts, and sometimes even the whole body.
FA#4.2.2 Interpret the different
locomotor and non-locomotor movements -Perform the different
basic movements -Individual movements interpretation -Prepare for class participation
- These are dances adopted from European dances like Jotas, Fandangos, Mazurkas, waltzes.
- Dances reflects socialites to the Christianity, and stringed music of European art and the rondalla Culture Spanish Influenced Dances Jota and Habanera.
Cordillera Dance
-There are dances from Bontoc, Ifugao, Benguet, Apayo, & Kalinga tribes.
-Dances reflects rituals about their way of life existed long before; a good foot on the harvest, health, peace, even Philippines war.
Muslim Dance
-These are dances influenced by Malay, Javanese & Middle Eastern Traders Islam like Maranao – Singkil, Tausug –Pangalay
-Dances reflects mysticism, royalty, and beauty.
Rural Dance
-These are dances performed in fiestas to honor patron saints give homage to the barrios namesake for a good harvest, health. and to shows gaiety & laughter, festivities like Subli, Maglalatik, Oasiwas, Karatong, Itik-Itik, Tinikling,etc.
-Dances reflects the simple life of perseverance the people in the barrio that depicts common work, and daily activities.
Tribal Dance
-These are dances from T’boli, Bilaan, Manobo, Bagobo. It is also known as Lumad and Ethnic dances for nature, animal sounds, anito, etc.
-Dances reflects rituals & animals, belief in spirits, anito. Also, intricate craftsmanship in metal, clothing, and jewelry.
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