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Mga Karaniwang Hayop Handwriting Booklet

Post published:August 22, 2015
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The pdf file below has pages with illustrations of common animals labeled with their Filipino names as well as the English translations of these names. The student is asked to trace the name of the animal and rewrite it on the lines below the word he or she traced. Each page can be cut up into four smaller pages and made into a booklet. There are 24 animals included in this handwriting booklet. The first page may be used as the cover and back page. The students may be asked to color the illustrations and decorate the cover page. The illustrations for the aso, pusa, ibon, palaka, daga, isda, butiki, uod, gagamba, and manok are by samutsamot_mom. All other images were obtained from clker.com and are public domain. You may print and distribute these pages to your children or students, but please do not do so for profit. Click on…

Mga Kulisap Handwriting Booklet and Lesson Sheet

Post published:August 19, 2015
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The pdf file below has pages with illustrations of insects (mga kulisap) labeled with their Filipino names as well as the English translations of these names. The student is asked to trace the name of the insect and rewrite it on the lines below the word he or she traced. Each page can be cut up into four smaller pages and made into a booklet. There are fifteen insects included in this handwriting booklet. The first page may be used as the cover and back page. The students may be asked to color the illustrations and decorate the cover page. The illustrations for the lamok (mosquito), ipis (cockroach), alitaptap (firefly), and anay (termite) are by samutsamot_mom. All other images were obtained from clker.com and are public domain. (Thank you, clker!) Note that the Filipino name for a mantis is sambasamba or sasamba. I chose the shorter name for the handwriting…

Mga Ibon Handwriting Booklet and Lesson Sheet

Post published:August 15, 2015
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The pdf file below has pages with illustrations of birds labeled with their Filipino names as well as the English translations of these names. The student is asked to trace the name of the bird and rewrite it on the lines below the word he or she traced. Each page can be cut up into four smaller pages and made into a booklet. There are twenty birds included in this handwriting booklet. The first page may be used as the cover and back page. The students may be asked to color the illustrations and decorate the cover page. The illustrations for the tandang (rooster), buwitre (vulture), and agila (eagle) are by samutsamot_mom. The image of the maya (sparrow) is from cliparts101.com. All other images were obtained from clker.com and are public domain. (Thank you, clker!) You may print and distribute these pages to your children or students, but please do…

Mga Hugis

Post published:June 26, 2015
Post category:Filipino Worksheets Help for Parents and Teachers Preschool Worksheets
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The 2-page pdf file below shows the names of several shapes in Filipino. The first page shows the Filipino names for the shapes and the second page shows both the Filipino and English names for the shapes. Click on the link below, not the thumbnails, to open the pdf file. Pangalan ng mga Hugis Here's a pdf file with two worksheets that ask the student to name the shape. Isulat ang Pangalan ng Hugis You may be wondering why I did not use the words biluhaba or habilog to refer to the oval shape. According to the UP Diksiyonaryong Filipino, the words biluhaba and habilog are adjectives. They are used to describe objects that are oval-shaped or ellipse-shaped. The words obalo and obalado may be used as nouns (to refer to the shape itself) or as adjectives (to describe objects that are oval-shaped or ellipse-shaped). Since I am naming the…

Mga Damdamin (2015)

Post published:June 19, 2015
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Below are the Filipino and English versions of the chart "How do you feel today?" (Ano ang nararamdaman mo ngayon?). The student may be asked to color the face that represents how he or she feels. A box is provided so that the student can draw his or her emotion if he or she cannot choose from the emotions shown. Click on the link, not the thumbnail, to open the pdf file. All illustrations are by samutsamot_mom. You may print and distribute these to others, but you may not do so for profit. How do you feel today? (English and Filipino)