Handling children's education is not easy especially if these children do not live "normally". Most of these children live in street with their family.
Activities for non schooling children category or the children who have never been to school must be planned carefully.

Pre-Writing Activities

Tracing dotted lines. Tracing the dotted lines to form a star.
Tracing dotted lines. Tracing the dotted lines to form different figures. (Clouds, leaf, heart, flower and cherries) Then coloring them with blue for the clouds, green for the leaf, red for the flower, heart and cherries.
Tracing vertical lines.
Tracing horizontal lines.
Tracing zigzag lines.
Tracing diagonal lines.
Tracing the circle.
Tracing the curve lines.


Kinds of Weather
First and Last Object
Same Object
Things used during sunny or rainy days.
Mga gamit tuwing tag-ulan o tag-araw.


Objects that can be Red.
Objects that can be Green.





Initial "b"/blue color
Parts of a tree/plant.

Bintudan tops 3rd week of Center Mall Weekly Blitz

Bintudan tops 3rd week of Center Mall Weekly Blitz

Harley Palangchao 
Sports, 7/17/2011 

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University of the Cordilleras chess team member Frederick Bintudan scored a perfect nine to take the third week of the on-going Weekly Blitz Tournament at the Baguio Center Mall (BCM) activity area.

Bintudan won over fellow players from other Baguio-Benguet Educational Athletic League schools to join Mark Castillo and Wilbur Suanding in the roster of winners this quarter.

With the win, Bintudan, Castillo, and Suanding have chances of joining first quarter winner John John Mendoza in the year ending finals of the tournament.

Geron Bas-ong of the Cordillera Career Development College lost twice for seven points to take second spot of the senior’s side, which is open to 13 years old and above. He lost to University of Baguio’s Lance Kindipan for his seven points.

Brylle Vinluan of the UB Laboratory Elementary School scored a perfect eight to take the third week of competition in the kiddies’ side, which is open to 13 years old and below.

Mark Limocon ended up fourth with 5.5 points as UB’s elementary and high school players dominated the kiddies division.
Vinluan this joined weekly winner Mark Quitlong of Baguio City National High School and the older Limocon, Marvin, also of UBLES.

BCM, meanwhile, announced it will serve as venue of the True Colors Inter-school Chess and Word war Tournament on Aug. 13 to 14 following the signing of an agreement between organizer We Can and the BCM.

Trial and Error

To you who must not be named! 

Just one of the so many trials happened within this year.

Itetem-An Ifugao-Tuwali Song

ITETEM

Itetem ta humgopak, 
Te teh tu an nakaktolak
An nalpuh nidaddawi
Nidaddawi-dawin boble
Itetem itetem inoh ta humgopak

Humgop ka humgop ka hi bale ta
Te neyan nakaktol ka hmm hmm
Humgopka hi bale ta te neyan nakaktol ka

Dumlig ka ta umbunak
Te teh tu an nakableyak
An nalpu nidaddawi
Nidaddawi-dawin boble
Dumlig kka Dumlig a inoh ta umbonak

Dumligak Dumligak ta umbon ta
Te neyan nakable ka hmm hmm 
Te neyan nakable ka Nunhilbi hi tatagu
Imnas (3x) balbalala Imnas
Balbalasibasem oh Imnas ay ay ay ay

Mun akud Ka ta mangan ta
Ti teh tu nakaaganganak
An nalpuh nidaddawi
Nidaddawi-dawin bole
mun akud ka mun akud ka inoh ta mangan ta

Mangan ta kanon tay intamu ta
Intamu ta an tinawon hmm hmm
Anun tay intamu ta intamu ta an tinawon

Iyabok mu ta malok ta
Ti teh tu makahuyhuyupak
An nalpuh nidaddawi
Nidaddawi-dawin bole
Iyabok mo Iyabok mu inoh ta malok ta

Hudhud: Summary of the tale of Aliguyon

This is a summary of a long tale chanted during the harvest in Ifugao.

Once upon a time, in a village called Hannanga, a boy was born to the couple named Amtalao and Dumulao. He was named Aliguyon. He was an intelligent, eager young man who wanted to learn many things, and indeed, he learned many useful things, from the stories and teachings of his father. He learned how to fight well and chant a few magic spells. Even as a child, he was a leader, for the other children of his village looked up to him with awe.

