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It may be used as an introduction to a lesson on Filipino action words or verbs ( pandiwa). If you are a public school teacher, please use your DepEd Email to maximize its purpose.The PDF file below is a short reading exercise in Filipino about everyday things a child can do with his or her two hands. IMPORTANT: You MUST BE LOGGED IN to your GMAIL ACCOUNT to be able to download these materials. This way, we can develop a helping community of educators who generously share their knowledge and useful materials to attain our common goal, to educate kids the best way possible. We also would like to encourage you to share your reading or any instructional materials to help our fellow teachers and learners in their teaching-learning process. You can print and send it to your learners so they can continue to learn even while at home. In which case, this set of materials you are about to download can help you in improving your learners' reading and comprehension skills. Improving the reading level of our learners requires effort and actual materials.

This is when teachers should step up and extend extra effort to make sure that they all get the education they deserve. With so many distractions and with less support of parents at home, some learners are getting behind. But along the way, guiding them to continue reading can be a bit challenging. In the beginning, teaching our learners to identify basic letter sounds seems to be quite easy especially when our learners are already at the age of getting ready to learn. Yes, they are fast-readers but the fact that they cannot answer the comprehension questions correctly proves that they are not fully equipped with the necessary skills to be considered as literates. Many learners are still tagged as non-readers because of this matter.

Simply click on the download link below the image to get your FREE AND DIRECT copy.Īs many of us know, literacy is not only about being able to read but it is about being able to understand what you read. Download for FREE this set of Pagsasanay sa Pagbasa reading materials which you can use to develop the reading skills of your learners.

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