Good morning all, kindly use this data as guide insights of our presentation Critique in

Filipino K-12 Curriculum. As I am not around today in our subject for urgent matters.
Kindly facilitate the group and inform sir Pado na rin my dear members.

As far as our concern, the subject content areas that students are expected to learn in
the Filipino subject from Kindergarten to Grade 6, based on the K-12 Curriculum
Guide were:
Kindergarten
 Filipino alphabet and phonetics
 Basic vocabulary and phrases
 Filipino songs and rhymes
 Filipino stories and folktales
Grade 1
 Basic reading and writing skills
 Basic grammar and vocabulary
 Basic Filipino literature
 Basic Filipino culture and values
Grade 2
 Reading and writing skills
 Intermediate grammar and vocabulary
 Intermediate Filipino literature
 Intermediate Filipino culture and values
Grade 3
 Reading and writing skills
 Intermediate grammar and vocabulary
 Intermediate Filipino literature
 Intermediate Filipino culture and values
 Basic research and inquiry skills
Grade 4
 Reading and writing skills
 Intermediate grammar and vocabulary
 Intermediate Filipino literature
 Intermediate Filipino culture and values
 Basic research and inquiry skills
 Basic orthography and spelling rules
Grade 5
 Advanced reading and writing skills
 Advanced grammar and vocabulary
 Advanced Filipino literature
 Advanced Filipino culture and values
 Advanced research and inquiry skills
 Advanced orthography and spelling rules
Grade 6
 Advanced reading and writing skills
 Advanced grammar and vocabulary
 Advanced Filipino literature
 Advanced Filipino culture and values
 Advanced research and inquiry skills
 Advanced orthography and spelling rules
 Advanced presentation skills
These subject content areas of Filipino Curriculum are designed to develop students'
language skills, cultural awareness, and critical thinking abilities in the Filipino language
and literacy.
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The Filipino subject K-12 Curriculum Guide outlines the subject content that
students are expected to learn in the Filipino subject from Kindergarten to Grade 6.
In Kindergarten, students must learn the basics of the Filipino alphabet and
phonetics, as well as basic vocabulary and phrases, Filipino songs and rhymes, and
Filipino stories and folktales.
In Grade 1, students must develop basic reading and writing skills, as well as
basic grammar and vocabulary, basic Filipino literature, and basic Filipino culture and
values.
In Grade 2, students must build on their reading and writing skills, intermediate
grammar and vocabulary, intermediate Filipino literature, and intermediate Filipino
culture and values.
In Grade 3, students must continue to develop their reading and writing skills,
intermediate grammar and vocabulary, intermediate Filipino literature, intermediate
Filipino culture and values, and basic research and inquiry skills.
In Grade 4, students learn advanced reading and writing skills, advanced
grammar and vocabulary, advanced Filipino literature, advanced Filipino culture and
values, basic research and inquiry skills, and basic orthography and spelling rules.
 In Grades 5 and 6, students continue to develop their advanced reading and
writing skills, advanced grammar and vocabulary, advanced Filipino literature,
advanced Filipino culture and values, advanced research and inquiry skills, advanced
orthography and spelling rules, and advanced presentation skills.
The Filipino K-12 Curriculum Guide provides subject content that students are

expected to learn in the Filipino subject from Kindergarten to Grade 6, based on the K-

12 Curriculum Guide. It highlights the progression of learning competencies and subject

content areas as students move through each grade level, and emphasizes the

development of language skills, cultural awareness, and critical thinking abilities in the

Filipino language. The Filipino K-12 Curriculum Guide provides a comprehensive

overview of the subject content areas and is well-organized.

Sincerely Yours

-Michael Yulo Fernandez