Lesson 6 Melodic Pattern
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The document discusses melodic patterns and contour in music. It explains that notes can move up and down the staff by steps or skips, and provides examples of notes rising and falling by steps and skips. It also discusses musical lines, stating that a musical piece is composed of different musical lines written in a specific way to help shape the form of a song. Musical lines may be the same, similar with slight variations, or different with no similarity between the lines.
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The document discusses road safety signs, markings, and guidelines. It explains the meanings of different traffic lights and basic road signs. Road markings like center lines, crosswalks, and no parking signs are described. Guidelines are provided for both pedestrians and passengers, emphasizing the importance of following traffic rules and signs to avoid accidents. Children should only cross at crosswalks, obey signs, and be accompanied by adults. As passengers, they must sit properly in seats or booster seats and avoid distractions.
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Rashid and Mahde are friends who have been living in different cities. Mahde shares in a letter that he has been staying with his aunt in Taguig City to take care of her house. There, he has met schoolmates from different religious backgrounds like Christian, Iglesia ni Cristo, and Seventh-day Adventist, who he does school assignments and community service projects with peacefully. Rashid responds that their mutual friends miss Mahde and hope to see him again soon.
Lesson 4 we hve faith in god
The document discusses exercising faith in God through serving others. It argues that serving God's creations shows faith in God, as God wants people to get along and live in peace. It encourages spreading the truth about God through service, making others feel God's love and concern through helping acts. Exercising faith requires sacrifice, but true believers are willing to sacrifice their time and efforts to serve their family, share with others through donations or assistance, volunteer, and use their talents to benefit others.
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A story about a young girl named Aryn who lives in a community in the Philippines that experiences flooding after heavy rains. Aryn's friend Isabella becomes sick with dengue fever and needs blood transfusions to recover. Wanting to help her friend, Aryn asks her family and neighbors to donate blood for Isabella. Most people in the community agree to donate, providing enough blood to save Isabella's life. The story shows that community unity is important for helping those in need and keeping the community safe from illness.
Lesson 3 we respect the beliefs of others
The document discusses the importance of respecting the beliefs of others. It states that respecting each other's beliefs allows people of different religions and values to live happily together. It encourages showing respect by not mocking how others pray, saying negative things about their beliefs, or forcing our beliefs on others. Respect is a reciprocal concept - we should treat others as we want to be treated ourselves. Respecting each other's beliefs promotes unity.
Faith leads to a happy ending
1) The narrator recalls spending time with their Uncle Noel as a child, going to church and eating ice cream together.
2) During a family trip to their grandmother's farmhouse, the narrator notices their uncle changing his diet and behaving strangely. They later learn he has been diagnosed with cancer.
3) Through faith in God, support from family, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, their uncle survives cancer and continues living a normal life, now working as a teacher and volunteer. He serves as an inspiration that strong faith can help one overcome physical difficulties.
Lesson 3 Civic consciousness
There are different types of communities defined by their purpose, such as schools focused on learning, residential areas on safety, and spiritual groups on faith development. All communities rely on the civic consciousness of their members, which is an awareness that community success requires people working together for the common good. Civic-minded individuals directly or indirectly provide services to community members by sharing their skills and time. Every contribution to community work, large or small, is important for development and improvement. The spirit of civic consciousness and bayanihan remains when community members genuinely care for each other.
Lesson 2 We Have in God
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Lesson 2 peace and order
We can achieve peace by understanding how to deal with conflicts that occur daily as a result of differing goals between people. To apply peace with one another, we should relate to others with good intentions, speak with joy and respect, and express sympathy to those with problems. As we learn more about people despite differences, we discover we all experience the same trials and triumphs, holding the same values of truth, justice, and love. If there is peace, there will be order and security for all.
Lesson 2 preventive measures for common childhood diseases
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Lesson 2 puberty
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What to do during emergencies and disaster
Mr. Digno, an emergency and disaster expert, gave a lecture to residents about common emergencies in the Philippines like blackouts, earthquakes, fires, typhoons and floods. He advised residents to "Think, Prepare, and Act" - to think of a plan, prepare necessary supplies, and act quickly during emergencies. He recommended families prepare a disaster plan including an evacuation meeting point and disaster supply kit with at least 3 days of water, non-perishable food, clothing and a flashlight. The barangay chairman assured residents his office is prepared to help during emergencies.
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