Science Notes #5
You need clean air and safe drinking water.
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Science Notes #6
Wear proper and clean clothes everyday.
Reading Notes #4
Vowels
Aa Ee Ii Oo Uu
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Reading Notes #5
L blends
bl___ cl___ fl___ gl____ pl_____ sl____
Math Notes #4
The number zero means nothing.
Zero stands for an empty set.
The first counting number is 1. The first ten counting numbers are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.
English Notes #4
Nouns/Name Words:
1. There are words that name people: Julian, mother, cousin, friends
2. There are words that name places: Philippines, garden, park
3. There are words that name things: ship, cars, pencil, book
4. There are words that name animals: fish, dog, eagle
Filipino Notes #3
Alfabetong Filipino
Ang alfabetong Filipino ay binubuo ng dalawampu’t walong titik.
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm
Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
CLE Notes #3
God Creates Me
God created you special, important and different from all God’s creation.
God wants you to to use your beauty and goodness in making others happy. He wants you to respect others the way you want them to respect you.
Exactly six years ago on a rainy July afternoon, a Friday the 13th, I was on my way to the children’s hospital where I am scheduled to give birth to my second child, a son we would later on named Julian. I remember my husband and only child then, Ate who was almost 6, accompanying me to the hospital. When I was wheeled in to the labor room where they attached me to a machine that will monitor my contractions, they went home to husband’s family’s house a few minutes away from the hospital.
Ate was scheduled to sleep there since we didn’t have a maid.
I was lying on a bed, watching the monitors with numbers recording my contractions. I specifically requested the doctor, a high-risk ob-gyne doctor, to have my ceasarian operation on July 14, which is incidentally my birthday too.
I wanted to share this special day with my son. Since I have no choice but to go the CS way, I thought I would make my childbirth extra special. It had to be CS because the son was in a transverse position. It was already late when hubby came back and I was then back into my room. Poor Ate, she wanted to be with us and was crying and she refused to sleep in Grandma’s house.
For every check-up that I had, for every ultrasound that was done, she was with me all the way, until the very minute I was about to give birth so I can just imagine her wanting to be with me.
I was brought to the delivery room very early the next day. I prayed to the Lord to give me strength to go through this childbirth and that my son would turn out to be fine and healthy. I was still awake when they were cutting me up. I even heard a nurse exclaim “Ang laki!” when they got my son. I heard his first cry then they gave him to me after he was washed. His cry must have been one of the sweetest sounds I have ever heard. Oh, how wonderful it was to feel him, to smell his lovely smell. When he was roomed-in with me after a few hours, I can say that he is the most adorable baby boy I have ever seen. He has to be, he is our son! 
Now he would be turning six years old in a few hours and a lot has changed. He refuses to be called baby boy. He is growing up to be a responsible and thoughtful little man. He has lost a tooth. He is being schooled at home and taught by us. He can chat to relatives through his YM account. He even had his first post in our homeschooling blog. All I can say for now is, “Thank you God for this blessing of having the son in our life.”
