What to Know
In media and information languages, written codes are the words used to deliver meaning. These include captions, slogans, headlines, and taglines. A tagline is a short and powerful phrase used in campaigns. It helps people remember a message and feel something important, such as urgency, hope, or truth.

The Situation
You have been hired as the creative brain behind a national disaster awareness campaign. Your task is to create a powerful, memorable tagline with a maximum of 12 words that Filipinos can hold on to during typhoons. Imagine it being used on a billboard, a relief truck, a tarp, or a social media post.

Your Task
Write one original tagline with 12 words or fewer that focuses on typhoon awareness. Your line should help people understand or feel something important. It may:

• Show strength or hope during typhoons

• Talk about real struggles or survival

• Encourage others to prepare or take action

• Share a message that feels true or emotional for many Filipinos

After you write your tagline, explain it in three to five sentences.

Reminder
Make sure to write your name and section at the end of your work.

Sample Tagline
Still soaked. Still surviving.

Criteria (10 points total)

Tagline (5 pts)
Creative, original, and clearly connected to typhoon awareness or experience

Explanation (5 pts)
Well-written, thoughtful, and effectively supports the message of the tagline

Fiona Mae G. Estrada

12 - STEM H

12 STEM H

"Bagyo ka lang,Pilipino kami"

Jemaica L.Rosal

12-STEM H

"Lubog pero hindi lunod"

Allen Roi S Agbuya

STEM H

KYLA MACARAEG

STEM H-ST. AGATHA

Lyka Nicole Torres

12 Stem H-St. Timothy

"Boring sa Bahay , Atleast SAFE"

Jamir Teodonie Mamaril

Stem H- St. Timothy

‎Many people are roaming around even though there's a typhoon, this tagline reminding everyone that when there's a typhoon everyone must stay inside their house and keep their selves safe and warm during a typhoon to avoid accident, the typhoon is strong but our hearts and spirits must be much stronger, prayer is the key for safety.

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‎Lesson learned: "Sa bagyo may batas, bawal lumabas oh bawal lumabas!!"

Arianna Kyzea A. Diaz

12 STEM H, ST. TIMOTHY

De Guzman, John Carlos, S.

12-Stem H St. Timothy

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"when we come together, we can withstand the rain" carries a message of survival, strength, and unity of filipinos. It encourages people to prepare and to support each other during tough times. It recognizes the reality of strong storms but focuses on the resilience and hope that people show when facing challenges.

Gizelle Ann P. Sarmiento

STEM H

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Typhoon awareness is crucial for safe guarding lives and property in typhoon- prone regions like the Philippines. It involves understanding typhoon formation, tracking their paths, and knowing the associated risks, including strong winds, heavely rain fall, storm surges, and flooding. This awareness translates into preparedness developing and practicing evacuation plans, securing homes, and stocking emergency supplies. Staying informed through reliable weather sources, such as PAGASA is vital. Community involvement, through participation in drills and preparedness programs, strengthens collective resilience. Ultimately, typhoon awareness empowers individuals and communities to mitigate risks and minimize the devastating impacts of these powerful storms.

kuya Kim said: "LIGTAS ANG MAY ALAM"

Khian Faith R. Fernandez

12- Stem H St. Timothy

Teodilyn B. Rulosta

12 Stem H

"Di niyo kasi inoff yung faucet, Baha tuloy"

LUIS VINCENT F. DULINO

STEM H-ST.TIMOTHY

Tagline:We're stronger than anything that tries to tear us down

This tagline shows strength.

Filipinos come together when things get tough, like during typhoons. It's a reminder that even nature throws us curveball, we can get through it if we stick together. Filipinos show their strength and capability to help other through Bayanihan. It tells people to get ready and help each other out when disaster strikes. This team spirit can really help us survive and rebuild. It proves that no matter how strong the challenges in this life, the strength of the Filipinos heart will always be stronger.

