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Values: Giving, Gratefulness

Health: The importance of trees and plants around us.

Peace: Setting boundaries in helping others

Guide Questions:

1. How would you describe The Tree in the story?

2. How would you describe the boy?

3. To whom can you compare The Tree in your life? Explain.

4. What life lessons does the story teach us?

5. How's your experience reading and listening to the audio book? Did you enjoy? Why or why not?

1. The tree can be described as someone who can be referred to as one call away, she gives without asking for a return even if she got nothing left for herself just to make the boy happy.

2. The boy can be described as a loving and caring for the tree when he was young but as he became a grown up, his priorities changed that’s why he and the tree drifted apart from each other. He only visited the tree when he needs something and that’s why he can be referred to as self-centered.

3. We can compare the tree with a mother because a mother can’t abandon her child even if her child’s priority and perspective in life have changed. A mother is someone you can always run to whatever the situation is and she will give her everything for her child to be happy just like the story of the tree and the boy.

4. The life lesson the story teaches us is to be aware of the other person’s feelings and be appreciative. Also, to have a mindset of knowing the act of give and take and to not take advantage of others and be content of what someone can offer you.

5. We enjoyed upon watching and listening to the audio book because we realized that it is an eye-opening story and after watching it, we have tons of realizations in life based on the story.

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Reyes, Jesrel D.

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-Basically,the tree was too kind to give others personal wants or for his love ones needs even though he has nothing to receive towards them.

2. How would you describe the boy?

-we see him as a too greedy for asking too much in tree,he takes advantage the kindness of tree.

3. whom can you compare The Tree in your life? Explain.

-We would campare the tree as our parents,for the reason that just like them they give everything we wanted for until there’s nothing for there self and they have nothing to give.

4. life lessons does this story teach us?

-we must learn that it is better to believe in ourselves and learn to achieve something without relying on others help.

5. How's your experience reading and listening to the audio book? Did you enjoy? Why or why not?

-we’ve felt a mixed emotions after listening the audio book also we enjoy it

since there’s a lot of lessons we will able to gained that we can use in real life just like giving too much sometimes is not good it can cause you a damage by being exhaustion

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Bellesco,Denver C

Delicana,Teddy A.

2) The boy in the story is selfish, because the boy become dependent to the tree and he go on the tree to get what he want until the tree losses all it's branches and only leave it's trunk.

3) I compare the tree on my parents, because just like on the story my parents giving all the things that they can provide for us and it's show's unconditionaly love of every parents on their son.

4) It good that you share or give to the others, but don't give all that in the end you don't sometime for your self.

5) Yes, i enjoy the story. It's because it gives moral story that we can apply on our daily lives.

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Araña, Allen

Serio, Geraldine

Quirona, Marc neil

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Patiño, Yumi

2. In the beginning of the story,the boy was a jolly and a playful boy. But as he grows up, he used the tree as a "friend of convenience" and abused it and became ungrateful and greedy. He would only come back to the tree when he needed it.

3. We can compare the tree to our Parents. Because they are willingly to give our needs and wants. They also sacrifice theirselves and their own joy just for our happiness.

4. The life lesson that we picked up in the story is to set boundaries and don’t be too nice. We need to set our boundaries because setting boundaries is one way for people to respect us and setting our own boundaries is a way of respecting ourselves too. Don't be too nice because there are time we are unconscious that we are being abused by others.

5. We enjoyed listening to the audio book because the story started with a kid and a tree which tickled our interest to delve deeply and to make guess what will happen next in the story. Overall, the story was engaging and we can get a lesson from the story.

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2.) In the story he represented how he takes advantage to the tree knowing that the tree will give him everything and he don't need to work because he is used to rely on the tree all the time.

3.) To my mother because just like the tree my mother can do everything and give everything just to make us happy even if she's tired and exhausted.

4.) The lesson we have learned after watching the story of "the giving tree" are to be thankful of what we recieved, not to rely on others, and to not take advantage on people who are open handed to us. We've also learned that we should put limitations on being too generous on other people.

5.) On the first part of the story we enjoyed it but as the boy grew older and how he treats the tree Irretates us but the ending was good so we really enjoy it.

