Lesson 21
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The poem describes what it means to be Filipino from the perspective of a Filipino child. It discusses having brown skin and black hair, living happily with family including parents, siblings, grandparents, uncles and aunts. It mentions enjoying traditional Filipino games and food like adobo on family gatherings. It also notes showing respect to elders by kissing their hands as a way of saying hello or goodbye, which is part of what makes one Filipino.
Lesson 21
- 1. I Am a Filipino By Dali Soriano
- 2. I am a Filipino I am proud to be one. My black hair and brown skin,
- 3. Perfectly baked by sun. I live happily with my parents, Brothers, sisters – we
- 4. are one. Lolo, lola, uncles, and aunts, On fiestas we have fun.
- 5. I play Filipino games – Sipa, taguan, palosebo. I love Filipino food,
- 6. My favorite is adobo. I kiss the hand of my elders, To say goodbye or hello.
- 7. This makes me a Filipino, Polite, respectful, and true.
- 8. Lets have an ´¡³¦³Ù¾±±¹¾±³Ù²â…
- 9. Get a partner and complete the web.
- 10. Name of your Partner _____________ What does he/she look like?
- 11. Remember This…
- 12. A Filipino child has fair and brown skin with black hair, loves to play, helps his/her family, and respects all elders.
- 13. I Can Do ±õ³Ù…
- 14. Introduce your partner to the class. Tell the class about your partner.
- 15. I’m __________ and I’ll tell you something about ___________.
- 16. ____’s hair is ___ and her/his skin is _____. He/She likes to eat ___, ___, and ___.
- 17. He/She likes to play ___, ___, and ___. He/She lives with his/her ______.
- 18. He/She is proud to be a Filipino.