Very Busy

August 21, 2011 From the Teacher No Comments

We have been very busy the past few weeks.

There was a mini-birthday celebration in school, field trips, and a Scouting leadership training.

Blog posts coming up soon.

Wait… trimester exams are coming up soon so…

List of 2011 Philippine Holidays

July 24, 2011 From the Teacher, In the News, Philippines No Comments

Here is a list of the 2011 Philippine Holidays, categorized as RH or Regular Holidays and SnD or Special Non-Working Days:

January 1, Saturday – New Year’s Day (RH)

April 9, Saturday – Araw ng Kagitingan (RH)

April 21 – Maundy Thursday (RH)

April 22 – Good Friday (RH)

May 1, Sunday – Labor Day (RH)

June 12, Sunday – Independence Day (RH)

June 20, Monday – 150th birth anniversary of Dr. Jose P. Rizal (SnD, as per Proclamation No. 154, s. 2011)

August 21, Sunday – Ninoy Aquino Day (SnD)

August 29, Monday – National Heroes Day (RH)

November 1, Tuesday – All Saints Day (SnD)

November 30, Wednesday – Bonifacio Day (RH)

December 25, Sunday – Christmas Day (RH)

December 30, Friday – Rizal Day (RH)

December 31, Saturday – Last Day of the Year (SnD)

Source: Philippine Gazette

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All levels in Quezon City, from preschool to high school have no classes tomorrow, July 25, 2011 as per DepEd due to the State of the Nation address.

Pantig

July 20, 2011 Filipino, From the Teacher, Grade 3 Lessons, Homeschoolers No More, Philippines, Younger Daughter No Comments

Pantig -ay ang bawat bukas ng labi sa pagbigkas ng salita.

-ang bawat pantig ay binubuo ng titik o kombinasyon ng mga titik.

Patinig

  • anak
  • elepante
  • ulan
  • utos
  • unan

Patinig/Katinig

  • itlog
  • isla
  • isda
  • aklat
  • antok

Katinig/Patinig

  • bata
  • puno
  • kamay
  • guro
  • timog

KPK Katinig/patinig/katinig

  • kalmot
  • bagyo
  • kanluran
  • baryo
  • kalbo

PKK Patinig/Katinig/Katinig

  • ekstra
  • angkan
  • angkin

KKPK Katinig/Katinig/Patinig/Katinig

  • trumpo
  • dram
  • presko
  • plantsa

KPKK Katinig/Patinig/Katinig/Katinig

 

  • nars
  • kard,
  • airport

 

ANCOP Global Walk 2011

July 20, 2011 Enrichment, From the Teacher, In the News, Philippines, Weekends 1 Comment

Walk for a Scholar Global Walk

Event date: August 21, 2011
Time: 5am to 8 am
Venue: SM Mall of Asia Grounds

ANCOP GLOBAL WALK 2011

I will walk for a scholar… walk with me!

Let ANCOP Answering the Cry of the Poor, be known, and together let us walk to raise funds for more scholars!

Change the world.. one child at a time! Walk with us on AUGUST 21, 2011 at the SM Mall of Asia. Be there beginning 4:00 AM!

Join the ANCOP Global Walk! Register through your Couples for Christ Chapters. Other people can join too!

Facebook Page Event: 2011 ANCOP Global Walk

ANCOP Facebook Page: CFC ANCOP

Unilab Ideas Positive

July 15, 2011 Enrichment, From the Teacher No Comments

Unilab Ideas Positive is looking for teams of 5 college students who have a vision of helping communities improve their sanitation, health and wellness.

More info on Unilab Ideas Positive here.

Visit Unilab Ideas Positive here.

 

Kayarian ng Salita

July 12, 2011 Filipino, From the Teacher, Grade 3 Lessons, Homeschoolers No More, Philippines, Younger Daughter No Comments

Payak

  • pulo
  • sariwa
  • gubat

Maylapi

  • kapuluan
  • napakasariwa
  • kagubatan

Inuulit

  • punung-puno
  • pira-piraso

Tambalan

  • bahaghari
  • balikbayan
  • silid-aralan

Rounding Off Numbers

July 6, 2011 Grade 3 Lessons, Homeschoolers No More, Mathematics, Younger Daughter No Comments

Rounding Off Numbers

  • Rounding off is estimation of numbers.

How to round off numerals

1. Identify the digit to be rounded off.

2.If the digit to the right of the number to be rounded is below 5.

3. If the digit to the right of the number to be rounded is 5 and above round up the number. When you:

A. Round Up

-add 1 to the digit to be rounded off and replace all digits to the right of the number to be rounded with zero.

B. Round Down

-copy the digit to be rounded off and replace all the digits on the right with zero.

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