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Aloha & Mabuhay! Kumusta po kayo? Welcome to our one-of-a-kind summer cultural enrichment program designed for young children to preserve and nurture the rich Filipino heritage through fun, interactive activities [songs, dances, language, storytelling, food, martial arts and more]. Maraming salamat po!
Filipino for Kids Summer 2011: Session 1
Filipino for Kids Summer 2011: Session 1 [June 18]
During the first session, we learned the following:
• Overview of the Philippines [history & culture & language]
• "Masaya kung Sama-Sama" song
• Introduce self: Ako si ___________
• Greet through the song with motions: "Magandang umaga po!" [tanghali, hapon, gabi]
• Legend of the Ampalaya [Legend of the Bittermelon]
• "Bahay Kubo" song
• Show & Tell & Feel: Bahay Kubo veggies
• Click to see Session 1 PHOTOS
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HOMEWORK for next session:
• Sing & memorize songs: Masaya Kung Sama-Sama; "Magandang Umaga Po!," "Bahay Kubo"
• Color your Philippine map
• Finish coloring your Bahay-Kubo vegetable
• Read & do your reading log & weekly book report
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During the session 2, we learned the following:
• Reviewed previous sessions songs & lessons
• "Kumusta ka?" song
• Alamat ng Pinya [Legend of the Pineapple Fruit]
• Alamat ng Pinya [Legend of the Pineapple Fruit]
• Played "Bahay Kubo" board game
• Learned about Escrima
• New songs: "Paa, Tuhod, Balikat, Ulo" [parts of the body song]
"Isa, Dalawa, Maraming Baka" [number song]
• Click to see Session 1 PHOTOS
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HOMEWORK for next session:
• Make your Sipa & bring it to next session
• Read & do your reading log & weekly book report
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During session 3, we learned the following:
• Reviewed previous sessions songs & lessons
• Played Sipa
• Alamat ng Palay [Legend of the Rice Grain]
• Learned about Colors & Shapes c/o Jollibee
• Colored Philippine flag
• Learned about Alibata / Baybayin [Philippine ancient script]
• New Song: "Sino ang Pilipino?"; "Nasaan ang Pamilya?"
• Click to see Session 1 PHOTOS
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HOMEWORK for next session:
• Family Tree; Tungkol sa Sarili Ko
• Read & do your reading log & weekly book report
During the first session, we learned the following:
• Overview of the Philippines [history & culture & language]
• "Masaya kung Sama-Sama" song
• Introduce self: Ako si ___________
• Greet through the song with motions: "Magandang umaga po!" [tanghali, hapon, gabi]
• Legend of the Ampalaya [Legend of the Bittermelon]
• "Bahay Kubo" song
• Show & Tell & Feel: Bahay Kubo veggies
• Click to see Session 1 PHOTOS
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HOMEWORK for next session:
• Sing & memorize songs: Masaya Kung Sama-Sama; "Magandang Umaga Po!," "Bahay Kubo"
• Color your Philippine map
• Finish coloring your Bahay-Kubo vegetable
• Read & do your reading log & weekly book report
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Filipino for Kids Summer 2011: Session 2
Filipino for Kids Summer 2011: Session 2 [June 25]During the session 2, we learned the following:
• Reviewed previous sessions songs & lessons
• "Kumusta ka?" song
• Alamat ng Pinya [Legend of the Pineapple Fruit]
• Alamat ng Pinya [Legend of the Pineapple Fruit]
• Played "Bahay Kubo" board game
• Learned about Escrima
• New songs: "Paa, Tuhod, Balikat, Ulo" [parts of the body song]
"Isa, Dalawa, Maraming Baka" [number song]
• Click to see Session 1 PHOTOS
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HOMEWORK for next session:
• Make your Sipa & bring it to next session
• Read & do your reading log & weekly book report
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Filipino for Kids Summer 2011: Session 3
Filipino for Kids Summer 2011: Session 3 [July 2]During session 3, we learned the following:
• Reviewed previous sessions songs & lessons
• Played Sipa
• Alamat ng Palay [Legend of the Rice Grain]
• Learned about Colors & Shapes c/o Jollibee
• Colored Philippine flag
• Learned about Alibata / Baybayin [Philippine ancient script]
• New Song: "Sino ang Pilipino?"; "Nasaan ang Pamilya?"
• Click to see Session 1 PHOTOS
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HOMEWORK for next session:
• Family Tree; Tungkol sa Sarili Ko
• Read & do your reading log & weekly book report
Filipino For Kids 2008 Session 3: Sipa, Malong & Jeepney Activities
Fil4Kids2008 Session 2: computer, halo-halo making & escrima
Overview of the Filipino for Kids Summer Program
Filipino for Kids started in 2005 with a $1,000 mini-grant from the UH SEED Diversity Grant, $200 from the UPAA-Hawaii, and a discounted rate at the Filipino Community Center
NCCA Children's Corner
Tagalog for Kids Flashcards with CD, learning guide & chart
My Filipino Word Book
Filipino-American History Curriculum
Pedoy Escrima: Filipino Martial Arts
UH Katipunan Club
Filipino Community Center
UPAA-Hawaii
FILIPINO FOR KIDS SPONSORS
The Filipino for Kids is an annual summer program sponsored by the UH Katipunan Club [Alumni & Friends] under the Filipino & Philippine Literature Program, UPAA-Hawaii, and the Filipino Community Center.
