In celebration of Filipino American History Month, Columbia Elementary Kaysville students recently dove into a lively cultural experience: learning Tinikling, a traditional folk dance from the Philippines. The lesson was part of music class taught by music teacher Wendy Rentz, whose energetic style encourages students to learn by doing. Sixth grade student Libby said, “In music class, we’re learning a dance from the Philippines. It helps us connect and move with each other.” Sixth grade student

3.1K views · 94 reactions | Tinikling Dance from the Learners of Lindero-Cadajug Elementary School. #viralreelsシ | Ma Elena Amiscua Sison | Facebook

Checkout that footwork 🔥 We are stepping outside Africa today to feature this stunning tinikling dance. Tinikling is one of the most popular folk dances in the Philippines which originated during the Spanish colonial era - particularly in Leyte, one of the Visayan Islands 🇵🇭 🎥 Video credit @drnatassiasarah on Instagram #tinikling #filipino #Philippines #africandrumming | African Drumming