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Luz's Clean and Pretty Routine

Luz talks about cleaning herself - washing her face, putting on a clean dress, trimming her nails, combing her hair. She asks if she is not pretty now that she is clean.

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Luz's Clean and Pretty Routine

Luz talks about cleaning herself - washing her face, putting on a clean dress, trimming her nails, combing her hair. She asks if she is not pretty now that she is clean.

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  • Cleaning Yourself
  • Flowers
  • Our School
  • Shellfish
  • Guess
  • The Rain
  • Flying Kites
  • Busy Children
  • How to Be Big and Strong
  • The Ugly Duckling
  • Our Friends
  • Helping Our Countrymen
  • Be Kind
  • Honest Ben
  • A Wish
  • Vegetables

Cleaning Yourself

Luz said,
“ I am clean and
pretty.
I wash my face.
I put on a clean dress.
I trim my nails.
I comb my hair.
Look at me.
Am I not pretty?”

1
1. Who is talking?
[Link] B. Luz C. A boy

2. What does she do with her face?


A. She washes it.
B. She combs it.
C. She cuts it.

3. What does she do with her nails?


A. She cleans them.
B. She trims them.
[Link] washes them.

[Link] does she do with her hair?


A. She cleans it.
B. She combs it.
C. She washes it.

[Link] does she say?


A. “I am clean and pretty.”
B. “I am big and strong.”
C. “I am strong and healthy.”

Flowers
The sampaguita is a
flower.
It is white and it is
smells sweet.
The sampaguita is our
national flower.
The gumamela is a
flower too.
It does not smell sweet.
Some gumamela
flowers are red.
Some are pink and some are
white.
3

1. Which is our national flower?


[Link]
B. Gumamela
C. Rose
2. How does the sampaguita smell?
A. Bad
B. Sweet
C. No smell

[Link] flower does not smell sweet?


A. Camia
B. Sampaguita
C. Gumamela

4. Which is not a flower?


A. Butterfly
B. Gumamela
C. Sampaguita

[Link] there a white gumamela?


A. Yes
B. No
C. Did not say

Our School
Our school is big.
It is beautiful.
We have a flag in
front of our school.
We have a garden in
our school, too.
Our school is clean.
We help clean our
school.

[Link] does the story tell about?


A. House
B. School
[Link]

[Link] word tells about the school?


A. Small
B. Dirty
C. Beautiful
[Link] do we do to make our school clean?
A. Play inside
B. Help clean
C. Put paint

[Link] do we have in front of our school?


A. flag
B. house
C. store

5. What else has our school?


A. garden
B. flowers
C. grass

Shellfish
“Mother, what’s this?”
Sherbert asked showing a
shell she found on the
beach. “That is an empty
home of a small animal
called shellfish. Shellfish
has soft body so it needs
hard shell to protect it
from starfish, crabs, fish
or even birds.
7
1. Who found a shell?
A. Mother
B. Sherbet
C. Fisherman

[Link] did she find the shell?


A. On the beach
B. In the sea
C. In the yard

[Link] animal lived in the shell?


A. Fish B. Crab [Link]

[Link] kind of body does a shellfish have?


A. Hard
B. Soft
C. Hairy

[Link] sea animal eats shellfish?


A. Fish
B. Dog
C. Cat

Guess
“Can you guess who I
am?asked Tito.
“ I teach children.
I teach them to read and
write.
I teach them to be good.
I teach them how to
Be polite and helpful.”
9
1. Who is talking in the story?
[Link]
B. Brother
[Link]

2. What did he ask the other children to guess?


A. What he is
B. Where he is
C. Who he is

3. What does a teacher teach in school?


A. Jump and run
B. Sleep and play
C. Read and write

[Link] else does she teach in school?


A. How to eat
B. How to cross the street
C. How to be good

[Link] else does she teach the children?