Values: Giving, Gratefulness

Health: The importance of trees and plants around us.

Peace: Setting boundaries in helping others

Guide Questions:

1. The tree was a generous because he gave everything he could even tho there’s no left for him.

2. The boy was greedy and unappreciative because he keeps coming back  to the tree only to use it for his gain and he did not appreciate the tree for everything that it’s given to him.

3.The tree can be compared to every loving parent out there, because they give everything on their children despite that they don’t have enough money they will find ways to filled the needs of their children.

4. Be grateful what you have, don’t be greedy and be contented in your life.

5. Yes, because the story have a lesson that can help us to realize the importance of having a reliable friend.

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2 ) the boy is selfish and does not think what the tree would feel. he only goes back to the tree where he could get anything to make him happy.

3 ) my mother , my mother is an embodiment of the tree , she makes me happy , comfortable , gives me anything I need , and shes there whenever I'm down.

4 ) it tells us how to think about what others would feel and also tells us to

be grateful

5) i did enjoy it , I enjoyed it because the book tells about values , and it is relatable

I describe the tree as a loving tree because no matter what things that the boy wishes him to give him he always gives it with no question and hesitation. She was like so kind and she's giving the one call away friend vibes.

2. How would you describe the boy?

The boy can be perceived as conceited and becoming increasingly aloof as he ages. At first, he enjoys happiness and company from the tree, but subsequently, he takes use of it for his own ends without showing the same kind of thanks or care. His greedyness are the only thing he showed during the whole scenario/story.

3. whom can you compare The Tree in your life? Explain.

I would love to compare the tree as my Mom, my Mom is a very kind, loving, hard working and has a provider mindset. The first time i hear what does the tree says, i immidiately think about how the tree and my mom have the same personalities because even though we all know that everything is not our mothers responsibility, she would do it just for us to be happy. Even though there are no any exchange for the sacrifices they have made for us but just for us to be happy, they would do everything.

4. life lessons does this story teach us?

The change and acceptance. The will to give, to love and to inspire. As we grow older, our needs and desires change, and it's essential to learn to accept those changes and adapt accordingly. And happiness and contentment.The story teaches us to find happiness in simple things and not always seek material possessions or external validation for our contentment.

5. How's your experience reading and listening to the audio book? Did you enjoy? Why or why not?

Reading and listening to the audio book is essential to those readers who wants to have a deep understanding about what they read and what they have heard. We've enjoyed everything while watching and listening to the audio. Because, we don't need to use our imagination while reading and hearing the audio. It has an audio with video.

We enjoy every scenario in the video and it actually help us as a person to have the will to give and to love.

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Pagaduan, Janreb Vann Cainne

Patricio, Kristhanel

Quinonez, Juan Rafael

Rivero, Jairos

-The tree was generous, she could provide anything that the boy wanted even if it would damage her a lot.

2. How would you describe the boy?

-The boy is a self-centered person, he only thinks about himself not knowing that if he keeps asking for anything he wants on the tree, the tree will be gone

3. whom can you compare The Tree in your life? Explain.

-The Tree can be compared to a mother or a parents in real life. Just like the tree, parents often give selflessly to their children, providing for their needs and wants, sometimes even at the cost of their own wellbeing.

4. life lessons does this story teach us?

-We’ve learned that we have to appreciate small things especially when they gave it to us genuinely. We’ve also learned that we should not forget those people who have always been there for us especially when we’re at our lowest.

5. How's your experience reading and listening to the audio book? Did you enjoy? Why or why not?

-We enjoyed watching the audio book because the story is interesting and the lessons of the story made us realize that we should appreciate all the things we have and cherish the people around us

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2 the boy was a really contented in the first early of his life but the boy gets older and everytime he goes to tree he is not really contented on what he have in life.he is just sacrificing the tree for his personal motive

3. The tree in the story relate in my life in the way that you do everything for that thing without hoping that you give a same exchange on what you do to that thing. Another is that a guy showing of compassion in love and grateful emotions when you help others.

