Update from samutsamot_mom

I would like to send my sincerest apologies to all the followers and users of this blog for not being able to post new worksheets since Typhoon Glenda hit. We experienced a long power outage, a computer breakdown, and trouble with our internet service provider.  Since we've recently acquired the service of a new ISP, the posting of new worksheets will resume soon. Thank you very much for all your comments.  I am sorry I was not able to reply to all of them, but know that I appreciate them.

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Corrections to “Kambal-katinig at Diptonggo Worksheets”

Right after I posted the worksheets on kambal-katinig and diptonggo, I scrambled to check the syllabication of the words with kambal-katinig and to my dismay, I found several mistakes. I have already corrected them and posted the corrected worksheets. If you already downloaded and printed the worksheets with kambal-katinig, please download the new versions. I checked the words using the UP Diksiyonaryong Filipino (Binagong Edisyon, 2010).  I replaced the words which did not have a consonant cluster because the consonants are separated when the word is syllabicated. These words and how they are syllabicated in the UP dictionary are listed below: ritrato (rit-ra-to) libre (lib-re) nadiskubre (na-dis-kub-re) sikreto (sik-re-to) reklamo (rek-la-mo) publiko (pub-li-ko) suplado (sup-la-do) padre (pad-re) disiplina (di-sip-li-na) libro (lib-ro) tigre (tig-re) litro (lit-ro) madre (mad-re) So the words above are not considered to have a consonant cluster or kambal-katinig. I apologize for my mistake.

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Kasarian ng Pangngalan Worksheets (Part 2)

The thumbnails below are links to pdf worksheets on the gender of Filipino nouns o kasarian ng pangngalan. These worksheets are for students in the primary grades. Similar worksheets for higher grade levels are posted here. You may print, photocopy, and distribute these worksheets to your children or students. Please do not copy or distribute these worksheets for profit. The two worksheets below ask the student to write the nouns inside the box labeled with its correct gender. The worksheet below asks the student to draw a line from the masculine noun (pangngalang panlalaki) to its matching feminine noun (pangngalang pambabae). The worksheet below asks the student to identify the noun (from a group of four nouns) with a different gender by circling it.

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Corrections to “Mga Bahagi ng Katawan/Parts of the Body Worksheets”

On January 29, 2013, I posted "Mga Bahagi ng Katawan/Parts of the Body Worksheets." I realized that there were a few errors in the Filipino versions of the worksheets. The entire leg was labeled binti. The Filipino word binti actually refers to the part of the leg between the knee and the foot. In the revised worksheets, the three parts of the leg are indicated: hita (thigh), tuhod (knee), and binti (lower leg). The entire arm in the old worksheets was labeled braso. The Filipino word braso actually refers to the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist, and the word bisig refers to the entire arm. In the new worksheets, the arm has three labels: bisig (entire arm), siko (elbow) and braso (forearm). This link Mga Bahagi ng Katawan/Parts of the Body Worksheets opens the post with the revised worksheets.

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