The document defines and provides examples of various waterforms found in the Philippines, including brooks, springs, rivers, lakes, waterfalls, seas/oceans, bays, and gulfs. It specifically mentions the Pasig River, Taal Lake, Pagsanjan Falls, Philippine Sea, and Subic Bay. Hidden Valley Springs in Laguna is highlighted as a private resort area containing a 300 foot deep crater, virgin forest, and natural spring pools.

1. Waterforms of the
Philippines
For Grade 1 and 2 Sibika
• Brook
•Spring
•River (Pasig River)
•Lake (Taal Lake)
•Waterfalls (Pagsanjan Falls)
•Sea / Ocean (Philippine Sea)
•Bay (Subic Bay)
•Gulf (Albay Gulf)

2. • Brook
•Spring
•River
•Lake
•Waterfalls
•Sea / Ocean
•Bay
•Gulf
“Sapa” - A small stream, creek or rivulet.

3. sapa
• Brook
•Spring
•River
•Lake
•Waterfalls
•Sea / Ocean
•Bay
•Gulf

4. Hidden ValleySprings,Laguna
• Brook
•Spring
•River
•Lake
•Waterfalls
•Sea / Ocean
•Bay
•Gulf
“Batis” - a natural flow of ground water
Hidden Valley -A 300 feet deep crater covering an area of 110 hectares,
believedto have been formed by volcanic upheavalthousands
of years ago.A private resort that boastof a virgin forest,
century old trees,giant ferns, wild orchids,a hidden waterfall,
and several natural spring pools

5. batis
• Brook
•Spring
•River
•Lake
•Waterfalls
•Sea / Ocean
•Bay
•Gulf

6. • Brook
•Spring
•River
•Lake
•Waterfalls
•Sea / Ocean
•Bay
•Gulf
“Ilog” - A large natural stream of water emptying into an ocean,
lake, or other body of water and usually fed along its course
by converging tributaries.
The Pasig River(called Ilog Pasig in Filipino) is a river in the Philippines that
connects Laguna de Bay to Manila Bay. Stretching for 25 kilometres (15.5 mi), it is
lined by Metro Manila on each side.Its major tributaries are the Marikina River and
San Juan River.

7. ilog
• Brook
•Spring
•River
•Lake
•Waterfalls
•Sea / Ocean
•Bay
•Gulf