4 the life lessons in the story is first to cherish every moment of your life because everything in This world has an ending so we need to give importance the time that we gave to us another is that to be contented in your current situation no matter how hard your life experiencing right now take it as a motivation to accomplish with your own

5 I have experienced reading and listening to the audio book and I enjoy it because the emotions of the story it’s really emphasize by the narrator itself depending on the tone and emotions employed to that story.

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The tree stood as an encompassing figure in the story. it resemble that of innocence as well as the transitory of time. A contrast is shown between the boy ‘growing up’ and the tree as it withered piece by piece. Throughout the story, the tree often appear as ‘happy’ and would gladly adhere to the boy's wishes on such a great degree. It exemplifies one's tendency to be self-sacrifing; driven by the need to please and be seen, so much so that it consumes a great part of themselves.

2. How would you describe the boy?

The boy mirrors a certain element of growth and youth. we could see a tiny glimpse of ourselves upon the character of the 'boy', akin to the boy's relation with the tree, we've spent our childhood with toys, though after we age, we have found that there is no longer pleasure in it except for the nostalgia that we've attached to it. The depiction of the boy's desire and how it went from seeking the joy that comes with the tree's presence to him cutting it down for materialistic means.

3. To whom can you compare the tree in your life? explain.

Upon reflection, I found a deep resonance with the tree; it's loneliness and the vastless passion to serve those that seeks its company and help. Despite of having to cut almost half of me in the process, as always, i am nothing but delighted by it, because for once, my presence felt needed and acknowledged.

4. What life lessons does the story tell us?

Impermanence; that when we grow up, we also grew out of things, our life changes its course and so does our own perception of it.

5. How’s your experience reading and listening to the audiobook? Did you enjoy it? Why or why not?

In this short yet delicate journey of a story, i find a tinge of melancholy, i feel for the tree as i do with the boy. Though, after reading, the tree felt more intimately close to me, its long time spent in isolation, the strong willingness to give itself to anyone that would wish it. This story felt like a warm hug from a friend of whom i haven't seen in a while, the ones we grew out from yet still held close to our hearts, its a story that would take your hand and lull you into the calm murmur of emotions.

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Sudio, jodie

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2.) The boy was so possessive he want to get everything to the kind hearted tree to make himself satisfied.

3.) I will compare the tree to my best buddy because he was there when I needed him.

4.) There is always someone who will going to help us in every way even though they don't have enough.

5.) I've enjoyed it so well, it make me realize that even we don't have enough we can still make someone happy.

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2.The boy in the story loves the tree he considered it a best friend but when he grew up everything changed because of his needs.

3.I compare the tree in the story to my family because they are the ones who provide my needs, especially my mother who raised me and sacrificed for me.

4.the lesson in the story is not all times will depend on something, you also need to be patient and hardworking.

5.I enjoy listening and reading the story because this story has a lesson for the reader, it's a short story but it has a wide lesson.

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Integration: Figures of Speech (Personification, Hyperbole, Symbolism)

Values: Humility, Being adaptive to change, Serving your purpose

Health: The importance of trees and plants around us

Peace: Recognizing that The Creator has greater plans for you

Guide Questions:

1. If you are one of the three trees, what would you dream to be?

2. How did you feel when you found out that the trees did not become what they thought they would be?

3. What life lessons does the story teach us?

4. How's your experience reading and listening to the audio book? Did you enjoy? Why or why not?

2. He was joyful and lovely when he was a kid. However the story shows how the boy changes the more he grow.

3. I think the closest thing that can be compared of the sacrifice of the village tree in our life is our parents because they dedicate their lives for us to organize and improve our lives in the present they are the ones who make sacrifices to give us what we need and to achieve our dreams and our future.

4. The life lesson this story teaches us is that we should appreciate someone who's giving us our wants and is always there for us without expecting anything in return.

5. We enjoyed watching the story. There is so much to learn in that short video. Our group thinks that it is very relevant in our own environment be it inside the school or outside. It is a reminder that there's a limit to being generous and to always be grateful.

2. How did you feel when you found out the trees did not become what they thought they would be? feel sad because they have neglected their duties to become a great tree and also they have been throwing their dreams.

