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Cards (139)

  • Religious Festival
    Expresses religiosity and strong faith in their creator
  • Non-Religious Festival

    Focus on the cultural heritage aspect of our country and celebrated with enthusiasm and passion
  • Lesson Objectives
    • Identify the uniqueness of Philippine religious and non-religious festivals
    • Develop a deep appreciation of different Philippine religious and non-religious festivals through understanding their own history
    • Demonstrate one of the basic steps of Philippine festival
  • Ati-Atihan
    • Held in honor of Saint Santo Nino
    • Tribute to Land Owners
    • Mother of all Festival in the Philippines
    • Oldest Festival
    • Means to be like aetas or make believe atis
    • Street dancer faces are painted black
  • Ati-Atihan Festival

    January
  • Sinulog
    • Held in honor of Santo Nino
    • Birth/Arrival of Christianity in the Philippines
    • "Sinulog" is derived from the term "sulog", which translates to "water current movement" and represents the forward and backward steps of the Sinulog dance
    • Water parade called "Fluvial Procession"
  • Sinulog Festival
    January
  • Pabirik

    • Held in honor of Our Lady of Candelaria
    • Gold Mining Industry
    • Pabirik means Gold Panning
  • Pabirik Festival

    Last week of January - February 02
  • Panagbenga
    • Tribute to city's beautifully grown flowers
    • The blooming flowers festival, which means "season of blooming"
  • Panagbenga Festival
    February
  • Masskara

    • To lift the spirit of the locals and bring back the smiles on their faces
    • Derived from the word "mass" means many and "kara" means faces
    • Festival of Many faces
    • 1980- Negrenses experienced crisis sugar livelihood (tragic ferry accident happened)
  • Masskara Festival
    3rd week of October or closest to October 29
  • Palayog
    • Highlights their rich culture and showcase agri product palay and niyog of the town
    • "Palayog" derived from tagalog words palay at niyog
  • Palayog Festival

    May 30- June 24
  • Ati-Atihan is a Religious Festival
  • Palayog Festival is Originated from Santa Elena, Camarines Norte
  • The word "mass" from masMara festival means faces
  • Sinulog festival is considered as the Mother of Philippine Festivals
  • Pabirik Festival is a celebration of good spirits
  • Panagbenga Festival is a tribute to the city's beautifully grown flowers
  • Panagbenga Festival is celebrated during the month of February
  • Masskara Festival is originated from Bacolod, Negros Occidental
  • Pabirik Festival is one of the Religious festivals celebrated in Camarines Norte
  • Non-Religious festivals are celebrations to express the cultural heritage of the country, not the religiosity and strong faith in their creator
  • Pahiyas Festival is held on May 15th
  • Kadayawan sa Davao is celebrated every August 16th - 22nd
  • "Sinulog" comes from Cebuano term "sinug" which means like water current
  • They work with various materials such as wood, metal, plastic, glass, concrete, and more.
  • Engineers are problem solvers who use their knowledge, skills, and creativity to design solutions that meet specific needs or requirements.
  • The Philippine Islands were first discovered by Ferdinand Magellan during his expedition in 1521.
  • The Philippines is an archipelago consisting of over 7000 islands spread across an area of approximately 300,000 square kilometers (115,849 sq mi).
  • The Philippines is an archipelago consisting of over 7000 islands spread across an area of approximately 300,000 square kilometers (115,849 sq mi).
  • Trade routes between Southeast Asia and China brought new ideas and techniques to Philippine artists.
  • The Philippines has been blessed by nature with abundant resources such as fertile land, rich marine life, vast forests, mineral deposits, and renewable energy sources.
  • Trade routes between Southeast Asia and China brought new ideas and techniques to Philippine artists.
  • The Philippines has been blessed by nature with abundant resources such as fertile land, rich marine life, vast forests, mineral deposits, and renewable energy sources.
  • Trade between the Philippines and China began around 900 AD.
  • Trade between the Philippines and China began around 900 AD.
  • Durian Festival is held annually in Bukidnon