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Tagalog Daily Lesson 2 is a book for people who want to learn how to speak Filipino (Tagalog). In this lesson you can learn how to talk about hobbies in Tagalog. For the most part, it has English translations for easy understanding. We highly recommend this material for teachers and students.Also download Tagalog Daily Lesson 1 if you haven't done so.Follow our TPT shop for the next Tagalog Daily lessons.

#DISTANCE LEARNINGThese No-Print - No-Prep 20 FILIPINO LANGUAGE CONSONANTS H,K and L is great for beginning Filipino/ Tagalog language learners. A great alternative for dictionaries and worksheets!How to use the cards:Kids will look at the picture then the word.Then drag and drop the correct "katinig" or "consonant" to complete the word. Easy and fun!Why BOOM Cards™?EngagingSelf-checkingInteractiveNo PrepSuper funWhat do you need to do to get started with your BOOM cards™?*Create an Account with

Tagalog Daily Lesson 1 is a book for people who want to learn how to speak Filipino (Tagalog). For the most part, it has English translations for easy understanding. We highly recommend this material for teachers and students. The author, Jonna Callie Librea, has been creating content for Tagalog learners for many years. Find all other helpful resources at Free Tagalog Video Tutorials.Next Lesson/s:Tagalog Daily Lesson 2Follow our TPT shop for more upcoming Tagalog resources.

The Colors in Tagalog Printables and/or clip art. ***Please take a look at the thumbnails and download the free sample so you can see what the crayons look like.***INCLUDED HERE:Both in PDF and PNG formatsBoth in COLOR and BLACK AND WHITEBoth POSTERS and INDIVIDUAL color imagesThank you!If you are interested in Filipino Languages, you may like these as well:Crayon Set in Tagalog (Over 200 Images)Tagalog Colors - ShellsTagalog Numbers - Posters and Printables

#DISTANCE LEARNINGThese No-Print - No-Prep 20 FILIPINO LANGUAGE CONSONANTS B,D and G is great for beginning Filipino/ Tagalog language learners. A great alternative for dictionaries and worksheets! How to use the cards:Kids will look at the picture then the word.Then drag and drop the correct "katinig" or "consonant" to complete the word. Easy and fun!Why BOOM Cards™?EngagingSelf-checkingInteractiveNo PrepSuper funWhat do you need to do to get started with your BOOM cards™?*Create an Account wit

#DISTANCE LEARNINGThese No-Print - No-Prep 20 FILIPINO LANGUAGE CONSONANTS M,N and NG is great for beginning Filipino/ Tagalog language learners. A great alternative for dictionaries and worksheets!How to use the cards:Kids will look at the picture then the word.Then drag and drop the correct "katinig" or "consonant" to complete the word. Easy and fun!Why BOOM Cards™?EngagingSelf-checkingInteractiveNo PrepSuper funWhat do you need to do to get started with your BOOM cards™?*Create an Account wit

#DISTANCE LEARNINGThese No-Print - No-Prep 20 FILIPINO LANGUAGE CONSONANTS T, W and Y is great for beginning Filipino/ Tagalog language learners. A great alternative for dictionaries and worksheets!How to use the cards:Kids will look at the picture then the word.Then drag and drop the correct "katinig" or "consonant" to complete the word. Easy and fun!Why BOOM Cards™?EngagingSelf-checkingInteractiveNo PrepSuper funWhat do you need to do to get started with your BOOM cards™?*Create an Account wit

#DISTANCE LEARNINGThese No-Print - No-Prep 20 FILIPINO LANGUAGE FILIPINO LANGUAGE VOWELS A, E,I, O and U is great for beginning Filipino/ Tagalog language learners. A great alternative for dictionaries and worksheets!How to use the cards:Kids will look at the picture then the word.Then drag and drop the correct "patinig" or "vowel" to complete the word. Easy and fun!Why BOOM Cards™?EngagingSelf-checkingInteractiveNo PrepSuper funWhat do you need to do to get started with your BOOM cards™?*Create

#DISTANCE LEARNINGThese No-Print - No-Prep 20 FILIPINO LANGUAGE CONSONANTS P, R and S is great for beginning Filipino/ Tagalog language learners. A great alternative for dictionaries and worksheets!How to use the cards:Kids will look at the picture then the word.Then drag and drop the correct "katinig" or "consonant" to complete the word. Easy and fun!Why BOOM Cards™?EngagingSelf-checkingInteractiveNo PrepSuper funWhat do you need to do to get started with your BOOM cards™?*Create an Account wit

Learn how to write Baybayin, an ancient Filipino script, using this worksheet. :)

Need a quick Hello photo prop for school, home or a community project or bulletin board? These Hello Speech Bubbles in over 35 different languages are ready to print and fun to use. Three editable blank bubble templates are also included to add other languages or names. Laminate, attach a wooden stick and watch the smiles begin. Great for photo booth props, ice breakers and back to school bulletin boards!LANGUAGES REPRESENTED:ArabicBulgarianBurmeseCantoneseChineseCreeDutchEnglishFarsiFrenchGerma

This multicultural resource is designed to be used with your students in person or virtually. It includes hello greetings in 24 different languages. It can be used as a greeting during morning meetings throughout the school year!How to Use this Resource:•"Present" the home page on Google Slides. Click the language you would like to practice. You will be redirected to that page. Watch the short video clip and greet each other in that language. Click the arrow to take you back to home page. Drag a

