Quarter one- week one- MAPEH-Social-Dance.

Quarter one- week one- MAPEH-Social-Dance.

1. TCHR. JACKELYN G. LAURENTE English Subject Teacher 09684513984 Contact No. [email protected] Email Address Jackelyn Geraldez Laurente FB/Messenger Account _________________________________ Name of Student ST. LOUISSE ACADEMY, INC. COGON, COMPOSTELA, CEBU

2. PRAYER

3. MAPEH 9 Social Dance Welcome

4. PICTURE ANALYSIS!

5. Let’s Start NATURE AND BACKGROUND OF SOCIAL DANCE

6. are dances intended primarily to get to know other people in attendance to a certain social function. also called ballroom dances they usually performed in pairs, male and female , but may also performed in groups . SOCIAL DANCES

7. Derived from the word “ball” Originates from the Latin word “ ballare ” which means “to dance” BALLROOM DANCING

8. LATIN AMERICAN DANCES MODERN STANDARD DANCES TWO MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS OF SOCIAL DANCE S

9. from the Latin-American countries. Costumes: somewhat revealing, tight fitting, sexy yet sophisticated in nature. Movements are freer and can be performed in close or open hold. LATIN AMERICAN DANCES

10. Salsa Mamba Meringue Swing Cha-Cha-Cha LATIN AMERICAN DANCES

11. Rumba Samba Jive Boogie Paso Doble LATIN AMERICAN DANCES

12. Costumes: wear formal, ankle-length gowns for females and coat-and-tie for males. Most of the time movements are restricted to close ballroom position with partner. MODERN STANDARD DANCES

13. Slow Waltz Tango Viennese Waltz Foxtrot Quickstep MODERN STANDARD DANCES

14. ORIGIN OF LATIN AMERICAN AND MODERN STANDARD DANCES LATIN AMERICAN DANCES ORIGIN MODERN STANDARD DANCES ORIGIN Cha-cha- cha Jive Pasa Doble Rumba Samba Cuba USA Spain Cuba Brazil Foxtrot Quickstep Slow Waltz Tango Viennese Waltz USA USA Austria Argentina Vienna

15. FORM OF SOCIAL DANCE

16. MIXER DANCE is a participation dance in social dance setting that allows a group of performers to change partners while dancing It allows meeting new partners to maximize the social dimensions of dancing and a chance for the beginner performers to dance with the more advanced associates.

17. Shower and use a deodorant Brush your teeth and use mouthwash/breath mint Abstain from foods that produces strong odor Don’t smoke, it causes foul mouth and clothing odor PERSONAL GROOMING BEFORE THE DANCE

18. Check your grooming periodically. Freshen up and towel off periodically in the bathroom Carrying an extra shirt or hygiene kit is advisable in case you need to change or freshen up. PERSONAL GROOMING AFTER THE DANCE

19. Directions: Answer the following questions below with a minimum of 5 sentences each question. Write your answers on a ½ sheet of paper. Based on the videos presented, what do you think are the differences between Latin American and Modern Standard Dances? If you were an ambassador of fitness, how will you promote social dances?​ LET’S HAVE AN ACTIVITY!

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