1. DIRECTIONS: First page must have the picture of your chosen
historical figure. Second page and remaining pages must have
contained the content of your diary entry. Provide a date for every
entry.
Examples are provided below:
2. April 29, 1944
Tonight, as I sit here in the dim light of our attic
hiding place, I can't help but feel a profound sense of
fear and uncertainty gripping my heart. The war
rages on outside these walls, and with each passing
day, the world seems to grow darker. But amidst the
chaos, there is a glimmer of hope, a flicker of light
that refuses to be extinguished.
Today marks a pivotal moment in our time here in
the Secret Annex. It's been nearly two years since
we went into hiding, seeking refuge from the horrors
of the Nazi regime. Life in confinement has become
our new reality, and yet, we cling to the hope that
one day, we will emerge from this darkness into the
light of freedom.
Dear
Diary,
3. DIRECTIONS: First page must contain pictures or symbolism of
chosen religions. Second page and remaining pages must
present the comparison of its core tenets or make an
infographic. 1 page only for infographics and 6 pages for
presentation type.
Examples are provided below:
4. In this presentation, we will delve into the fascinating
worlds of Hinduism and Christianity, two of the world's
oldest and most practiced religions. We will explore
their core tenets, daily practices, and historical
development, highlighting the unique aspects that
define each faith. By understanding these contrasting
belief systems, we gain a deeper appreciation for the
rich tapestry of human spirituality.
5. Christianity is a monotheistic religion founded by Jesus
Christ in the 1st century CE. Central to Christian belief is
the concept of the Trinity: one God existing as three
persons – Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit. The
Bible, containing God's teachings and the story of
salvation through Jesus' sacrifice, is the sacred text.
Christians believe Jesus' death and resurrection offer
eternal life to those who believe in him.
Hinduism
• Hinduism is the world's oldest
religion, with roots dating back to
1500-500 BCE.
• It is a Dharmamic religion,
emphasizing righteous conduct
and fulfilling one's duties.
• There is no single founder or
scripture, but a vast collection of
texts called the Vedas.
• Hindus believe in a supreme reality,
Brahman, that can manifest in
many forms.
Speaker Notes
Hinduism is a complex and diverse religion with a rich
history. It originated in the Indus Valley civilization and
evolved over centuries. Unlike Christianity with a single
founder, Hinduism emphasizes the concept of Dharma,
a universal moral law guiding individual conduct. The
Vedas, a collection of hymns, poems, and rituals, form
the foundation of Hinduism. Hindus believe in Brahman,
the ultimate reality, which can manifest in various
forms, including the deities they worship.
Christianity
• Christianity is a monotheistic
religion founded by Jesus Christ in
the 1st century CE.
• It is based on the belief in one God
who exists as three persons: Father,
Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit
(Trinity).
• The Bible is the central scripture,
containing the teachings of God
and the story of salvation.
• Christians believe in the death and
resurrection of Jesus Christ as the
path to eternal life.
6. DIRECTIONS: First page must contain cover picture, the second page
contains picture of two mythologies. Third page and remaining
pages must contain the story combination of two different
mythologies.
Examples are provided below:
8. The Weaver and the Trickster
The loom of fate hummed in the celestial palace, its
threads shimmering gold as Arachne, the Weaver of
Destiny, wove the lives of mortals. Her nimble fingers
danced across the vast tapestry, each knot a birth,
each twist a choice. But today, a dark thread snagged,
the gold turning a sickly green. It led to the mortal
realm, to a young prince named Akhenaten, destined
for an untimely demise at the hands of a jealous vizier.
Across the cosmos, in the realm of twilight revelry, Loki,
the trickster god, grew bored. He craved mischief, a
disruption in the monotonous flow of fate. He spied a
shimmering tear in the fabric of reality, a gateway to
the human world. With a mischievous grin, Loki
squeezed through, taking the form of a cunning weasel.
He arrived in Akhenaten's kingdom disguised as a court
jeweler, peddling exquisite trinkets. Among them was a
magnificent emerald ring, pulsing with an unnatural
light. The power thrummed within it, a fragment of Loki's
own essence. The gullible vizier, consumed by envy,
bought the ring, hoping its power would elevate him
above the prince.
Arachne, the weaver of
destiny, is a figure from
Greek myths. She was a
skilled weaver who
challenged Athena, the
goddess of wisdom and
crafts, to a weaving
contest.
Loki, the trickster god, is a
prominent character in
Norse myths. He is known
for his cunning and his
love of causing chaos.
ARACHNE
LOKI
9. DIRECTIONS: First page must have the picture of historical event.
Second page and remaining pages must have contain the content
of your alternate history.
Examples are provided below:
11. TWIN TOWER BOMBING
On the fateful morning of September 11, 2001, the city of
New York awoke to a different reality. The Twin Towers
stood tall and proud against the backdrop of the
Manhattan skyline, untouched by the tragedy that had
threatened to engulf them. Instead of chaos and
devastation, the streets buzzed with a sense of relief and
gratitude.
In the aftermath of the foiled attack, the nation united in
gratitude for the heroes who had prevented a
catastrophe of unimaginable proportions. The world
watched in awe as New York, resilient and unbowed, rose
from the ashes of adversity.
The events of September 11, 2001, became a testament to
the strength of human resolve and the power of unity in
the face of adversity. The Twin Towers remained not as
symbols of tragedy, but as beacons of hope and
resilience, standing tall against the backdrop of a
changed world. And in this alternate reality, the course of
history was rewritten, reminding us all that even in the
darkest of times, there shines a light of courage and
perseverance.
