This is another installment to the set of Magbasa Tayo! worksheets. It includes a short story, several multiple-choice questions about the story, and a short-answer question. The short story and questions are in Filipino. I did not indicated the grade level because it would be best for you to judge whether the story is appropriate for your child’s (or student’s) reading level.
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Thank you for this. I am going to use this po during our reading camp.
thank you very much.the worksheets are very helpful.
Thank you for this! We’re Cebuanos and I had a hard time teaching my kid speaking and understanding Filipino.. this would help me a lot!
Hi, I can’t seem to find the pdf file link. I used our desk top and my smart phone, but I can’t find it. Hope someone can direct me to the pdf link of this story. Thank you in advance. And thank you samu’t sari for all the filipino worksheets. It’s a great tool in my son’s homeschooling. God bless.
Hi, the PDF link is right after the second paragraph. Click the link “Ang Utos ni Nanay”.
This is a great help for a mom like me, esp. on these days of ECQ. I was able to teach my grade schooler son about Tagalog words. Thank you so much!
It’s nice to see you posting again. Thank you for sharing your efforts and resources !
Thanks, Charmaine! Life got in the way : )