The document summarizes the epic poem "Ibong Adarna" from the 18th century. It describes how the poem tells the story of three princes who go on a journey to find a magical bird to cure their gravely ill father, the king. The main moral lessons conveyed in the poem are to remain good despite evil done to you, to honor one's parents and care for them, to forgive family members, and to fulfill commitments that are made.

1. IBONG
ADARNA

2. ABOUT IBONG ADARNA
 is an epic poetry written in the 18th century
about a magical bird written by Jose dela
Cruz also known as “Huseng Sisiw”
 The title's longer form during the Spanish era
was "Corrido at Buhay na Pinagdaanan
nang Tatlóng Principeng anak nang
Haring Fernando at nang Reina Valeriana
sa Cahariang Berbania"

3. MORAL LESSON
 the main idea of it all is to remain good in
spite of the evil that may be done to you
as you will get your reward later on.
 high level of love and respect children
have for their parents. In the story the
princes went out in search for the mystical
bird to cure their beloved father.

4. MORAL LESSON
 The unwavering care of the children to their
parents especially in their old age. Insight:
Their father who is king was gravely ill and they
were all willing to set out on an impossible
journey just so they can save his life.
 Forgiveness and family loyalties. In spite of
the bad things his brothers have done to him the
youngest prince still found them trust worthy
and forgave them.

5. MORAL LESSON
 Be proud for the good deed done is spite
of the fact that it may not be recognized.
To the youngest prince it doesn't matter if his
brothers got the credit for bringing the
mystical bird as long as he knew it was he
who has done it and that this will make the
patriarch of the family better.

6. MORAL LESSON
 Honoring commitments. Well, especially to
women as the princes made promises and
eventually fulfilled them after overcoming the
obstacles.

7. THANK YOU!
Regina T. Castro
BSIP-2B