In the early hours of September 11, 2001, the city of New
York stirred to life under the gentle glow of the morning
sun. Among the towering structures that defined the
city's skyline, the World Trade Center stood proud and
resilient. Little did the city know, it was on the cusp of an
event that would reshape history.
Amidst the hustle and bustle of commuters and workers,
a group of terrorists executed a meticulously planned
attack, targeting the heart of America's financial hub.
Two commercial airliners, hijacked by extremists, tore
through the clear sky, piercing the calm of the morning
with unimaginable horror. In a matter of moments, the
Twin Towers, symbols of American prosperity and unity,
were engulfed in flames and smoke.
However, in this alternate version of history, as the world
held its breath in shock and disbelief, a twist of fate
altered the course of events.
Within the intricate web of New York's bustling streets, a
vigilant security team detected suspicious activities
days before the planned attack.
Through diligent investigation and collaboration with
federal agencies, they uncovered the terrorist plot just in
time. Swift action was taken to thwart the impending
catastrophe.
12. • Write down a real-world issue for each
social science branch.
⚬ Economics: (e.g., Rising gas prices)
⚬ Anthropology: (e.g., Impact of social
media on cultural traditions)
⚬ History: (e.g., Causes of past
pandemics)
⚬ Sociology: (e.g., Changes in family
structures)
13. • Trend Tracker: Think about a
current trend you've observed (e.g.,
the rise of online learning). Describe
the trend and its characteristics.
Write it in a 3 page presentation
along with evidences or pictures.
• Font Size - 12
• Font Type - Arial
14. • · Identify three major issues facing your
state (e.g., education funding,
environmental regulations, healthcare
access). Do not use the examples.
• · Research these issues to understand
different perspectives and give potential
solutions.
• Font Size - 12
• Font Type - Arial
17. • Make a narrative about what is your
personal vision and how to achieve your
goals for the future.
18. • Make a collage of your vision and goals for
the future.
19. • ·Make a 1 page autobiography about your
humble beginnings up until the present
time.
• Font Size - 12
• Font Type - Arial
20. MY LIFE STORY
I’am Justin Voughn Gaux A.Justinianoa 19 years old and I
live in Puerto Galera Poblacio Aguada subdivision We are
four siblings I am the second oldest of our siblings. my
mother is Marilyn A Justiniano and my father is Christian C
Justiniano and he works at the Capitol of Our province. he
like to joke with me. my passion is to play mobile games
and play anywhere I also love to edit videos and pictures.
and i also love to eat foods like zuma, sapin sapin and
others and my favorite food is marinated pork with eggs
made by my oldest brother he also loves to eat. my dream
in life and graduate Doctorate Veterinarian Medicine and I
also want to help my family especially with my siblings
younger than me. and I will fulfill my dream for my
family.because i want to help my family before myself and i
always listen to my parents and they always guide me in
my work so that i don't make mistakes.i am happy because
i will graduate highschool. I will always listen to my parents.
because they just do that because that's what's good for
me because not all the time your parents are always there
we must also learn to stand on our own two feet. and we
must also know how to approach life even we and when we
are young are better when we are young if you know how to
approach life so that you can help your parents.and let's not
forget god because only god knows what we will one day
always pray and don't be careless in life let's always come
to god.
21. • ·Make a 1 page curriculum vitae providing
with your personal details. Attach with your
personal picture.
• Font Size - 12
• Font Type - Arial
22.
23. • ·Compile all the pictures during the making
of your HUMSS portfolio.
• Font Size - 12
• Font Type - Arial
24.
25. • ·Make a front cover with the title “MY
HUMSS PORTFOLIO”. Make it creative with
the use of indigenous materials that is
available in your house.
26. • Make a 1 page introduction about the
contents of your portfolio.
• Font Size - 12
• Font Type - Arial
27. • COVER PAGE (MY HUMSS PORTFOLIO)
• INTRODUCTION
• TABLE OF CONTENTS
• MY LIFE STORY
• ACTIVITY 1: HOW DO YOU SEE YOURSELF 10 YEARS
FROM NOW?
• ACTIVITY 2: ACTIVITY 2: LEVERAGE
• ACTIVITY 3: WORK ETHICS ON THE GO!
• ACTIVITY 4: SPOT THE HAZARD
• ACTIVITY 5: SITUATIONAL-BASED ROLEPLAY
NARRATIVE
• ACTIVITY 6: RESUME
• ACTIVITY 7: APPLICATION LETTER
• ACTIVITY 8: FINAL INTERVIEW REFLECTION
• ACTIVITY 9: LESSON PLAN
• ACTIVITY 10: DEMO TEACHING NARRATIVE
• ACTIVITY 11: FLASH FICTION CHALLENGE
• ACTIVITY 12: DEAR DIARY
• ACTIVITY 13: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS PROJECT
• ACTIVITY 14: MYTHOLOGICAL MASHUP
• ACTIVITY 15: ALTERNATE HISTORY
• ACTIVITY 16: MISSION MATCH-UP
• ACTIVITY 15: TREND TRACKER
• ACTIVITY 14: POLICY PRIORITIES
• PERSONAL VISION AND GOALS FOR THE FUTURE
• A.NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION
• B.DREAMBOARD
• MY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE
• DOCUMENTATION
• CURRICULUM VITAE
