Filipino 3 yunit iii aralin 4 pagpapalit at pagdaragdag ng mga tunog upang ma...Desiree Mangundayao
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Aralin 6 kaugnayan ng matalinong pangangasiwa ng mga likas na yaman sa pag un...EDITHA HONRADEZ
Aralin 6 kaugnayan ng matalinong pangangasiwa ng mga likas na yaman sa pag unlad ng bansa
EDITHA T. HONRADEZ
PASOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PASOLO VALENZUELA CITY
Ang komunidad noon at ngayon [autosaved]RodelynBuyoc
This document discusses aspects of community life both in the past and present under several headings: housing, transportation, population, tools, environment, livelihood, clothing, and games. It compares and contrasts how these different elements of community have changed over time or remained the same.
Bulacan is a province located in the Central Luzon region of the Philippines. It is situated just north of Manila, the country's capital, and is part of the Greater Manila Area. Bulacan is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and diverse natural landscapes.
Here's a more detailed description of Bulacan:
1. **Geography**: Bulacan is bordered by Nueva Ecija to the north, Aurora and Quezon to the east, Rizal to the southeast, Metro Manila to the south, and Pampanga to the west. The province is traversed by several rivers, including the Angat, Pampanga, and Bulacan rivers. Its terrain ranges from flatlands to rolling hills, with Mount Oriod providing a notable elevation point.
2. **History**: Bulacan has a significant place in Philippine history, being one of the earliest sites of Spanish colonization in the country. It was established as a province in 1578. Throughout the Spanish colonial period, it played a crucial role in trade and agriculture. During the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule and later against American colonization, Bulacan was a hotbed of resistance and activism.
3. **Culture and Heritage**: Bulacan is renowned for its cultural heritage and tradition. It has preserved numerous ancestral houses, churches, and historical sites that date back to the Spanish colonial era. The province is also known for its vibrant festivals, such as the Obando Fertility Rites, the Bocaue River Festival, and the Singkaban Festival, which celebrates Bulacan's arts, culture, and history.
4. **Economy**: Agriculture has historically been the backbone of Bulacan's economy. The province is known for its rice production, as well as crops like vegetables, fruits, and poultry. In recent years, there has been significant industrial development, particularly in the towns along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). Industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and textiles have grown, contributing to the province's economic growth.
5. **Tourism**: Bulacan offers various tourist attractions, including historical sites, natural wonders, and recreational facilities. Some notable destinations include the Barasoain Church in Malolos, the Biak-na-Bato National Park in San Miguel, the Angat Dam and Watershed in Norzagaray, and the Pulilan Butterfly Haven. The province also boasts resorts, water parks, and heritage villages that attract both local and foreign tourists.
6. **Education**: Bulacan is home to several educational institutions, including universities, colleges, and vocational schools. These institutions provide quality education and contribute to the province's intellectual capital.
Overall, Bulacan is a province rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, offering visitors a glimpse into the Philippines' past and present.
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Aralin 6 kaugnayan ng matalinong pangangasiwa ng mga likas na yaman sa pag un...EDITHA HONRADEZ
Aralin 6 kaugnayan ng matalinong pangangasiwa ng mga likas na yaman sa pag unlad ng bansa
EDITHA T. HONRADEZ
PASOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PASOLO VALENZUELA CITY
Ang komunidad noon at ngayon [autosaved]RodelynBuyoc
This document discusses aspects of community life both in the past and present under several headings: housing, transportation, population, tools, environment, livelihood, clothing, and games. It compares and contrasts how these different elements of community have changed over time or remained the same.
Bulacan is a province located in the Central Luzon region of the Philippines. It is situated just north of Manila, the country's capital, and is part of the Greater Manila Area. Bulacan is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and diverse natural landscapes.
Here's a more detailed description of Bulacan:
1. **Geography**: Bulacan is bordered by Nueva Ecija to the north, Aurora and Quezon to the east, Rizal to the southeast, Metro Manila to the south, and Pampanga to the west. The province is traversed by several rivers, including the Angat, Pampanga, and Bulacan rivers. Its terrain ranges from flatlands to rolling hills, with Mount Oriod providing a notable elevation point.
