This lesson introduces kids to the history of the Earth, from the time of its creation all the way up to the present. It is meant to be both impressionistic and humbling: to make children realize just how much time has passed and how much has happened on the Earth even before humans appeared.
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Araling Panlipunan Rehiyon VII: Quick Lesson and Free Worksheets
A quick lesson and free worksheets on the provinces, borders, topography, industries, livelihood, languages and places of interest in Rehiyon VII – Gitnang Visayas.
Two Parallel Lines Crossed by a Transversal (Montessori Geometry)
A quick lesson and worksheet on two parallel lines crossed by a transversal and the resulting congruent and supplementary angles.
Build Your Bisaya Vocabulary: Gugma (1 Cor 13)
An MTB Sinugboanong Binisaya (Cebuano) lesson and vocabulary quiz on gugma (love) based on the Bible passage in 1 Corinthians 13.
Montessori Geometry: Two Straight Lines Crossed by a Transversal
An introduction to two straight lines (not necessarily parallel) crossed by a transversal. Illustrates interior, exterior, alternate, consecutive, and corresponding angles.
Mga Katulong sa Pamayanan (Montessori Filipino Worksheets)
An introduction to mga katulong sa pamayanan (Filipino/Tagalog for community helpers) with free worksheets for grade 1 to grade 4.
Types of Roots (Montessori Botany Lesson, Quiz and Worksheet)
The two main types of root systems, an introduction to some specialized roots, and a quiz and worksheet to help with mastery.
Mga Punglihok o Berbo (MTB Sinugboanong Binisaya Worksheets)
A very quick introduction to verbs — called mga punglihok in Sinugboanong Binisaya — and free worksheets to help with mastery.
Montessori Great Lessons: The Story of the Coming of Humans
The coming of humans is one of the great lessons of Montessori. This video introduction (with transcript) touches on the timeline of humans on earth, the traits we have in common with other animals, and the vital differences that enabled our species to survive and thrive on this planet.
My Experience Buying Books from BookXcess Malaysia and Shipping to the Philippines (Review)
Will Philippine Customs charge an additional fee? Does the “international delivery” option deliver door-to-door or end up at the post office? I couldn’t find answers to my questions online so I decided to go ahead and try it myself: buy books online from BookXcess Malaysia and have them shipped to the Philippines.