5 pesos = Filipino-related*

10 pesos = Kihad and/or literary-related*

*Depending on its difficulty !

Tagalog: Bahay kubo,

kahit munti,

ang halaman doon,

ay sari-sari.

Singkamas at talong,

sigarilyas at mani,

sitaw, bataw, patani.

Kundol, patola,

upo’t kalabasa,

at saka meron pa,

labanos, mustasa.

Sibuyas, kamatis,

bawang at luya.

Sa paligid-ligid

ay puno ng linga!

English: My humble hut

may look tiny,

but the veggies around

it, sure are many.

Yam beans and eggplants,

wing’d beans and peanuts,

string, hyacinth and lima beans.

Winter melon and loofah,

bottl’ gourd, squash, et cetera.

There is more, amiga,

radish, mustard, yeah!

Onions, tomatoes

garlic and ginger.

If you look all around,

sesame seeds abound

• Luzon, Panay Islands, Mindanao

What is the highest mountain in the Philippines?

• Mount Apo

Who was the first Filipina crowned as Miss Universe?

• Gloria Diaz

When did Ferdinand Magellan arrive on the Philippine soil?

• March 1521

On average, how many typhoons are expected to visit the Philippines every year?

• About 20 typhoons

• Chanporado

Salted, sun-dried fish

• Tuyo

Savory stew made of pig's blood and innards

• Dinuguan

Sweet, steamed rice cakes

• Puto

Duck eggs that have been cured in brine

• Itlog na pula

Pickled papaya strips similar to sauerkraut

• Atchara

Chewy, translucent, jelly-like food product produced by the fermentation of coconut water

• Nata de coco

Takes the form of a bread roll and is usually baked covered in bread crumbs

• Pandesal

A variety of coconut the meat of which is often cut into strings, sweetened, preserved, and served in desserts

• Macapuno

Chiffon roll flavored with different fillings

• Pianono

Sweet thin crunchy wafers rolled into tubes

• Barquillos

Sweetened and toasted flour mixed with ground nuts

• Polvoron

Caramel custard made with eggs and milk similar to the French creme caramel

• Leche flan

Consists of pork or chicken, sometimes both, stewed or braised in a sauce usually made from vinegar, cooking oil, garlic, bay leaf, peppercorns, and soy sauce. It can also be prepared "dry" by cooking out the liquid and concentrating the flavor

• Adobo

"Filipino beef steak," consists of thinly sliced beef marinated in soy sauce and calamansi and then fried in a skillet that is typically served with onions

• Bistek

Vinegar-based stews that differ greatly from one another based on the type of meat used

• Paksiw

Pork knuckles (known as pata) are marinated in garlic-flavored vinegar then deep fried until crisp and golden brown, with other parts of the pork leg prepared in the same way

• Crispy pata

Specially seasoned chicken roasted over a charcoal flame served with "sarsa" or lechon sauce made from mashed pork liver, starch, sugar, and spices

• Lechon manok

Sweetened cured meat made with either chicken or pork and is marinated and cured for a number of days before being fried

• Tocino

Sweet or spicy sausage, typically made from pork though other meats can also be used, and are often colored red traditionally through the use of the annatto seed but also artificial food coloring

• Longganisa

Typically made with either pork, beef, chicken or seafood and made sour with tamarind or other suitable souring ingredients

• Sinigang

Noodle soup garnished with pork innards, crushed pork cracklings, chopped vegetables, and topped with a raw egg

• Batchoy

• shoebox

• paper cups

• straws

• blindfold

• different drinks (5)

• different food (5)

Participants would line up in a circle, then take turns saying what they bought in the market along with the item the person before them bought.

This is like a memory game where they will memorize the items in the shopping cart. For instance, the first person will say, "I went to the market and bought an apple," then the next person will say, "I went to the market and bought an orange and an apple."

Then the next person will say, "I went to the market and bought a banana, an orange, and an apple."

The person to get the items on the shopping cart wrong loses the game.

Possible prizes for this game would be biscuits or candies.

The mechanics will be the same with the "Hephep Horray" game but instead they will be shouting Sugar and Spice.

They would have to do a specific hand gesture like hephep horray.

The first person to make a mistake, loses.

*Printed pictures of fruits ( 2 copies each)

*Basket

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The cards will be placed face down on the table, and essentially, the player will need to find pairs of fruits to add to their basket.

They will only have three chances. All correct pairs will be placed in the basket, and after the game, they will count their points.

The items will have a point system to help determine their prize.

3. guessing game - they get to guess whether a food is a vegetable or a fruit (ex. tomato - a fruit but used as a vegetable ... etc. and add more confusing things pa) [items needed: printed pictures] 1 peso ?

4. food puzzle - players need to piece the picture together of a very confusing dish (ex. pancit bc it has a lot of ingredients, pasta bc it has a lot of lines) without reference image at a limited time [item needed: printed pictures] 1 peso ?

5. relay (?) - a group of people could play (pair could work! although thats very pinoy henyo-ish), so how it goes is basically we tell the first person what type of dish, then that person should describe what it is (through taste, visuals, etc. ) until the last person in line who has to guess what the dish was . 10 peso ?

1. Mackerel delicately sautéed in a rich tomato and garlic reduction—sardinas nga delata.

-ry

Like a scoreboard between food topics, let people voice out their opinions on whether certain food choice A is better than food choice B

It can also extend to the different ways on how we can prepare food or how to eat it.

• pineapple on pizza or pizza w/o pineapple

• burger with kamatis or buerger w/o kamatis

• ahos or bumbay mauna sa gisa?

• is te picture above, real or cake?

Materials:

• Marker

• Whiteboard/ Manila paper

There may be more creative ways to visually set this up

-ry o.o