2. **History**: Bulacan has a significant place in Philippine history, being one of the earliest sites of Spanish colonization in the country. It was established as a province in 1578. Throughout the Spanish colonial period, it played a crucial role in trade and agriculture. During the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule and later against American colonization, Bulacan was a hotbed of resistance and activism.
3. **Culture and Heritage**: Bulacan is renowned for its cultural heritage and tradition. It has preserved numerous ancestral houses, churches, and historical sites that date back to the Spanish colonial era. The province is also known for its vibrant festivals, such as the Obando Fertility Rites, the Bocaue River Festival, and the Singkaban Festival, which celebrates Bulacan's arts, culture, and history.
4. **Economy**: Agriculture has historically been the backbone of Bulacan's economy. The province is known for its rice production, as well as crops like vegetables, fruits, and poultry. In recent years, there has been significant industrial development, particularly in the towns along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). Industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and textiles have grown, contributing to the province's economic growth.
5. **Tourism**: Bulacan offers various tourist attractions, including historical sites, natural wonders, and recreational facilities. Some notable destinations include the Barasoain Church in Malolos, the Biak-na-Bato National Park in San Miguel, the Angat Dam and Watershed in Norzagaray, and the Pulilan Butterfly Haven. The province also boasts resorts, water parks, and heritage villages that attract both local and foreign tourists.
6. **Education**: Bulacan is home to several educational institutions, including universities, colleges, and vocational schools. These institutions provide quality education and contribute to the province's intellectual capital.
Overall, Bulacan is a province rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, offering visitors a glimpse into the Philippines' past and present.
Proyekto sa FIL4: Panitikan ng Rehiyon
Halaw sa librong "Literatura ng Iba't-Ibang Rehiyon ng Pilipinas" (2001) ni Carmelita S. Lorenzo, et. al.
Presentasyon ni Caren Joy Huego
BSED IIB - FILIPINO
Isang proyekto sa Araling Panlipunan na nagpapakita ng iba't ibang kaaya-ayang tanawin sa Pilipinas na dinadayo ng mga turista. Mayroong mga halimbawa sa Luzon, Vizayas at Mindanao.
Colors are an important element of art that is created whenever light strikes an object and is reflected back to the eye, giving life and interest to everything. There are three main types of colors: primary colors of red, blue and yellow that cannot be mixed; secondary colors of orange, purple and green that are created by mixing two primary colors; and tertiary colors that are combinations of primary and secondary colors such as yellow-orange and blue-green. A color wheel visually depicts the relationships between all the different color types.
The document summarizes the history and traditions of folk dances from the three main island groups of the Philippines - Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Each island group has distinct ethnic tribes and cultures that are expressed through various folk dances. Some of the dances described from Luzon include Idaw, Banga, and Ragsaksakan of the Igorot tribes, which depict hunting rituals, tasks like water fetching, and celebrations. Dances from Mindanao include Singkil of the Muslims, Kini Kini of the Meranaw, and Pangalay which emphasizes upper body movement. Folk dances from Visayas like Kuratsa, Tinikling, Mazur
Proper hygiene involves maintaining cleanliness and grooming of the external body. This includes taking care of eyes, ears and nose. The document discusses common health issues like conjunctivitis, pediculosis, scabies and earwax production. It provides tips for prevention such as washing hands regularly, avoiding rubbing/poking body parts, eating a nutritious diet, and protecting from infections by not sharing personal items.
3. Makasaysayang pook
• ang tawag sa isang lugar kung
saan naganap ang isang
mahalagang pangyayari sa
kasaysayan
4.
5. Rizal Shrine
• tinuturing na
makasaysayan sapagkat dito
lumaki si Dr. Jose Rizal
• matatagpuan ito
sa Calamaba Laguna
6.
7. Aguinaldo Shrine
• nakatayo ito sa Kawit, Cavite
• nagsilbing tahanan ng unang pangulo ng
Republika ng Pilipinas na si Emilio
Aguinaldo
• makasaysayan ito dahil dito unang
iwinagayway ang watawat ng Pilipinas
taong 1898 tanda ng ating kasarinlan
8.
