Filipino - Pagsunod sa Panuto

Here are some worksheets that you may be able to use to teach this concept:

Filipino 2 - Pagsunod sa Panuto (Practice)
2-3 step instructions

Filipino 3 - Pagsunod sa Panuto (Practice)
2-3 step instructions

Alex's Reviewers for the 2nd MT

Hi 3H Students and Parents!

Click the links below to download Alex's reviewers. Reviewers for other subjects will be posted here soon. Study hard and good luck!

The diagnostic tests were used during our review session, along with other mini-activities (for AP and CLE) and quizzes for math. The simulated test was given to the participants so they can take it a day before the actual exam.

CLE Diagnostic Test

Math Diagnostic Test

Filipino 2 - Pagsunod sa Panuto (Practice)

Filipino 3 - Pagsunod sa Panuto (Practice)

Science Diagnostic Test

AP Diagnostic Test

Math - Guess and Check

Guess and check is a powerful tool in solving more difficult math problems (i.e. differential equations). 

One tool that we need to answer guess and check problems is the table. We need to be able to construct a table of our guesses to see if it is getting nearer the desired answer.

Here is an example of how to make good guesses and how to fill out a table:

Patrick collected leaves for a Science project. He was able to collect 45 long and short leaves. There are 9 more long leaves than short leaves. How many long leaves and short leaves was he able to collect?

What are the clues that you can use?

* There are two kinds of leaves, long and short.

* There are 9 more long leaves than short leaves.

* The total number of leaves is 45.

We will use these clues to complete this table. Because the total is a multiple of 5, it makes sense to make guesses that are multiples of 5 as well. 

Long leaves	Short Leaves	Long leaves + Short leaves	Long leaves - short leaves (should be 9)
35	10	45	35-10 = 25
30	15	45	30-15 = 15
25	20	45	25-20 = 5

 

Because the difference that we want is between 5 and 15, we know that the numbers we want are near these pairs: 30,15 and 25,20. Knowing that 9 is close to 5, we will start out next table with 26 and 19.

Long leaves	Short Leaves	Long leaves + Short leaves	Long leaves - short leaves (should be 9)
26	19	45	26-19 = 7
27	18	45	27-18 = 9

There we go. Now we know that there are 27 long leaves and 18 short leaves for Patrick's Science project.

Let’s try another problem.

A seamstress bought some pieces of red and gold ribbon from the store. Each piece of red ribbon is 9 meters long. Each gold ribbon is 8 meters long. She bought 11 pieces of ribbon. The sum of the ribbons’ length is 95 meters. How many pieces of red ribbon and gold ribbon did she buy?

What are the clues that you can use?

* There are two kinds of ribbons: red and gold.

* Each red ribbon is 9 meters long.

* Each gold ribbon is 8 meters long.

*The total pieces of ribbons is 11.

* The total length of the ribbons is 95 meters.

Red ribbon	Gold ribbon	Total number of pieces	Total length of red ribbons (x 9 meters)	Total length of gold ribbons (x 8 meters)	Combined length of ribbons (should be 95 meters)
10	1	11	10x9= 90	1x8= 8	90+8 = 98
9	2	11	9x9= 81	2x8= 16	81+16 = 97
8	3	11	8x9= 72	3x8= 24	72+24 = 96
7	4	11	7x9= 63	4x8= 32	63+32 = 95

So, we can say that there are 7 red ribbons and 4 gold ribbons.

I will post more problems for this topic soon.

English - Possessive form of Nouns

Here are worksheets for possessive form of nouns:

English 1 - Possessive form of nouns (Practice)
Short worksheet on rewriting sentences to show the possessive form of given nouns

English - Pronouns

Here are worksheets for pronouns:

English 3 - Pronouns and antecedents (Practice)
Short worksheet on identifying the antecedent of a given pronoun

English 3 - Pronouns and antecedents (Practice)
Short worksheet on identifying the pronoun and its antecedent 

English 4 - Subject Pronoun (Practice)
Short worksheet on using the subjective personal pronouns in sentences

English 4 - Personal Pronoun (Practice)
Short worksheet on using personal pronouns in sentences

English 4 - Subject & Object Pronoun (Practice)
Short worksheet on using the subjective and objective personal pronouns in sentences