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Filipino Lesson 5: Parts of the Body (Continuation)

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Here are just a few more body parts that your children can learn about:
Filipino Word: English Word/Equivalent
Utak: Brain
Isip: Mind
Puso: Heart
Baga: Lungs
Bato: Kidney
Atay: Liver

Filipino Lesson 4: Parts of the Body (Continuation)

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

Here are more words that you need to learn — still on body parts:
Filipino Word: English Word/Equivalent
Binti: Leg
Braso: Arm
Siko: Elbow
Kamay: Hand
Daliri: Finger
Palad: Palm

Filipino Lesson 3: Parts of the Body (Continuation)

Monday, July 3rd, 2006

We continue with other parts of the body that our kids need to learn about.
Filipino Word: English Word/Equivalent:
Leeg: Neck
Likod: Back
Balikat: Shoulder
Dibdib: Chest
Pusod: Belly Button
Tiyan: Stomach
Baywang or Bewang: Waist
Balakang: Hips
Puwet: Behind/Buttocks/Ass

Filipino Lesson 2: Parts of the Body

Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006

After learning to introduce one’s self, we move on to learning about Parts of the Body. This will come in several parts and for this particular lesson, we will focus on parts of the body from the chin up.
Here are some of the words our kids will need to learn:

Filipino Lesson 1: Introducing Yourself

Monday, May 1st, 2006

Today, I begin a series which will hopefully help parents teach their kids Filipino. Whatever I write down here, I will also use to teach my 9-year old son. Please bear with me as I intend to build this page over time. Hopefully, by the time this year is over, we would have covered a [...]

Writing a Book Report

Wednesday, March 29th, 2006

As students, we all went through writing book reports. Our kids are no different from us. From my experience as a parent, schools nowadays begin assigning books for our kids to read and evaluate starting Grade 2.

Building Good Study Habits

Sunday, February 26th, 2006

My husband Manuel says that anything done for 21 days straight becomes a habit. It’s probably true. My son is now in Grade 3 and although his study habits are still not perfect, my time spent with him in terms of reviewing his homework has drastically been reduced. Either he does his homework better now [...]

Teaching Today’s Kids Filipino

Monday, February 6th, 2006

If like me, you were born in the mid- to late 1960’s, chances are you never had any problems speaking Filipino or what we used to call Tagalog as children. You most likely had your fill of those early afternoon LVN and Sampaguita movies, watched Piling-Piling Pelikulang Pilipino (Specially Chosen Filipino Movies), and listened with [...]