Demonstration Presentation in 112

1. Art Subject for Elementary:
Element of Art; Color
Showing Mood and
Atmosphere
TEACHERS:
ENOVISO, JOSEPH & MONDINA,
PEARLY
4th Grade

2. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson students are expected to;
a. Compare the different festivals to those
cultural communities in the country (AYEL-
IIF).
b. Create a mural of a particular celebration or
festival and;
c. Appreciates the different celebration of the
cultural communities through artwork.

3. MOTIVATION

5.  a tribute to the town’s
patron Saint and is
done once a year
TOWN
FIESTA
 the important part of the
festival is mass and
procession
 Everyone is having fun
because of the games
and happy playing of
the musicians that
circulate throughout the
town while others
partake in the abundant
food

6. Pahiyas Festival
 a colorful festival
celebrated every 15th of
May in Lucban, Quezon.
 It is farmer’s way to thank
their patron for their
bountiful harvest

7. Panagbenga
Festival
 Baguio flower festival
 annual festival in the city of
Baguio that is held
throughout the month of
February

8. Panagbenga
Festival
 panagbenga means “ a
time of growth, a time of
flowering”
 It boasts the abundance of
flowers in Baguio as well as
their rich culture

9. Sinulog Festival
 a traditional celebration in
Cebu City held every third
Sunday of January to honor
the Santo Niño (Child
Jesus).

10. Sinulog Festival
 Sinulog means “like water
current” and is actually the
name of the dance ritual in
honor of the Santo Niño.

11. Sinulog Festival
 It celebrates the history
that started with the arrival
of the Spaniards in Cebu.

12. Pintados Festival
 It is held annually on June
29 in Tacloban City, Leyte.
 it is a parade where other
municipalities come to
showcase their own
cultures.

13. Pintados Festival
 a cultural-religious
celebration in Tacloban
based on the body-
painting traditions of the
ancient tattooed "pintados"
warriors.

14. Masskara
Festival
 an annual festival every 4th
Sunday of October in
Bacolod, Philippines.
 celebrated as a declaration
of the will to survive
challenges and tragedies.

15. Masskara
Festival
 Masskara is created from
two words: mass, meaning
crowd, and the Spanish
word cara, for face; thus
the double meaning for
"mask" and "many faces".

16. Masskara
Festival
 - a smiling mask - was
adopted by the organizers to
dramatize the Negrenses
happy spirit, despite periodic
economic downturns in the
sugar industry.

17. ACTIVITY TIME!