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Araling Panlipunan 3 - Uri ng Mapa Short worksheet on different types of maps and their uses Araling Panlipunan 4 - Uri ng Mapa Short exercise on identifying types of maps based on pictures and descriptions.

Worksheets on special properties of Matter: Science 5 - Special Properties of Matter Short quiz on identifying the special properties described Science 5 - Special Properties of Matter Short quiz on identifying the special property described in the scenarios Science 5 - Special Properties of Matter Matching type quiz - match the special property with the scenario

Here is a worksheet on Tidal zones: Science 5 - Ecosystem: Tidal Zones in Estuaries Short worksheet on subtidal, supratidal, and intertidal zones

Worksheets on helping distinguish between physical and chemical changes in matter: Science 5 - Physical and Chemical changes in Matter  Super short quiz on changes in matter Science 5 - Physical and Chemical changes in Matter  Super short quiz on changes in matter

In truth, identifying character traits and emotions is, more often than not, a practice on inferring. Young readers will observe that authors almost never state out right if a character is obedient, responsible, excited, bored, etc. To be able to pinpoint the traits and feelings of a character, it is necessary to analyze what he or she does and says in the story.   Trait VS Emotion Before delving into any story, you must first be able to differentiate a trait from an emotion. This is to avoid any confusion when they start analyzing stories.  * Traits - this refers to the character's personality. It is how the character acts through out the story.  * Emotion - this refers to the character's temporary feeling. It is affected by what happens to him/her in the story. Example:            Luisa likes helping her mother with the house chores. She wakes up early every day so she can assist her mother in cooking breakfast and preparing packe...