Quick lesson and free worksheets to help learners recognize whether a word is an adjective or an adverb (pang-abay o pang-uri).
Category: Montessori-Inspired Worksheets
Worksheets to help kids master lessons in the Montessori curriculum
Mga Pang-Abay at Pariralang Pang-Abay – Free Filipino Worksheets
Quick lesson and free worksheets to help learners master the concept of pang-abay (adverbs) and pariralang pang-abay (adverbial phrase) and the different words they describe.
Lupang Hinirang (Pambansang Awit) and Panatang Makabayan Worksheets
Worksheets — from easy to difficult — designed to help learners commit the Lupang Hinirang and Panatang Makabayan to memory
Leaf Shapes – Montessori Botany
Get to know some of the most common leaf shapes and follow-up with a couple of worksheets for mastery.
Mga Probinsya ng Pilipinas – Araling Panlipunan Worksheets
Seven free worksheets to help students master the names and locations of the provinces of the Philippines
Pagbuo ng Salita Gamit ang Pantig
Quick lesson and 6 free printable and interactive worksheets for mastering forming Filipino words from various syllables (pagbuo ng salita mula sa pantig).
Mapa, Globo, Latitud, Longhitud, at Mga Espesyal na Guhit
Araling panlipunan and geography lesson and worksheets on maps, globes, latitude, longitude, and the imaginary lines of the earth
Changes in Solid Materials (Bent, Pressed, Hammered, Cut, Etc.)
Quick lesson on changes that solid materials undergo: how solids can be changed, what properties change, and what doesn’t change when they are bent, pressed, hammered, cut, etc. Free printable/interactive worksheets follow to aid with mastery.
Pangunahing Direksyon, Pangalawang Direksyon, Compass Rose, at North Arrow
A quick lesson and 4 free worksheets on the pangunahing direksyon, pangalawang direksyon, the compass rose, and the north arrow in the Philippine context.
Materials That Undergo Decay: Biodegradable and Nonbiodegradable Materials
Quick elementary science lesson and free worksheets on materials that undergo decay, biodegradable vs. nonbiodegradable waste, and the importance of decomposition.