         

Upon leaving childhood, Aliguyon betook himself to gather forces to fight against his father’s enemy, who was Pangaiwan of the village of Daligdigan. But his challenge was not answered personally by Pangaiwan. Instead, he faced Pangaiwan’s fierce son, Pumbakhayon. Pumbakhayon was just as skilled in the arts of war and magic as Aliguyon. The two of them battled each other for three years, and neither of them showed signs of defeat.

         

Their battle was a tedious one, and it has been said that they both used only one spear! Aliguyon had thrown a spear to his opponent at the start of their match, but the fair Pumbakhayon had caught it deftly with one hand. And then Pumbakhayon threw the spear back to Aliguyon, who picked it just as neatly from the air.

         

At length Aliguyon and Pumbakhayon came to respect each other, and then eventually they came to admire each other’s talents. Their fighting stopped suddenly. Between the two of them they drafted a peace treaty between Hannanga and Daligdigan, which their peoples readily agreed to. It was fine to behold two majestic warriors finally side by side.    

Aliguyon and Pumbakhayon became good friends, as peace between their villages flourished. When the time came for Aliguyon to choose a mate, he chose Pumbakhayon’s youngest sister, Bugan, who was little more than a baby. He took Bugan into his household and cared for her until she grew to be most beautiful. Pumbakhayon, in his turn, took for his wife Aliguyon’s younger sister, Aginaya. The two couples became wealthy and respected in all of Ifugao.

Tagalog

Isang araw, noong unanang panahon, sa nayon ng Hannanga, ang mag-asawang Amtalao at Dumulao ay nabiyayaan ng isang anak na lalaki. Ang pangalan niya ay Aliguyon. Siya ay matalino at masipag matuto ng iba’t ibang bagay. Katunayan, ang napag-aralan niyang mahahalaga mula sa mga kasaysayan at pangaral ng kanyang ama ay marami. Natuto siya kung paano makipag-bakbakan nang mahusay, at paano umawit ng mga mahiwagang gayuma. Kaya kahit nuong bata pa, tiningala na siya bilang pinuno, at hanga ang mga tao sa kanya.

Nang mag-binata si Aliguyon, ipinasiya niyang sagupain si Panga'iwan, ang kaaway ng kanyang ama, sa nayon ng Daligdigan. Subalit ang sumagot sa kanyang hamon ay hindi si Panga'iwan. Ang humarap sa kanya ay ang mabangis na anak nito, siPumbakhayon, marunong ng hiwaga at bihasa rin sa labanan tulad niAliguyon.

Hindi naaling, pinukol ni Aliguyon ng sibat si Pumbakhayon. Kasing bilis ng kidlat, umiktad si Pumbakhayon upang iwasan ang sibat at, kagila-gilalas, sinalo sa hangin ang sibat ng isa niyang kamay! Wala pang isang kurap ng mata, binaligtad ni Pumbakhayon ang sibat at hinagis pabalik kay Aliguyon. Umiwas din si Aliguyon at sinalo rin ng isang kamay sa hangin ang humahagibis na sibat. Binaliktad din niya at ipinukol uli kay Pumbakhayon.

Pabalik-balik at walang tigil, naghagisan at nagsaluhan ng sibat siAliguyon at Pumbakhayon hanggang umabot ng 3 taon, hindi pa rin tumigil ang bakbakan, at walang nagpakita ng pagod o pagsuko. Subalit sa bangis at dahas ng kanilang paghahamok, kapwa sila humanga sa giting at husay ng kalaban, at pagkaraan ng 3 taong bakbakan, natuto silang igalang ang isa’t isa.

Biglang bigla, tumigil sina Aliguyon at Pumbakhayon at nahinto, sa wakas, ang bakbakan. Nag-usap at nagkasundo sila ng payapa (paz, peace) ng kanilang nayon ng Hannanga at Daligdigan. Buong lugod na sumang-ayon lahat ng tao sa 2 nayon, at ipinagdiwang nila ang kampihan ng 2 bayani.

Sa paglawak ng katahimikan, umunlad ang dalawang nayon. Naging matalik na magkaibigan sina Aliguyon at Pumbakhayon. Nang sapat na ang gulang ni Aliguyon, pinili niyang asawa si Bugan, ang batang-batang kapatid na babae ni Pumbakhayon. Inalagaan niya sa bahay si Buganhanggang lumaki itong napaka-gandang dalaga.

Ang pilining asawa naman ni Pumbakhayon ay ang kapatid na babae ni Aliguyon, si Aginaya. Ang dalawang pamilya ay yumaman at iginalang ng lahat sa Ifugao.