PE3 REVIEWER Q1 Dance,Festival,Cheer

DANCE

The ART of MOVEMENT and EXPRESSION

INTRODUCTION TO DANCE

A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE; a SERIES OF MOVEMENTS described by CHOREOGRAPHY, REPERTOIRE, HISTORICAL PERIOD, or PLACE OF ORIGIN

REASONS PEOPLE DANCE

For HARVEST, FOOD, FARMING, WEATHER, NATURE, WAR, TRIBES, CULTURE, RELIGION, REVOLUTION, PEACE, and LOVE

USES OF DANCE

For WORSHIP, COURTSHIP, FEELING EXPRESSION, ENTERTAINMENT, INSPIRATION, and as a FULL BODY WORKOUT

TYPES OF DANCE

TRADITIONAL, FOLK, ETHNIC, MODERN, CONTEMPORARY, BALLROOM, CHEERDANCE, HIP-HOP, STREET DANCE, FESTIVAL DANCE

PHYSICAL BENEFITS OF DANCE

Improves STRENGTH and FLEXIBILITY

MENTAL BENEFITS OF DANCE

Provides STRESS RELIEF and BOOSTS CONFIDENCE

FESTIVAL DANCE

CULTURAL DANCES performed by COMMUNITIES to CELEBRATE RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS or HARVEST SEASONS

RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL

DANCES performed to EXPRESS DEVOTION and GRATITUDE to RELIGIOUS ICONS or EVENTS

SECULAR FESTIVAL

DANCES NOT TIED to RELIGION, celebrating CULTURE, LOCAL INDUSTRY, or HARVEST

ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL

called the MOTHER OF ALL FESTIVALS

Held EVERY THIRD SUNDAY of JANUARY in KALIBO, AKLAN;

honors the SANTO NIÑO;

features BLACKENED FACES and DRUM DANCING ;

SINULOG FESTIVAL

called the QUEEN OF ALL FESTIVALS

Held EVERY THIRD SUNDAY of JANUARY in CEBU CITY;

honors the SANTO NIÑO;

features the SINULOG DANCE with FORWARD and BACKWARD STEPS;

DINAGYANG FESTIVAL

Held EVERY 4TH SUNDAY of JANUARY in ILOILO CITY;
honors the SANTO NIÑO and the ARRIVAL of MALAY SETTLERS;
known for STREET DANCING, COSTUMES, and DRUMMING

PINTADOS FESTIVAL

called the FESTIVAL OF FESTIVALS

Held EVERY 29TH of JUNE in LEYTE;

honors PRE-COLONIAL HERITAGE and the SANTO NIÑO;

features BODY PAINT, TRADITIONAL COSTUMES, and MUSIC; MERGED with KASADYAAN FESTIVAL

PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL

KANKANAEY

Held ALL FEBRUARY - MARCH in BAGUIO CITY; means "SEASON OF BLOOMING" in KANKANAEY;

celebrates FLOWERS and the CITY'S RESILIENCE after the 1990 EARTHQUAKE;

features FLORAL FLOATS and STREET DANCING

MASSKARA FESTIVAL

Held EVERY THIRD SUNDAY of OCTOBER in BACOLOD CITY;

"MASS" + "CARA" = MANY FACES;

started in 1980 as FESTIVAL OF SMILES during a CRISIS; known for SMILING MASKS and STREET CELEBRATIONS

KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL

called the KING OF FESTIVALS

Held EVERY THIRD SUNDAY of AUGUST in DAVAO CITY;

"MADAYAW" means "GOOD" or "VALUABLE" in DABAWENYO;

celebrates HARVEST and CULTURAL DIVERSITY; features FLORAL FLOATS and INDIGENOUS RITUALS; formerly called APO DUWALING

4 Religious festivals

Ati-atihan
Sinulog
Dinagyang
Pintados

3 Secular Festival

Panagbenga
Masskara
Kadayawan

CHEERDANCE

The ART of CHEER and DANCE COMBINED

Emphasizes DANCE TECHNIQUE including CHOREOGRAPHY, SYNCHRONIZATION, and EXPRESSION; less emphasis on STUNTS and TUMBLING

CHEER DANCE is not just a PERFORMANCE—it's a SPORT that promotes UNITY, DISCIPLINE, and JOY

CHEERLEADING

Combination of CHEERS, CHANTS, JUMPS, TUMBLING, and STUNTS requiring STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY, and COORDINATION

HISTORY OF CHEERDANCE

The history of cheerleading
Cheerleading is an sport that all started all because of football, the first game that included football was in 1869 between Princeton University and Rutgers University in New Jersey
by the 1880s, Princeton had formed an all-male pep club, though back then cheerleading didn't have stunting and tumbling, it was just men shouting.

It wasn't until 1923 that women were allowed to cheer for the first time, at the University of Minnesota. During this decade, cheerleaders added tumbling and acrobatics to their routines.

By the 1960s, cheerleading could be found in virtually every high school and grade school across the country.

-Johnny Campbell (1923)

-Lawrence Herkimer founded the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) which began to hold cheer workshops

PURPOSE OF CHEER DANCE

To MOTIVATE the CROWD and TEAM, ENTERTAIN during EVENTS, COMPETE in COMPETITIONS, and PROMOTE TEAMWORK, DISCIPLINE, and SCHOOL SPIRIT

Elements of Cheerdance

•CHEER CHANTS
•DANCE ROUTINES
•JUMPS and KICKS
•STUNTS and PYRAMIDS
•TUMBLING (optional)
•FORMATIONS and TRANSITIONS

BENEFITS OF CHEER DANCE

Improves PHYSICAL FITNESS and FLEXIBILITY, builds CONFIDENCE and TEAMWORK, enhances COORDINATION and RHYTHM, encourages DISCIPLINE and SPORTSMANSHIP

CHEER DANCE IN THE PHILIPPINES

Popular in SCHOOL COMPETITIONS and FESTIVALS; part of the UAAP CHEER DANCE COMPETITION; combines FILIPINO CULTURE, CREATIVITY, and ATHLETICISM

SAFETY AND ETHICS

Always WARM-UP (before) and COOL-DOWN (after)
use PROPER TECHNIQUES to avoid INJURIES|
practice TEAM COOPERATION and RESPECT
perform within SAFETY GUIDELINES