Day 3 S6-W3 PPt THE SEASONS OF THE PHILIPPINES

THE SEASONS OF THE PHILIPPINES

1. THE SEASONS OF THE PHILIPPINES Here is where your presentation begins GRADE 6

2. How many are absent today?

3. Very good!

4. Classroom Rules 1. Sit Properly 2. Listen Carefully 3. Raise your hand if you want to answer 4. When I say “Eyes on me!” you will respond “Eyes on you”

5. Mystery Box

6. Long ago, in the lush green mountains of the Philippines, there lived a beautiful maiden named Magayon . She was known far and wide for her kindness, grace, and captivating beauty. Magayon spent her days tending to the rice fields, ensuring a bountiful harvest for her village. The Legend of Magayon and Panganoron

7. One day, while working in the fields, Magayon caught the eye of Panganoron , the god of the skies. Enthralled by her beauty, Panganoron descended from the heavens to court Magayon . They soon fell deeply in love, and their union brought joy and prosperity to the land.

8. However, their happiness was short-lived, for jealousy stirred in the heart of Ulap , the god of storms. Ulap harbored feelings for Magayon and resented her love for Panganoron . Consumed by envy, Ulap unleashed his fury upon the land, sending violent storms and torrential rains to destroy the rice fields and wreak havoc on the villagers.

9. Determined to protect her people and their livelihood, Magayon pleaded with Panganoron to intervene. With a heavy heart, Panganoron battled against Ulap , unleashing his mighty winds and lightning bolts to quell the storm. After a fierce struggle, Panganoron emerged victorious, restoring peace and harmony to the land.

10. As a token of their gratitude, the villagers honored Magayon and Panganoron with a grand celebration, known as the Harvest Festival. Each year, during the wet season when the rice fields are lush and green, the festival is held to give thanks for the blessings of the land and to celebrate the enduring love of Magayon and Panganoron ..

11. How does the story demonstrate the connection between the seasons and cultural activities?

12. The story revolves around the wet season, which is crucial for rice cultivation in the Philippines. The Harvest Festival celebrates the successful rice harvest and is held during this season.

13. What lessons can be learned from the story of Magayon and Panganoron ?

14. The story teaches the importance of resilience, cooperation, and gratitude in the face of adversity. It also highlights the cultural significance of rice cultivation and the role of traditions in fostering unity and perseverance.

15. GROUP ACTIVITY

16. SEASONS QUIZ

17. Heavy rainfall and frequent thunderstorms A Dry and hot weather B Cool temperatures and foggy mornings C Snowfall and freezing temperatures D What are the main characteristics of the wet season in the Philippines?

18. The wet season in the Philippines typically occurs from June to November TRUE OR FALSE

19. It promotes the growth of crops and increases agricultural productivity. A It leads to droughts and water shortages, causing crop failures. B It has no significant impact on agriculture. C It causes flooding, destroying crops and agricultural land. D How does the wet season affect agriculture in the Philippines?

20. The dry season in the Philippines is characterized by cooler temperatures and more rainfall TRUE OR FALSE

21. Harvest festivals celebrating successful rice cultivation A Beach outings and vacations B Christmas celebrations and parades C Fireworks displays and lantern festivals D What cultural activities or traditions are associated with the wet season in the Philippines?

22. Direction: Write WS if it is Wet Season, DS if Dry Season. _____1. It rains a lot, so we have to use umbrellas and raincoats when we go to school or play outside. _____2. It's really hot, so we drink a lot of water and wear light clothes to stay cool. _____3. Farmers plant rice and other crops during this season because there's enough water for them to grow. _____4. There are typhoons, so we have to stay indoors and be safe. _____5. In the this season, we can go swimming because there's not much rain and the weather is nice and sunny. EVALUATION

23. _____6. During this season, there might be floods, so we have to be careful and avoid going near rivers or low-lying areas. _____7. Some fruits like mangoes and durian are in season during certain times of the year, so we get to enjoy them more during those times. _____8. We have holidays and festivals like Christmas and New Year's Eve during the cool months of this season. _____9. During this season, we might have to cancel outdoor activities like picnics or sports events because of the rain. _____10. This season is important for filling up our dams and reservoirs, so we have enough water to use during the dry season. EVALUATION