Recommended
Recommended
More Related Content
Similar to lesson3folkartsofsoutherntagalogandbicolregion-160802100200.pdf
Similar to lesson3folkartsofsoutherntagalogandbicolregion-160802100200.pdf (20)
More from joanabesoreta2
More from joanabesoreta2 (8)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
lesson3folkartsofsoutherntagalogandbicolregion-160802100200.pdf
- 3. BRIEF RUNDOWN DIRECTIONS: On your notebooks (Art segment of the MAPEH notebook), choose from the given options and WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER to the given statement, definition, and/or
- 4. WOMEN OF BATANES WEAR TO PROTECT THEM FROM THE HEAT OF SUN AND DURING THE RAINY SEASON. A. Bakwat B. Pastillas C. Singkaban D. Vakul
- 5. OF NUEVA VISCAYA AFTER GIVING BIRTH; USUALLY MADE OF WHITE WITH BEADS AS ACCENTS AND PATTERNS OF RIVERS & MOUNTAINS. A. Bakwat B. Pastillas C. Singkaban D. Vakul
- 6. 3. BULAKEÑOS’ LOCAL TERM FOR BAMBOO ARCHES ELABORATELY DESIGNES WITH KAYAS. A. Bakwat B. Pastillas C. Singkaban D. Vakul
- 7. INTRICATELY BY BULACAN OLD WOMEN WITH DIFFERENT LINEAR, CURVILINEAR & GEOMETRIC DESIGNS THAT BLEND WITH THE COLOR OF THE PAPER. A. Bakwat B. Pastillas C. Singkaban D. Vakul
- 8. 5. DECORATIONS DURING FIESTAS AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS MADE FROM YOUNG COCONUT LEAVES THAT ARE POPULARLY USED DURING PALM SUNDAY. A. Parol B. Patupat C. Puni D. Puso’
- 9. LANTERNS WITH SEVERAL LIGHTS, SHAPES AND COLORS AND ARE USED TO ADORN HOUSES, STREETS AND BUILDINGS ESPECIALLY DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. A. Parol B. Patupat C. Puni D. Puso’
- 10. 7. WEAVING THE COCONUT LEAVES TO WRAP THE KAPAMPANGAN’S LOCAL VERSION OF SUMAN. A. Parol B. Patupat C. Puni D. Puso’
- 11. FOR ITEMS 8-15 DIRECTIONS: From the given choices, write the NAME OF THE PROVINCE that matches its respective CULTURAL ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS with the descriptions and/or images that will be shown.
- 19. 15. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT BELONG TO THE FOLK ARTS OF CAGAYAN VALLEY & CENTRAL LUZON? A. Bakwat B. Dinumug C. Parol D. Puni
- 23. EL NIDO PALAWA N
- 30. FOLK ARTS FROM SOUTHERN TAGALOG AND LESSON 3
- 31. LAGUNA UKIT – Paete motifs consisting of floral, curves and hooks
- 33. RIZAL PETROGLYPHS – oldest artistic expressions in the Philippines and listed as a National
- 34. RIZAL HIGANTES FESTIVAL – celebration conceptualized in 1980s where giant papier maches of human figures are used to express sentiments about the
- 35. CAVITE SAPIN-SAPIN – type of delicacy made from grounded glutinous rice
- 36. CAVITE
- 37. BATANGAS BALISONG – also known as butterfly knife.
- 38. QUEZON KIPING – decors that are made from ground glutinous rice thinly coated on special leaves
- 39. BICOL REGION Bicol Region is known for its baskets, bags, slippers, coin purses and other crafts that are Raffi Abaca
- 40. MARINDU QUE MORIONES FESTIVAL - annual festival held every Holy Week. The "Moriones" are men and women in costumes and masks replicating the garb of biblical Roman soldiers as
- 41. MINDORO Iraya Mangyan of Mindoro are fond of making baskets with intricate patterns and designs of men, animals, trees and other objects.
- 42. ROMBLON Romblon is known not only for its fine marble products but also for their beautifully woven mats and bags out of romblon plant.
- 43. PALAWAN MANUNGGUL JAR – serves as a container for secondary burial of the deceased loved ones.
- 44. PALAWAN SALUGIN – Traditional Tagbanua attire made from pounded bark of trees.
- 45. PALAWAN AMBALAD – piece of loincloth and a rattan waistband Tagbanua men wear in the olden times.
- 47. EVALUATION DIRECTIONS: On your notebooks (Art Segment), write the LETTER of the BEST answer corresponding their
- 48. 1. PAETE MOTIFS CONSISTING OF FLORAL, CURVES AND HOOKS. A. Higantes Festival B. Petroglyphs C. Taka D. Ukit
- 49. 2. OLDEST ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES AND LISTED AS A NATIONAL TREASURE A. Ukit B. Taka C. Petroglyphs D. Higantes Festival
- 50. 3. TYPE OF CAVITEÑO DELICACY MADE FROM GROUNDED GLUTINOUS RICE A. Balisong B. Kiping C. Salugin D. Sapin-Sapin
- 51. DECORS THAT ARE MADE FROM GROUND GLUTINOUS RICE THINLY COATED ON SPECIAL LEAVES AND COOKED OVER LOW FIRE. A. Balisong B. Kiping C. Salugin D. Sapin-Sapin
- 52. 5. PALAWAN’S TRADITIONAL TAGBANUA ATTIRE MADE FROM POUNDED BARK OF TREES. A. Ambalad B. Raffia C. Romblon D. Salugin
- 53. LET’S CHECK!
- 54. PREPARE FOR A SUMMATIVE TEST IN ART ED (1ST
- 55. ASSIGN MENT Bring the following ART MATERIALS: 1. Oslo Paper 2. Pencil & Eraser 3. Any of the following coloring materials (choose ONE): Crayons