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Carabao: Farmer's Bestfriend

Philippines is a tropical country. Majority, the livelihood of the Filipinos is farming. In the farm, a farmer needs a little helper to plow the soil. For a well-off farmer, they used cultivator a machine that helps them to plow the soil. But, for the tenant farmer, carabao is their little helper.

My niece lives in far flung area somewhere in the Sur loves to ride the carabao heading to the farm. She likes being with her parents and big sister. Though it is not safe to bring the tots to the farm but, it is better to bring them on the farm than leaving them alone in the house.

 The typical Filipino lifestyle. This is the real scene of the Filipinos lives in the farm. They work hard in the farm to provide the basic needs of their family. And carabao is a huge help for them.

Have a wonderful Friday, everyone.

Making of Bookmark

yesterday, i told my learners to bring cardboard and crayon. the other materials needed for bookmark making brought by me.

i presented to them the mechanics and procedures in making of bookmark.


the bookmark making:

here are their outputs:

the prize:

the cute judges:

the bookmark garnered 4 approved from the cute judges is:

Funny Faces of....

sandra and junald...

Yeah...my apolgy to these kids...hehehe i made fun at them. it was a lousy day for me. so, i asked, sandra to do something funny. Since, we left at home. later on, junald joined us...mmm i asked junald to imitate what sandra doing..hahaha these kids made my day...

Good Deed

hehehe..after class, these two best friends of mine visited me in my classroom. fortunately, a fish vendor sold me fish. i bought 1 kilo cost P50.00..

I had to carry the cellophane heading for home to cook the fish. Little girl named, sandra, 2 years old, got the cellophane from my hand. she wanted to bring it. i gave it to her. the little boy, junald, 3 years old, saw what sandra did so he wanted to carry the cellophane also.

Hayan na nag-aagawan na sila!

Here na me to rescue hehehe. i told them to hold each ear of the cellophane.

hmmmm...good children. they listened to their nanny hehehe

see...they carried it very carefully by using their two hands...hehehe

sorry mga langga...i need to walk fast...see u at home...:-)muahhh hehehe

Tots

Little Children are like angels
They are GOD’s Cherubim in the land
They give us joy, satisfaction and sometimes irritation...LOL
They are what they are- cute, innocent, sweet and lovable.

Ladies and Gentlemen meet the cute, innocent, sweet and lovable angels of Brgy. Sidlakan, S.C.

Cassandra . She is two year old. So active and talkative

Cassandra and Kia . They are the same age. and they are good friends.

Charmie . She is three years old. Shiny hair huh.

Jhunald . He is two years old.

Gwen Stefan . She is two years old also.

Rheans . The best dancer among them. Very jolly kid. She just turned three last 14.

Marry . The oldest. She is 5 years old.

Kia . So chubby. She is two years old. Her mother died one year ago.

Nicole . So cute. He is two years old.

Michael . The cutest of all. He is 4 months old.

Classroom Christmas Party

I arrived on December 15 in my station. When the children saw me descending from the motorboat, they shouted out loud and jumped happily. They hurriedly approached me, picked all my things and carried it all headed for my house. They asked me if the party will push through. I nodded my head to answer their simple question. I know they are super excited about it. Their smiles proved how excited they were.

December 16, the date the children waited for. Early morn, they knocked the door of my house and got their gifts. They immediately took a bath in the well while I was busy preparing food for the party. (Of course, I'm not a good cook, I asked someone to do it for me. Special thanks to Dumandan Family).

The party started at 10:00 AM. They presented dances, songs and poems. They wore sexy and beautiful dresses. They were all beautiful and handsome that day. I worried that the chocolates I bought may not be enough for them. Fortunately, they were satisfied of what they received. Truly, Christmas is for the children.

God bless:-)