I learned something new today!
Hip! Hip! Hooray!
Tunay na araw ng kalayaan ng Pilipinas, ng ating Inang bayan.
Homework ko po ito and Mommy helped me with research and how to summarize the information we got from Wikipedia. The question was: "Kailan ang tunay na kalayaan ng Pilipinas?"
Here's what we got:
Ang pagpapahayag ng kalayaan ng Pilipinas ay ginanap noong Hunyo 12, 1898 ngunit hindi ito kinilala ng Estados Unidos at ng Espanya. Dahil dito, nagkaroon ng tinatawag ngayong Digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano kung saan natalo ang Pilipinas at nahuli ng Estados Unidos si Emilio Aguinaldo. Nagkaroon pa rin ng maliliit na pag-alsa noong mga sumunod na taon.
Nang matapos ang Ika-2 Digmaang Pandaigdig ipinagkaloob ng Estados Unidos ang kalayaan noong ika-4 ng Hulyo sa bisa ng Kasunduan sa Maynila noong 1946. Ipinagdiwang ang Hulyo 4 bilang Araw ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas hanggang noon lamang Agosto 4, 1964. Nang dahil sa payo ng mga dalubhasa sa kasaysayan at mga makabayan, nilagdaan ni dating Pangulong Diosdado Macapagal ang Batas Pambansa Bilang 4166 kung saan itinakda bilang Araw ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas ang Hunyo 12, 1898. Bago pa man ang Batas Pambansang ito, ipinagdiriwang lamang ang Hunyo 12 bilang Araw ng Watawat ng Pilipinas.
So, this is what I have submitted as my homework today. I definitely learned about our history. Part of it because as my teachers and parents would tell me, Philippine history is rich. There are tons and bits of pieces of information that a lot of us do not really know plus the many details we already know.
Philippines is quite interesting! And beautiful! I am proud to be Pinoy!
5th Grader School Activities
Posting in behalf of my daughter, K.
This blog has been quite lonely for sometime now and I have been reminding K to visit and try to post at least a photo or two of what she's been doing at school. And since she either forgets to or neglects to, I will do the honor.
Last August, K got sick and had to absent herself from school for more than a week. When she got back, there were a lot to catch up - notes, lessons, projects. Since she was advised not to tire herself much especially during their breaks and P.E. time, you'd find her just sitting in a corner. She was even half-hearted in joining the Filipino declamation for their Linggo ng Wika celebration. Though she's memorized the piece, she was not present at school when the final list of participants were chosen. She just told herself that it's okay, there's still a next time. Surprisingly, one of the female participants backed out just 2 or 3 days before the contest, K replaced her. With so much enthusiasm, she told me about it. She didn't win but was happy with yet another declamation experience on stage...with a friend. This year's piece was entitled: "Sino Ang Mas Mahalaga? Ang Ina o Ama"? (ooppps! I think this isn't the exact title but it was a debate on that topic).
Come October, K portrayed as Black American along with some of her classmates for their school foundation day presentation. I am keeping this collage small since she didn't really want me to post it, actually, was forced to pose in front of the camera. He! He!
With this presentation, K learned about discrimination and how important it is to value a person despite his color. I have reiterated to her that one's physical attribute should not be of that importance, she should look in the person's heart. Our heart's desires and willingness to reach out and help others (with a smile!) makes us beautiful.
To be continued...
This blog has been quite lonely for sometime now and I have been reminding K to visit and try to post at least a photo or two of what she's been doing at school. And since she either forgets to or neglects to, I will do the honor.
Last August, K got sick and had to absent herself from school for more than a week. When she got back, there were a lot to catch up - notes, lessons, projects. Since she was advised not to tire herself much especially during their breaks and P.E. time, you'd find her just sitting in a corner. She was even half-hearted in joining the Filipino declamation for their Linggo ng Wika celebration. Though she's memorized the piece, she was not present at school when the final list of participants were chosen. She just told herself that it's okay, there's still a next time. Surprisingly, one of the female participants backed out just 2 or 3 days before the contest, K replaced her. With so much enthusiasm, she told me about it. She didn't win but was happy with yet another declamation experience on stage...with a friend. This year's piece was entitled: "Sino Ang Mas Mahalaga? Ang Ina o Ama"? (ooppps! I think this isn't the exact title but it was a debate on that topic).
To be continued...
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