A. To watch TV
B. To be polite and helpful
C. To go home
10

The Rain
It is raining.
“ It is raining hard,” said
Lani.
The rain is falling on the
houses
The rain is falling on
the trees.
There is water on the
streets.
“I will not go to school
today,”said Tita.
“ I might catch cold,”
11

1. Who will not go to school?


A. Tita B. Lani C. A girl

2. Why will she not go to school?


A. It is cold. B. It is raining. C. It is warm.

[Link] filled the streets with water?


A. Wind B. Clouds C. Rain

4. Where is the rain falling?


A. On houses and trees
B. In the classroom
C. In the garden

5 Why will Tita not go to school?


A. She may catch cold.
B. She has no umbrella.
C. She will play.

12
Flying Kites

“Let us fly our kites,”said Celo.


“It is good to fly kites now.
The wind will help us fly our
kites.
The boys made their kites fly.
They had blue kites, red kites,
greenkites, and yellow kites.
Their kites went up, up in the
sky.
They looked like birds up in the
sky.
13

1. Who asked the boys to fly kites?


A. Celo B. Celso C. Cenon
2. What helped them fly the kites?
A. Wind B. Rain C. Clouds

3. What are the colors of the kites?


A. White, black, orange
B. Green, white, yellow
C. Blue, red, green, yellow

4. Where did the kites fly?


A. Up in the sky
B. Up on the trees
C. Up on the houses

5. What did the kites look like?


A. Birds
B. Clouds
C. Sheep

14

Busy Children
It was Saturday.
“Let us clean the house,”
said Gloria.
“I will clean the yard,”said
Nilo.
“ I will pull out the grass.
I will sweep the yard.
I will burn the dry leaves.”
“I will water the plants,
said Lina.
15
1. What day was it?
A. Monday B. Saturday C. Friday

2. Who asked that they clean the house?


[Link] B. Mother C. Gloria

[Link] will Nilo do?


A. He will clean the garden.
B. He will help clean the house.
C. He will clean the yard.

[Link] will Nilo do with the grass?


A. Water them
B. Plant them
C. Pull them out

5. Who will water the plants?


A. Lina
B. Nilo
C. Gloria

16

HOW TO BE BIG AND STRONG

Berto is big and strong.


He eats good breakfast
before he goes to
school.
He drinks milk.
He eats vegetables, too
He plays in the yard.
These things help Berto
become big and strong.

17
1. Who is the boy in the story?
A. Tito B. Berto C. Lito

[Link] one tells about him?


A. He is big and strong.
B. He is small and thin.
C. He is lazy.

3. What does Berto eat before he goes to


school?
A. A good dinner
B. A good breakfast
C. A good supper

4. What other things make Berto big and


strong?
A. Milk and vegetables
B. Coffee and candy
C. Milk and coffee

5. Where does Berto play?


A. In the house
B. In the yard
C. Under the sun

18

The Ugly Duckling


Mother Duck sat on her eggs to
hatch.
One morning, the eggs began to
crack.
Five pretty chicks came out of
their shells.
But one egg had not hatched.
So Mother Duck sat down to
wait.
Then the egg finally cracked.
Out came a chick with ugly
feathers.
That chick was not a duckling.
It was a beautiful swan when it
grew up.

19

1. What did Mother Duck do?


[Link] on her eggs
B. Swam in the pond
[Link] with her chicks

[Link] did Mother Duck sit on her eggs?


A. To hide them
B. To crack them
C. To hatch them
[Link] many eggs were hatched first?
A. four B. five C. six

[Link] kind of chick came out last?


[Link] duckling
B. Big Duckling
[Link] Duckling

[Link] it grew up, the ugly duckling was


actually a______________.
[Link] hen
B. Wild turkey
[Link] swan

20

Our Friends
I love to see the birds
fly.
I love to hear their pretty
songs.
Birds are our friends.
They eat harmful insects
on our plants.
They are very pretty.
They make us happy.
We must be kind to birds.

