Pabula: Ang Sikmura at mga Bahagi ng Katawan

“The Belly and the Members” is one of the many fables of Aesop (pronounced as “ee-sawp”). In this fable, some parts of the body go on strike after realizing that the belly was the only one getting the food. I wrote a Filipino fable based on Aesop’s tale, with each body part giving an argument for their being the most important of all.

This fable may be used as an introduction to a lesson on the parts of the body. It may be read aloud to younger students. It may also be used as reading practice for Grade 4 students (or older) who can read Filipino fairly well.

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If you have any questions regarding the use of this PDF file, you may e-mail me at samutsamot.mom@gmail.com

Click on the link (title) below to open the 2-page PDF file in another tab. If you would like to suggest an improvement to the story, please leave a comment below.

Ang Sikmura at mga Bahagi ng Katawan

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  1. Aprilyn Belisario

    Maraming slamat po Maam malaki po ang naitulong ninyo sa amin😊 Pagpalain sana kayo ng Diyos nating mapagmahal

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