Yzabel Audrey Cayabyab

12 STEM H

This tagline would resonate and give courage to Filipinos to start preparations early, especially younger generations, while still conveying the serious message of typhoon preparedness. Using the common slang term "KJ" creates a friendly, approachable tone that avoids sounding preachy. The question format makes it engaging and directly addresses the audience. The playful tone encourages action without being condescending, making it more memorable and impactful than a strictly serious approach.

Giean Kesha Parayno

STEM H - ST. TIMOTHY

This tagline speaks both practically and emotionally. "Puso" represents emotional strength and the will to survive, while "tahanan" points to physical preparedness—stocking supplies, securing shelter, and protecting loved ones. It acknowledges the deep connection Filipinos have to home and family, especially in times of crisis. The line urges action before the storm hits, not just to survive, but to face it with resilience and unity. It’s a reminder that preparedness is both a mindset and a responsibility.

Krichelle Anne P. Tamayo

Stem H

Despite the darkness, chaos, and destruction caused by the typhoon, there is always a tiny sense of hope and faith in a better tomorrow. A typhoon, no matter how strong, is a temporary phenomenon. It means the darkness won't last forever. It causes physical damage, but it can’t break the hope of the people.

Princess Geanne E. Manuel

12 - STEM H

"Hindi ka naman super saiyan pagdating ng ulan"

Jaden F. Aquino

12-Stem H St.Timothy

Preparedness matters, even when the typhoon is going to hit your area or you’re near the target area, you must be prepared and alert regardless of the weather, it can maybe sunny or a bit windy, you must be prepared at all times. Know all your evacuation plans and locations, even hotlines for unexpected weather events. Be alert! Be ready at all times during a disaster.

Ashley DS. Bartolo

Grade 12 - STEM H

Explanation: This tagline is a direct call to action, urging Filipinos to take proactive steps to prepare for typhoons. "Be ready, be strong, be safe" serves as a mantra, emphasising the key elements of typhoon preparedness. The phrase "prepare now, weather the storm" reinforces the importance of immediate action to ensure safety and resilience during the typhoon season. It's a concise and practical message designed to encourage preparedness and empower individuals to protect themselves and their communities.

Angel Trix G. Licuanan

Stem H

- For me "Knowledge Protects, Movement Saves" highlights the need to strike a balance between awareness and action. "Knowledge Protects" refers to the idea that being aware of your surroundings, limitations, and body can help you avoid damage and make wise judgments. In order to survive, "Movement Saves" emphasizes the value of physical activity, such as escaping danger, maintaining physical fitness, or remaining mobile in an emergency. Together, they imply that both intelligence and adaptability are essential for surviving and remaining secure. Combining the two is the key to actual resilience; neither is sufficient on its own.

Mark Jetroe M. Dela Cruz

STEM H

Rachelle L. Arenas

12-STEM H

At the end of the day we will fight and bring back to our homes because we filipinos whatever challenge we're facing in our lives, we become stronger than we think because we have our Jesus Christ to guide and protect us whatever happens.

Ralph Rayner E. De Guzman

Stem H

Many of the filipinos lost their homes and belongings during the typhoon. Some of them are losing hope because not only their homes and belongings were taken by the typhoon, but also the life they once knew, farmers crops, animals that due to severe flood or landslides, and their love ones. But does not mean we are losing hope, yet we need to stood strong, we need to keep fighting—help each other. Hope is what drives us to rebuild, to keep going.

“We are not just survivors—we are fighters.”

Angeline Veive S. Prades

12-STEM H

This is a reminder that not everyone has the privilege of a safe shelter and food. Some of us might be lucky enough to be safe and dry — but others are not. In times of crisis, kindness can be shown in many forms, no matter how simple it is, it could be someone's turning point, a reason to hold on and the motivation to keep going.

Ignacio, Aaliyah May M.

GRADE 12 - STEM H

Andrei Justine P.Agbuya

Grade 12 -Stem H