21
1. What do we love to see?
A. Birds B. chickens C. Geese
[Link] do birds do?
A. They talk.
B. They fly.
C. They swim.
[Link] do we love to hear?
A. Birds’ song
B. Birds’ talk
C. Birds’ call
[Link] do birds do for us?
A. They make us sad.
B. They make us happy.
C. They make us angry.
[Link] do birds help us?
A. They eat sweet fruits.
B. They eat harmful insects.
C. They eat green plants.

22

Helping Our Countrymen


“Let us go to Heng’s store,”
said Cora.
“I will buy a pencil”.
“Heng is a Chinese.
Aling Maria is a Filipino.
We should buy from Filipino
stores.
We should help Filipino
sellers”,Delia said.

23
[Link] did Cora want to buy?
A. Book B. Pencil C. A bag
[Link] would she buy a pencil?
A. At Heng’s store
B. At the market
C. At Aling Maria’s store
[Link] wanted to buy at Aling Maria’s store?
A. Cora B. The Children C. Delia
[Link] should we buy the things we need.
A. From Chinese stores
B. From Filipino stores
C. From any store
[Link] should we help?
A. Chinese sellers
B. Filipino sellers
C. Old sellers

24

Be Kind
Tito and Belen were going
home.
Tito saw a nest.
It has three little birds.
I will take the birds home,”
said Tito.
“No, Tito,” said Belen.
“For sure, the mother bird
will look for her baby birds.
Do not take them away.”
25
1. What did Tito see?
A. A hen’s nest
B. A bird’s nest
C.A duck’s nest
2. How many little birds were there?
A. four B. Three C. Two
[Link] did Tito want to do?
A. Take the birds home.
B. Sell the birds.
C. Cook the birds.
[Link] did not want Tito to take the birds home?
A. Mother B. Brother C. Belen
5. Who would look for the birds?
A. The Mother bird
B. Tito’s Mother
[Link]’s Sister

26

Honest Ben
Ben was on his way to school.
While walking, he found a
ten-peso bill.
He went to his teacher’s
room.
“Good morning, Miss
Reyes,” said Ben.
“I found this on the street.”
He gave the ten -peso bill to
his teacher.
27
1. Where was Ben going?
[Link] school
B. To church
[Link] the market

[Link] did he find?


A. A five-centavo coin
B.A ten-peso coin
C. A ten- peso bill

[Link] did Ben find it?


A. On the street
B. In the playground
C. In the classroom

[Link] whom did he give the money?


A. To his Mother
B. To his sister
C. To his teacher

[Link] word tells about Ben?


[Link] B. Honest C. Kind

28
A wish

I wish I were a
farmer
A farmer good and
wise,
I want to help my
countrymen
By growing lots of
rice.
29
1. What is the title of the poem?
A. A Farmer
B. A Wish
C.A Seller
[Link] does the one talking in the poem
want to be?
A. A farmer
B. A policeman
C.A seller
[Link] does he want to help?
[Link] in his town
B. People in his school
[Link] in his country
[Link] does he want to grow?
A. Lots of rice
B. Lots of corn
C. Lots of vegetables

[Link] kind of a farmer does he want to


be?
A. A lazy one
B. A big one
C. Good and wish

30

Vegetables
“Look, Father,”shouted
Leon.
“Our beans have fruits.
Our patola plants have
fruits, too.”
“Let us pick some of
them,”Father said.
“We shall sell them in the
market.
Mother will cook some, too.”
31
[Link] saw the fruits of the beans and the
patola?
A. Leon B. Father C. Mother
[Link] will they do with the fruits?
A. They will eat all of them
B. They will sell some and eat some.
C. They will give them away.

[Link] will Mother do with some of the fruits?


A. Give them away
B. Cook them
C. Throw them away

[Link] does Father want to do?


A. He wants to water the vegetables.
B. Cook them
C. Throw them away
[Link] will Father take the vegetables?
A. To the store
B. To the kitchen
C. To the market

32

Title of the Story Date Signature


[Link] Yourself
[Link]
[Link] School
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] Rain
[Link] Kites
[Link] Children
[Link] to be Big and Strong
[Link] Ugly Duckling
11. Our Friends
12. Helping Our Countrymen
13. Be Kind
14. Honest Ben
15. A Wish
16. Vegetables

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'The Ugly Duckling' uses transformation from an 'ugly' duckling to a 'beautiful swan' to symbolize self-discovery and acceptance. This metaphor highlights the journey of understanding one's true identity beyond superficial judgments, suggesting that personal growth leads to eventual self-realization and societal acceptance despite initial misperceptions .

