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Move & Prove: Binislakan Riddle

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Move & Prove: Binislakan Riddles is an interactive and fun-filled activity where students listen carefully to riddles that describe different basic steps and positions of the Binislakan dance. Each group works together to analyze the clues and guess the correct answer. After answering, students will demonstrate the step to show their understanding. This game enhances students’ knowledge, critical thinking, and mastery of the dance while promoting teamwork and active participation.

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Janine Alcantara
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Move & Prove: Binislakan Riddles is an interactive and fun-filled activity where students listen carefully to riddles that describe different basic steps and positions of the Binislakan dance. Each group works together to analyze the clues and guess the correct answer. After answering, students will demonstrate the step to show their understanding. This game enhances students’ knowledge, critical thinking, and mastery of the dance while promoting teamwork and active participation.

by Janine Alcantara
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Tiny steps, light as air, Heels are raised with gentle care. Sideward, forward, or back I go— What step am I? Do you know?

2

In 2/4 time, I love to stay, My rhythm keeps the dance in play. Not too fast, not too slow What musical beat helps dancers flow?

3

With sticks in hand, we tap in time, While dancing steps in rhythm and rhyme. We practice first, then add this skill — What action makes the dance more thrilling still?

4

Step, close, step is what I say, I move in rhythm, quick and gay. Count me as “1 and 2” with ease— What basic step am I, if you please?

5

Before the music, I take the lead, I show the step that students need. First I perform, then they repeat— Who am I guiding every beat?

6

I lift off high, then touch down near, On one or both feet, I disappear. Two quick counts and I’m in the air, What am I called? Can you dare?

7

I move with a bounce, yet never run, In two quick beats, my leap is done. I spring from one, then land on the other, Guess my name — can you discover?

 
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