Preschool Filipino Worksheets Bundle Vol. 2

Hello, everyone! I'd like to thank those who purchased the Preschool Filipino Worksheets Bundle Vol. 1. Thank you very much for supporting this blog! I hope you all found the bundle useful. For those who were not able to avail of the first bundle, I'm giving the second bundle for free. Yes, you read right, it's totally FREE! But you need to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader (which is also FREE) from this site https://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/ in order to view and download the PDF files. This volume has several PDF files on learning the numbers 1 to 10, and the basic colors and shapes in Filipino. You'd have to give your child/student the worksheets on colors first before giving the worksheets on shapes. Some shapes worksheets ask the child to color the shapes. I didn't have time to make thumbnails so you'd just have to click on the links to open the PDF…

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Preschool Filipino Worksheets Bundle Vol. 1

Please note that this bundle is NOT FREE. This bundle is FOR SALE. This bundle and the Filipino Worksheets Bundle Volume 2 (2018) are (so far) the only things in my blog that are NOT FREE. All the other worksheets in this blog are free. I've been posting free worksheets since 2012 on this blog. Because this is a personal blog, it is difficult to sift through the posts to find what you need. To make it easier for people who are searching for worksheets for preschoolers, I've made a set of Filipino worksheets that focuses on the following topics: learning the 28 letters of the Filipino alphabet and their correct order; learning words that begin with (or have) the letters of the Filipino alphabet; learning how to write the uppercase and lowercase letters of the Filipino alphabet; learning how to distinguish the Filipino vowels (patinig) from the consonants (katinig);…

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“Ang Aking Pamilya” Booklet

Here’s an activity children can do at home and share their work in school. The pdf file below makes a booklet about one’s family members. This activity aims to encourage the child to spend some time getting to know his/her family members better. The child is asked to interview his/her family members so he/she can fill up the information in the booklet (in Filipino). The child will fill up or ask the following information about each family member: Full name (Buong pangalan) The name the child uses to call the family member (Ang tawag ko sa kanya) Birthday and age (Kaarawan at edad) Hobbies (Mga hilig) Favorite food (Paboritong pagkain) Favorite place to go to (Paboritong lugar na puntahan) Special talent or knowledge, or most important achievement (Espesyal na talent o talino, o pinakamahalagang nagawa) There is a frame at the top of the page in which a photo of…

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Filipino Family Tree Activity Sheet

I was inspired to make this activity sheet by a reader of this blog (Hi, Jean!) who asked if I had worksheets on the topic “Family Tree.” The pdf file below is a Filipino family tree with frames where the child can glue photos of his or her family members. The child may also draw the family members. The space beneath each frame is for the name of the family member. Additional frames are provided so the child can extend his “family tree” to include additional siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins, and even pets. For an extended family tree, additional sheets may be taped on either side of the activity sheet. The tree clipart is from openclipart.org. You may download and print these activity sheets for your children or students, but you may not do so for profit or commercial purposes. Click on the link below, not the thumbnails, to open…

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Mga Alagang Hayop at Hayop sa Kabukiran

The pdf file below is a lesson sheet showing the Filipino names for pets. The English translations of these names are also included. The illustrations for the aso, pusa, and tandang are by samutsamot_mom.  All other images were obtained from clker.com and are public domain. You may print and distribute this sheet to your children or students, but please do not do so for profit. Click on the link below, not the thumbnails, to open the pdf file. Mga Alagang Hayop The pdf file below is a lesson sheet showing the Filipino names for animals that are commonly seen in farms in the Philippines. The English translations of these names are also included. The illustration for the tandang is by samutsamot_mom.  All other images were obtained from clker.com and are public domain. You may print and distribute this sheet to your children or students, but please do not do so…

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