'Honest Ben' underscores the importance of integrity and trustworthiness from a young age, portraying honesty as a core value worth upholding, even in seemingly minor situations. Ben's decision to return the found money to his teacher teaches that honesty builds trust and character, serving as a foundational lesson in ethical behavior .

The activities in 'Busy Children,' such as cleaning the house and yard, instill early habits of responsibility, teamwork, and contribution to community welfare. These activities encourage a sense of ownership and accountability for shared spaces, laying a foundation for community service and collective responsibility .

The narrative 'How to be Big and Strong' suggests an educational philosophy that emphasizes the role of nutrition and physical activity in developing strength and well-being. By advocating for a balanced diet and regular exercise, the story implies a holistic approach to health education, promoting habits that support physical development and vitality .

Belen's advice to Tito in 'Be Kind' underscores a theme of environmental ethics, advocating for empathy towards wildlife by urging Tito not to disturb the baby birds’ natural habitat. This narrative promotes the ethical responsibility of humans to respect nature and consider the well-being of wildlife, fostering an appreciation for ecological balance .

The prominent features of cleanliness, beauty, and the presence of a garden in the school environment suggest an educational value system that emphasizes orderliness, aesthetics, and a nurturing environment for learning. This indicates a broader educational philosophy that values discipline, appreciation of beauty, and environmental care .

The poem 'A Wish' uses farming as a metaphor for societal contribution and personal fulfillment, portraying the farmer's role in growing rice as a means to help countrymen and contribute to the greater good. It implies that personal satisfaction is derived from productive, altruistic work that supports community prosperity, highlighting farming as noble and socially beneficial .

The contrast between sampaguita and gumamela reflects cultural values in floral symbolism, with sampaguita's sweet scent and status as a national flower representing purity and national pride. Conversely, the gumamela, though colorful, lacks the sweet fragrance, illustrating differing aesthetics and possibly a lower symbolic importance in cultural context .

Luz's self-identity is heavily influenced by her cleanliness and outward appearance, which she associates with being 'pretty' and presentable. This connection highlights societal values placed on physical appearance and cleanliness as a reflection of personal identity, showcasing the significance of external presentation in self-perception .

The dialogue in 'Helping Our Countrymen' emphasizes national loyalty by advocating for purchasing from Filipino sellers, thus supporting local economy and community self-sufficiency. This narrative suggests an underlying theme of communal economic support interlinked with national pride and solidarity .

Cleaning Yourself
   Luz said,
   “ I am clean and
       pretty.
   I wash my face. 
   I put on a clean dress.
   I tri
A. She washes it.
              B. She combs it.
         C. She cuts it.
    3. What does she do with her nail
flower.
 It is white and it is 
    smells sweet. 
 The sampaguita is our 
    national flower. 
 The gumamela is a
B. Sweet
                C. No smell
     3.Which flower does not smell sweet?
                 A. Camia
We have a flag in 
   front of our school. 
   We have a garden in
   our school, too.
   Our school is clean.
   We help
3.What do we do to make our school clean?
        A. Play inside
        B. Help clean
       C. Put paint
   4.What do we
home of a small animal 
called shellfish. Shellfish 
has soft body so it needs 
hard shell to protect it 
from starfish, crab
C. Hairy
    5.What sea animal eats shellfish?
            A. Fish
            B. Dog
            C. Cat
8
Guess
I teach them how to
   Be polite and helpful.”
9
1. Who is talking in the story?
A.Tito
B.   Brother
C.Father
2. What did
10
             The Rain
   It is raining.
“ It is raining hard,” said
   Lani.
  The rain is falling on the
   houses
   The

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