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    Festivals of Marinduque, Davao and Bicol

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    Kenny Ann Grace Batiancila
    This document discusses three festivals in the Philippines - the Moriones Festival in Marinduque, the Kadayawan Festival in Davao, and the Ibalong Festival in Bicol. It provides background information on the origins and cultural significance of each festival, noting that the Moriones Festival reenacts the story of Saint Longinus, the Kadayawan Festival celebrates the harvest, and the Ibalong Festival commemorates three heroes of the Bicol epic. Students are then asked to choose one of the festivals to narrate its origin and cultural background, and to write about experiences of heroism.

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    This document discusses three festivals in the Philippines - the Moriones Festival in Marinduque, the Kadayawan Festival in Davao, and the Ibalong Festival in Bicol. It provides background information on the origins and cultural significance of each festival, noting that the Moriones Festival reenacts the story of Saint Longinus, the Kadayawan Festival celebrates the harvest, and the Ibalong Festival commemorates three heroes of the Bicol epic. Students are then asked to choose one of the festivals to narrate its origin and cultural background, and to write about experiences of heroism.

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    This document discusses three festivals in the Philippines - the Moriones Festival in Marinduque, the Kadayawan Festival in Davao, and the Ibalong Festival in Bicol. It provides background information on the origins and cultural significance of each festival, noting that the Moriones Festival reenacts the story of Saint Longinus, the Kadayawan Festival celebrates the harvest, and the Ibalong Festival commemorates three heroes of the Bicol epic. Students are then asked to choose one of the festivals to narrate its origin and cultural background, and to write about experiences of heroism.

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    3K views11 pages

    Festivals of Marinduque, Davao and Bicol

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    Kenny Ann Grace Batiancila
    This document discusses three festivals in the Philippines - the Moriones Festival in Marinduque, the Kadayawan Festival in Davao, and the Ibalong Festival in Bicol. It provides background information on the origins and cultural significance of each festival, noting that the Moriones Festival reenacts the story of Saint Longinus, the Kadayawan Festival celebrates the harvest, and the Ibalong Festival commemorates three heroes of the Bicol epic. Students are then asked to choose one of the festivals to narrate its origin and cultural background, and to write about experiences of heroism.

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    ORIGIN AND CULTURAL BACK GROUND

    OBJECTIVES:
     In this lesson, you are expected to:
    1. Narrate the origin and cultural
    background of a selected festival
    2. Express ideas about heroism
    MORIONES FESTIVAL
     Colorful folk-religious festival during holy
    week in the island of Marinduque.
     Reenactment of the story of Saint
    Longinus.
     Morions wear their costumes for an
    entire week, scare children away and
    court the ladies by singing and dancing
    for them.
    KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL
     Held in Davao every third week of August in
    celebration of thanksgiving for good harvest with
    parade floats of fresh fruits and flowers and
    street dancing with colorful tribal costumes and
    accessories.
     Originated from tribal festivals of the “Lumad and
    Muslim tribes of Davao”
     Used to be called “Apo Duwaling” to promote
    Davao’s famous icons: the highest peak of the
    country “Mt. Apo”, king of fruits “Durian”, and
    queen of orchids “Waling-waling.
     In 1988, the festival was renamed “Kadayawan
    sa Dabaw”
    IBALONG FESTIVAL
     Held in Bicol region, aims to express
    friendliness, enthusiasm and goodwill to all
    people.
     To commemorate the three heroes of the
    Bicol epic in the town of Ibalong namely
    Baitog, Handyong and Bantong.
     The people parade in the streets wearing
    masks and costumes like the heroes and
    villains of the epic.
    VIDEO PRESENTATION
    THE STORY OF THREE HEROES OF
    BICOL EPIC.
    (INSERT VIDEO)
    Let’s test what you’ve learned’
     Choose among the following festivals
    and narrate the origin and cultural
    bakground:
    a. Moriones festival
    b. Kadayawan festival
    c. Ibalong festival
    WRITTEN WORK
    “Every person is a hero and can be a hero”

    Direction: Write your experiences in being a HERO


    and ways you can be a HERO to your country.

    I have been a hero


    through__________________________________
    ________________________________

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