This set includes 50 welcome signs with many countries, and multiple languages.This set includes: U.S.A - English, India - Hindi, India - Tamil, India - Bengali, India - Malayalam, India - Gujarati, India - Telugu, India - Kannada, India - Punjabi, India - Urdu, Iceland - Icelandic, Pakistan - Urdu, Serbia - Serbian, Mexico - Spanish, China - Mandarin, Croatia - Croatian, Israel - Hebrew, Jamaica - English, Lithuania - Lithuanian, Philippines - Filipino, Canada - English, Canada - French, Georgi

This mini-unit will supplement any Christmas or Holidays Around the World unit to successfully teach about Christmas Traditions in the Philippines. Included:Book ListVocabulary cards in TagalogColorful information pageMini-book for students to readWorld Map with a cutaway of The PhilippinesStudent sheet to fill out with information learnedVenn Diagram to compare and contrast traditionsWriting pagesParol ornament craft (two versions)Visit my blog Teaching With Style for more ideas, lessons, free

When printed double sided, these flashcards of dolch sight words have English on one side, and a translation on the back in sets of various languages. It is helpful if you are trying to give meaning to sight words to students who are learning to read English while simultaneously beginning to learn English.Language sets Include:AlbanianAmharicArabicArmenianAzerbaijaniBengali (Bangla)Burmese (Myanmar)Chinese (Simplified)CzechEnglish onlyFarsi (Persian, Dari)FrenchGeorgianGermanGreekGujaratiHaitian

Hello! I hope you enjoy this quick and easy to teach lesson on Filipino heritage & Filipino leaders. This set includes quick facts in kid-friendly wording about the Philippines and 6 Filipino leaders, accompanied by 7 simple worksheets/coloring pages (PDFs). Each topic also includes simple discussion question(s). SEPTEMBER 2022 UPDATE: Larry Itliong has been added! Thank you to the TPT user who asked last year. Ideas/pacing for teaching: -Teach over the course of 1 week (introduce 1-2 topics

These 1938 visual schedule and daily routine communication cards or labels (102 per resource) can be helpful with your new Ukrainian (Ukraine), Russian (Russia), Spanish, Portuguese, French, Indian (India, Hindi), Punjabi/Panjabi (Punjab, India), Chinese (Simplified, Mandarin), Hong Kong (Traditional Chinese, Cantonese), Vietnamese (Vietnam), Afghan (Dari), Iranian (Farsi), Italian (Italy), German (Germany), Polish (Poland), Korean (Korea), Japanese (Japan) or Tagalog (the Philippines, Filipino)

Make sure all of your students feel welcome in music class with this bright and colorful bulletin board, featuring children from all over the world saying the word "music" in 20 different languages.The following languages are included:Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, English, Arabic, Bangla, Russian, Danish, French, Persian, Hebrew, Filipino, Shona, Swahili, Yoruba, Hungarian, German, Indonesian, and Japanese.**********************************************************Thank you for viewing my

These 612 visual schedule and daily routine communication cards or labels (102 per resource) can be helpful with your new Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Filipino (Tagalog, Philippines) and Hong Kong refugee students from foreign countries in Asia who struggle with English as a second language (ESL, EFL, ELL). These translation cards have the phrases and words in both English and the foreign language. Welcome and help your new students feel at home, learn your daily routines and class sch

Promote cultural and global awareness in your classroom with these low prep, easy-to-print speech bubbles that feature greetings in 48 popular languages spoken in the United States and around the world! They are great for exposing students to the diversity of world languages and pair very nicely with my World Languages Numbers and Phrases Printable Posters and my World Languages Maps Printable Posters. Or save on all 3 with my World Languages Bundle!These speech bubbles are arranged 4 to a page

Fall is in the air, your ESL classrooms will enjoy this Fall Mad Libs Bundle including thirteen foreign languages which you will use for the entire class! Dari, Arabic, Amharic, Burmese, Chinese, Hindi, Punjabi, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Filipino, Ukrainian, Urdu and Vietnamese! An impressive number of foreign language support for your classroom. What's more - you can use these for FANTASTIC BULLETIN BOARD DESIGNS, emulating the spirit of a truly inclusive classroom. Provide the translation card

The Common Patterns of English Language Learners contains helpful charts for common speech sound, grammatical, suprasegmental patterns, and resonance characteristics. The charts contain accent features of the 20 most spoken languages in the world. It's useful for SLP's, teachers of ESL/EFL, accent modification/English pronunciation coaches, and other related disciplines.Includes characteristics of the following languages:AmharicArabicBengaliChinese MandarinEnglishEthiopianFarsiFrenchGermanHebrew

When printed double sided, these flashcards of dolch sight words have English on one side, and a translation on the back in sets of various languages. It is helpful if you are trying to give meaning to sight words to students who are learning to read English while simultaneously beginning to learn English.Language sets Include:AlbanianAmharicArabicBengali (Bangla)Burmese (Myanmar)Chinese (Simplified)CzechFarsi (Persian, Dari)FrenchGermanGreekGujaratiHaitian CreoleHebrewHindiHmongIndonesianItali

Teach and Learn Baybayin, a Filipino Alphabet. Pocketable flash cards A-Z, featuring various images, tagalog words and translation.Baybayin means "to write" or "to spell (syllabize)" in Tagalog. It is one of the writing systems that was used among early Filipinos before Spanish colonization.Each card measures 3.5 x 4.5 inches.