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    The document provides information about English 7 lessons on expressing one's beliefs and Filipino wedding traditions. It discusses beliefs that shape Filipino culture like ancestral traditions. It then describes key parts of a Filipino wedding ceremony including the pamamanhikan where the groom's family proposes, the veil and cord symbolizing unity, the 13 coins representing prosperity, and the money dance to financially support the new couple. The document prompts readers to answer questions about a short story on a Filipino wedding custom.

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    The document provides information about English 7 lessons on expressing one's beliefs and Filipino wedding traditions. It discusses beliefs that shape Filipino culture like ancestral traditions. It then describes key parts of a Filipino wedding ceremony including the pamamanhikan where the groom's family proposes, the veil and cord symbolizing unity, the 13 coins representing prosperity, and the money dance to financially support the new couple. The document prompts readers to answer questions about a short story on a Filipino wedding custom.

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    ENGLISH 7

    WEEK 5
    3/15/2022 2

    MELC 18:
    ENGLISH 7

    E x p re s s o n e ’s
    beliefs/convictions based on
    a material viewed

    LESSON:
    Expressing One’s Own Values and Beliefs
    ENGLISH 7

    •The Philippines is an
    archipelago not only of more
    than 7,000 islands but also of
    diverse customs and traditions.
    These traditions are formed as
    a result of our ancestors’
    beliefs.

    3/14/2022 3
    BELIEFS
    -are ideas that we accept and claim as truth. We
    consider them important that we adopt these into
    our everyday lives, as well as in our decision
    making. Our values, attitudes and behaviors are
    influenced by these ideas that we strongly
    believe in.
    5
    In today’s lesson, you will read about some of the beliefs that
    Filipinos live by, especially familial milestones, particularly on
    wedding days.

    1. Pamamanhikan -

    2. Veil and Cord -

    3. Coins / Aras - The groom gives the bride the 13 coins or ‘aras,’ which symbolizes the promise of
    prosperity to their future family

    6
    PRESENTATION TITLE
    The way to get started
    is to quit talking and
    begin doing.
    Walt Disney

    7
    TEAM PRESENTATION TITLE

    Name Name Name Name


    Title Title Title Title

    9/3/20XX 8
    In today’s lesson, you will read about some of the beliefs that
    Filipinos live by, especially familial milestones, particularly on
    wedding days.

    This is the first step in a - In the wedding day, chosen


    Filipino wedding, where the godparents or sponsors put The groom gives the Usually done after the
    wedding ceremony, the now
      - this dance is usually the
    first dance of the
    groom’s family meet the the veil and cord to the bride bride the 13 coins or newlyweds are showered newlyweds, whereas
    bride’s family and serve as
    the groom’s official proposal.
    and groom, with the veil ‘aras,’ which with grains of rice as a sign sponsors, family relatives,
    symbolizing the of bounty and rain, and guests pin bills to the
    Usually they sit down, have a
    feast, and talk about the bride bride and groom ‘being symbolizes the or blessings. Rice in bride and groom’s clothes,
    and groom’s plans for the clothed as one’ and the cord promise of weddings also holds a sacred which is considered a way to
    wedding. This ends with both wrapped around status as pre-colonial help the couple
    families giving gifts to each the couple in a figure eight
    prosperity to their
    get started in their married
    other. which symbolizes eternal future family life financially.
    bond of fidelity.

    Pamamanhikan Veil/ Cord COINS/ARAS A shower of RICE Money Dance

    9
    Read the excerpt of the short story titled, “The Wedding Dance” by Amador
    Daguio, a Filipino writer from Lubuagan, Kalinga before the World War II.
    1. What is the situation of Awiyao and Lumnay’s
    marriage?
    2. How did Lumnay respond to Awiyao when he invited
    him to come to the wedding dance?
    3. What was expected of them during their time of
    marriage? Were they able to fulfill it?
    4. Do you think Awiyao and Lumnay love each other?
    Explain your answer.
    5. If you were in the situation of Awiyao and Lumnay,
    would you defy your tribe’s tradition? Why or why
    not?
    13

    PRESENTATION TITLE
    9/3/20XX 14

    PRESENTATION TITLE

    THANK YOU

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