5th WEEK MODULE IN MAPEH AC HIGHER

Prepared by: Teacher Leamel C. Osnan

TOPIC: Instrumental Music

 The nation anthem of the Philippines “ LUPANG HINIRANG” was originally entitled “Marcha
Nacional Filipina”. It was composed by Julian Felipe in marchtime tempo and initially
performed by San francisco de malabon band at the proclamation of Independence day on
June 12, 1898 in kawit, Cavite.
 Bamboo Organ - found in St. Joseph’s Church Las Piñas City. It is made of 902 bamboo
pipes.
 Musikong Bumbong - are filipino marchimg bands that use woodwinds instruments.
 The D’Original malabon musikong bumbong started as a plain BANDA DE BOCA ‘ means
bibig or mouth”. The Katipuneros was the first member of the band.
 Pangkat Kawayan - popularly known as the “Singing Bamboos of the Philippines” is an
orchestra that plays music using non-traditional bamboo instruments.
 Anklung - Bamboo-rattles tubes attached to bamboo frame.
 Bumbong - or bamboo tube it is made of hollow pieces of bamboo that has been put together
and serve as the orchestra’s wind
 Kalatok - or bamboo knocker a percussion instrument made of pieces of bamboos that are
strung together rith pieces of bamboo with varying tones whn struck by rubber mallet.
 Tallunggating - bamboo marimba made from bamboo that follows the musical scale and style
of the typical xylophone.
 Kalagong - a wind instrument that produces a hollow gong-like sound.
 Pan pipes - smal, pieces of bamboo in graduated small tubes that has been put together by a
string,
 Tulali - a bamboo flute made of BAGA smallest bamboo varietes.
 Kiskis - a bamboo piece with ridges and serves as a percussion intrument. Kiskis means to
scratch or to rub against someting.

 Ukit or Wood Carving

 PAETE, Laguna, Philippines - carving capital of he Philippines.
 Banhay Kulay Paete Artist Guild - recent Ukit Taka Festival
 Clyde Mari Baldemor - won first place with his piece, “Adan sa Loob ng Puno,”
 Bagamano, Baldemor and Cadapan believe that wood carving has fallen out of favor among
the youth, despite it being taught in public schools.

 TAKA
 TAKA refers to paper mache made using carved wooden sculpture used as a mold. The craft
originated in the town of Paete, Laguna in the Philippines.
 Maria Bague - known in Paete as Maria Piday, is the acknowledged pioneer in taka making,
starting in the 1920s

 HIGANTES FESTIVAL
 The Higantes Festival is a local festival held annually In Angono, Philippines

 BALISONG
 Balisong a.k.a “The butterfly knife”
 The balisong has long been known as a beautiful and unique weapon of the Philippines. Also
known as the Batangas knife, butterfly knife, clik clik knife and more, the balisong gets its
common name from two words. The first is bali, which means to bend or to break in Pilipino,
and the second is song, derived from sungay, the horn of the water buffalo.
 The balisong was once entirely made from the easily carved, plastic-like buffalo horn.
 Because the knife folds or bends and was made of this horn, the combination of words,
balisong, became its name.
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 KIPING
 Kiping is a traditional Filipino leaf-shaped wafer made from glutinous rice.
 It originates from the city of Lucban, Quezon.
 It is celebrated annually in the Pahiyas Festival. It can be eaten grilled or fried and can be
dipped in sugar, vinegar, or other sauces.

 RIZAL PETROGLYPS
 The Angono Petroglyphs are petroglyphs carved into a rock wall
in Angono, Rizal, Philippines. It consists of 127 human and animal figures engraved on
the rockwall probably carved during the late Neolithic, or before 2000 BC
 The site has been declared by the National Museum of the Philippines as a National Cultural
Treasure in 1973.
 It is also included in the list of the World Inventory of Rock Art in 1985 and historic sites of
the World Monuments Watch and World Monuments Funds and part of the Philippines'
tentative list of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
 While Bicol region is known for its bags, baskets, and other hinabi crafts from Raffi Abaca.

DISCUSSION (PHYSICAL EDUCATION)

 History of badminton
 Poon - the first name of badminton
 Europe and Asia - the origin of badminton
 Battledore means bat or paddle
 Susi susanti the first gold medalist of badminton.
 Alan budi kusama the second gold medalist
 1992 badminton become an olympic sport.
 March 1898 the fisrt Open tournament.
 1948 was the first major IBF tournament called Thomas Cup.
16th Century - Sport became very popular in England, especially among children; called it
Jeu de Volant
1860s - Poona played in India, added a net to the game of Battledore and Shuttlecock
1870s - Jeu de Volant was introduced to England by soldiers who had seen in it while
stationed in India
1875 - First official rules established in Pune
1899 - First All English Championships were organized
1900 - Singles matches are introduced to the game
1934 - International Badminton Federation (IBF) founded by 9 countries
1972 - Olympics in Munich, Badminton is introduced as a demonstration sport
1996 - Mixed doubles event was added to the Olympic Program

DISCUSSION (HEALTH)

NORMAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ADOLESCENTS

 What is the normal growth and development of adolescents?

 Normal growth and development is how your adolescent grows physically, mentally,
emotionally, and socially.
 An adolescent is 10 to 20 years old.
 This time period is divided into 3 stages, including early (10 to 13 years of age), middle (14
to 17 years of age), and late (18 to 20 years of age).

 What emotional and social changes happen?

 Your child may become more independent. He may spend less time with family and more
time with friends. His responsibility will increase and he may learn to depend on himself.
 Your child may be influenced by his friends and peer pressure. He may try things like
smoking, drinking alcohol, or become sexually active.
 Your child's relationships with others will grow. He may learn to think of the needs of others
before himself.

 What mental changes happen?

 Your child will change how he views himself. He will begin to develop his own ideals, values,
and principles. He may find new beliefs and question old ones.
 Your child will learn to think in new ways and understand complex ideas. He will learn through
selective and divided attention. Your child will think logically, use sound judgment, and
develop abstract thinking. Abstract thinking is the ability to understand and make sense out of
symbols or images.
 Your child will develop his self-image and plan for the future. He will decide who he wants to
be and what he wants to do in life. He sets realistic goals and has learned the difference
between goals, fantasy, and reality.

What is the role of the parents and mentor to the development of the adolescents?
 Set clear rules and be consistent. Be a good role model for your child. Talk to your child about
sex, drugs, and alcohol.
 Get involved in your child's activities. Stay in contact with his teachers. Get to know his
friends. Spend time with him and be there for him.
 Learn the early signs of drug use, depression, and eating problems, such as anorexia or
bulimia. This can give you a chance to help your child before problems become serious.
 Encourage good nutrition and at least 1 hour of exercise each day. Good nutrition includes
fruit, vegetables, and protein, such as chicken, fish, and beans.
 Limit foods that are high in fat and sugar. Make sure he eats breakfast to give him energy for
the day.