DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10

I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the students are expected to:
a) know the different basic dance steps in folk-based festival dance
b) execute the basic steps used in creating a folk-based festival dance
c) appreciate the different steps in festival dance
II. Subject Matter:
Main Topic: Basic Steps in folk-based festival dance
Reference: Physical Education & Health page, 160-165
Materials: Picture, Visual Aids
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Daily Routine

-Opening Prayer
“Class, stand up and let us pray, who wants to lead?

“Yes Kirin” “Let us bow our head and feel the

presence of the Lord”
“Dear God, thank you for looking
after our school. Thank you that
you love each and every one of us
here. Help us to learn, play and
share together so that the wonderful
world you have made becomes
more beautiful everyday; Amen.
-Greetings

“Good morning class! “Good morning sir”

“How are you today?” “Were fine sir”
“Very good, that’s a good sign because I will be
needing your energy later on our activity”

“Secretary can you please check the attendance” “Sure Sir”

B. Warm-up

“Class please stand up and let’s have a warm up “Class will stand up and perform
exercise. First let us do the: the warm up exercises”
 1. Head rotation
2. Forearm rotation
3. Arm rotation
4. Shoulder rotation
5. Wrist rotation
6. Torso swings
7. Torso bends
8. Hips rotation
9. Knees rotation
10. Feet rotation

C. Review

“Class, what we have discussed last meeting? “We discussed all about the nature
and background of festival dancing.
“Okay Kurt”

“Very well said, then what do you mean by festival

dancing? “Festival dances are cultural dance
that performed strong beats
“Alexa” percussion of instruments of people
sharing The same culture usually
done in honor of a patron saint or in
thanks-giving of a bountiful
harvest.

“Absolutely true!

“So if a certain festival is done honor of a Patron

Saint, to what classification does it belong to?

“Ian what it is? “Religious festival”

“Very good!

“How about if it’s portrays thanksgiving of a bountiful

harvest? What is its classification?

“Okay Sheila” “Secular festival sir!”

“Impressive!”

“Alright it seem that you have really understand our

previous lesson so, let’s give around of applause”

D. Motivation

“Before we start our discussion, let’s have a short game.

This game I called “Festival name game”.

“I will flash some pictures that is related to our topic

and all you have to do is guess the name of the different
kinds of festival dances.”

“Okay First what festival dance is this?

Jester ?”

“Sinulog festival sir”

“Correct,

“Next Alicia?” “Dinagyang sir in iloilo”

“This one? Cleo?”

“Bangus festival sir”

“Mascara festival sir in bacolod”

“Correct, Okay next Wendy?”

 “Sinadya sa halaran sir here in
roxas capiz”

“Good last one, Franz?”

“Yes sir”

“Very good, all of your answers are correct”

“The student will repeat the
“So let’s Proceed” demonstration of the teacher”
E. Lesson Proper

“Today, we will be proceeding to the Basic steps used

in Folk-based Festival Dancing.

“For you to further know about our lesson, let’s have “The student will repeat the
this time a demonstration of the basic steps used in demonstration of the teacher”
Festival Dance. I will demonstrate to you the steps and
you are going to follow. Try to get the proper execution
of the steps because afterwards you will be making your
own festival dance routine.

“ Am I understood, class?”
“The student will repeat the
demonstration of the teacher”
“So these are the basic steps used in festival dance, class
please stand up because you’ll going repeat the steps
after me so first is”
 1. Touch step- is the basic steps use in any dances,
Step Right foot forward (1) and left foot “None sir”
alternately. (Point, close)
2. Bleking step- Step R in place (1), Heel place in
front (Heel, place, close)
3. Close step-Step R across L (1), step L sideward
(Step, close)
“Bleking step sir”
4. Hop step- Step R sideward (1), Hop R in place
(Step, hop)
5. Cross step- : a step in which one foot is crossed
over another; the action of taking such a step or
steps (Step, cross or Cross, step)
6. Step swing – (Step, swing) “Shuffle steps sir”
7. Step swing hop – (Step-swing, hop)
8. Mincing step- With heels raise, take as many
steps as desired
9. Shuffling step- With both feet flat on the floor,
take tiny slide steps
10. Chasing step- With one foot leading, take “Touch step sir”
successive close steps to any direction

“That’s all for our discussion, “

“Do you have any question?

F. Generalization

“Now, give one example of the basic steps in festival

dance?”
“Andrea!”

“Very good”

“Next, what do you call the steps that both feet flat on
the floor and take tiny slide steps?”

“okay Mar?”

“Excellent”

“What is the most basic step in folk-based festival

dance? Jerilyn?”

“Well done class! Good job!”

G. Application

“Now, that you have learned already the basic steps in

Festival dancing, it’s about time to create your own
Festival Dance routine in 5 minutes guided with the
steps I have demonstrated to you earlier. I will group
you into 4, each group will have to combine the steps
and create at-least 5 figures of 16 counts each. Your
performance will be guided with the following rubrics.

Execution-50%

Coordination-30%
 Memory-20%

Total: 100%

IV. Evaluation
“Ok class, before you going to create your dance routine, I will give you a short quiz.”
1-7. Give at least 7 basic folk-based dance steps in festival dance?
8. This is a steps that take as many steps as desired?
9. It is a steps with one foot leading and taking successive close steps to
any direction?
10. This is a step that both feet flat on the floor and take any tiny slide
steps?
V. Assignment
“ On your assignment notebook, state the importance of Festival dancing to one’s life using
hashtags. You may share your personal experience in participating Festival Dancing.”
Prepared by : Geoven B. Alojado, Bped-4A