9. Luneta Park
• isa sa makasaysayang lugar sa
Pilipinas
• dito binaril ang Pambansang Bayani
ng Pilipinas na si Dr. Jose Rizal
matapos siyang mag-aklas sa
pamamagitan ng propaganda laban sa
mga Espanyol
10.
11. Fort Santiago
• itinayo ito taong 1590
• itinuturing bilang isa sa mga
makasaysayang lugar sa Luzon dahil nagsilbi
itong kulungan noong panahon ng mga
Kastila
• dito ikinulong si Dr. Jose Rixal bago barilin
sa Luneta Park
12.
13. Intramuros
• isa ang Maynila sa mga may malagim at
makasaysayang nakaraan dahil tinupok ng World
War II ang maraming gusali sa siyudad.
• tinaguriang “The Walled City” ang makasaysayang
pook sa Luzon na talagang hinagupit ng giyera.
Pero maraming bahagi nito ang napreserba kaya
naman ngayo’y madalas itong pasyalan ng mga
turista mapa-Pilipino o banyaga
14.
15. EDSA Shrine
• dito naganap ang pag-aaklas ng mga
Pilipino taong 1986 laban sa diktador na si
Ferdinand Marcos para matapos na ang
idineklara niyang Batas Militar (Martial
Law).
• dahil dito nakalaya ang Pilipinas sa
kamay ng diktador.
16.
17. Leyte Landing Memorial Park
• itinuturing din na
makasaysayang ito dahil dito naganap
ang makasayasayang pagdating ni Gen.
Douglas MacArthur at iba pang tropang
Amerikano para palayain ang mga
Pilipino sa kamay ng mga Hapon.
18.
19. Barasoain Church
• isa rin ito sa mga makasaysayang lugar sa
Pilipinas dahil dito itinatag ang Unang
Kongreso ng Pilipinas (First Philippine
Congress) o kilala rin bilang Malolos Congress
na pinangunahan ni Don Pedro A. Paterno.
• dito rin binuo ang Saligang Batas ng Malolos
noong September 29, 1898-January 21, 1899
20.
21. Mactan Shrine
• itinatag bilang paggunita sa unang bayani ng
Cebu na si Datu Lapu-Lapu,
• itinuturing na isa sa mga makasaysayang lugar
sa Pilipinas
• dito naganap ang makasaysayang Battle of
Mactan kung saan natalo ni Lapu-Lapu si
Ferdinand Magellan noong 1521.
22.
23. Corregidor Island
• saksi ito sa kagitingan ng mga
sundalong Pilipino at Amerikano
na nagsanib-puwersa laban sa
hukbo ng mga Hapon noong World
War II
24.
25. Vigan, Ilocos Sur
• isang makasaysayang pook sa Luzon kung
saan makikita pa rin ang ganda ng mga
preserved Spanish colonial towns
• Calle Crisologo ang pinakasikat na lugar sa
Vigan dahil sa naggagandahang lumang bahay
at cobblestoned streets.
26.
27. Limasawa, Southern Leyte
• dito naganap ang kauna-
unahang dokumentadong misang
Katoliko sa Pilipinas noon March 31,
1521
• pinagunahan ito ni Father Pedro de
Valderrama.
28.
29. Simbahan ng San Agustin
• pinakamatandang
simbahan sa
Pilipinas na
nakumpletong
napatayo noong 1571
30. Pamantasan ng Santo Tomas o
University of Santo Tomas (UST)
• ang pinakamatandang
kolehiyo sa Pilipinas at sa
Asya.
• ang may pinakamalaking
pamantasang Katoliko sa
buong mundo.
• itinayo ito noong 1625
31. Cebu
• pinakamatandang Lungsod sa Pilipinas
• ito rin ang isa sa pinakamaunlad na
lungsod sa Pilipinas
• tinatawag din bilang “Queen City of the
South”
• tinagurian din itong "Lungsod ng
pinakabanal na pangalan ng Sto. Niño"
32.
33. Calle Colon
• ito ay ang
pinakamatandang
kalsada sa Pilipinas
• pinagawa ni Miguel
Lopez de Legazpi sa
kanyang mga tauhan
noong taong 1565