3. What life lesson does the story teach us?

Every duty of your life you have to become responsible for it and also do not throw your worth because you are the person who shapes it.

4. How's your experience reading and listening to the audio book? did you enjoy? Why or why not

We enjoyed reading the audio book because the book tells us the lessons to become a responsible what the duties given to us.

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2. We sympathize with the trees. We believed that they all have beautiful innocent dreams and after knowing what their dreams are, we anticipated for the good that will happen only to be surprised with what the three woodcutter did to each of them.

3. The life lesson from the story that we learned is that we all live to have a dream, to have that dream, it is a purpose. Just because the odds are not in your favor at the moment, it does not mean that is all that is planned for you. The importance of having faith in God is to always know that he is waiting for the right moment to give you what he planned for you.

4. We enjoyed it very much. With the integration of figures of speech, the story is very meaningful and inspiring. Its symbolism is what makes it very appealing to the watchers / listeners.

2. It stirred mixed emotions in me—sadness for unfulfilled aspirations, yet happiness in realizing that despite unmet goals, there's a greater purpose to their journey.

3. Don't give up if you can't reach your dreams. Just wait for the right time, and something good will come your way.

4. We absolutely enjoy the story because of its abundance of moral and life lessons, which provide a rich learning experience.

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Leader: Bilon, Sarah May, V

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Ison, Czaryn Georfina

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2. Disillusioned; As illustrated with the tree's, we could be so enfolded in our desires and idealizations that we failed to realize our true predestined path was far from what we envisaged. It instilled sympathy upon reading, we rooted for the trees as if their dreams was our own.

3. To exist is to dare to dream; each of us have our own purpose and values. our worth could not be measured by the scope of our vanities, or strength. This story dares us to hope, that life was not what we sought but what was made and given, to not lose the fire but to rekindle it. We must pursue to be unraveled from our illusions of grandiosity and open our eyes to change.

4. I ventured into the story and was led into many meaningful insights that replenished my mind anew and have walked out of it with my chest brimmed with light.

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Assistant: Lagoras, Mary Joy

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Integration: Figures of Speech (Personification, Hyperbole, Symbolism)

Values: Humility, Being adaptive to change, Serving your purpose

Peace: There is beauty in alone time.

Guide Questions:

1. Based on the title "Alone" and the repetition of the word throughout the poem, what initial thoughts or feelings does the title evoke about the speaker's state of mind or emotional condition?

2. Considering the use of nature imagery throughout the poem, how might the natural world be symbolic or reflective of the speaker's inner turmoil or sense of isolation?

3. Reflecting on the first stanza, where the speaker describes their differences from others, what insights might we gain about the speaker's character or perspective before delving deeper into the rest of the poem?

2. The problem is Mario's inability to provide for his family.

3. Mario's goal is to give his family a better life by earning more money.

4. Mario steals money from his employer to achieve his goal.

5. Mario gets caught and loses his job.

6. Mario feels regretful and ashamed about his actions.

7. The playwright wants to emphasize the consequences of our actions and the importance of ethical choices.

1.The characters are Mario,who suffered a extreme povert, his wife Gloria, Mario and Gloria daughter and Pablo who's Mario's friend.

2.The problem being presented in play is Mario lost his job because he stole an apple for his daughter.

3.The goal of Mario is let his family have a good life and get out of poverty.

4. He stole an apple for her daughter.

5.The result of his attempt is that he was fired from his job.

6.He felt disappointed in himself, and sad for his family because he had no more money to give.

7.We can't get everything we want only in an easy way. Even if we think that a small thing is easy to get, we still have to work hard for it. Just like Mario, because he thought the apple was a small thing that he can get immediately even in the wrong ways.He does not know what will be consequences of his actions.In our life, poverty is really the reason why people do bad things, but if they work hard in their life they can make the change for their life.

2. The problem occurred when Mario got fired at his work for blaming him of stealing one apple. Afterwards, things got into chaos because in order for them to survive, Mario did some illegal stuff.

3. The main goal for Mario for his family is to have a good kind of living and make

their lives be easier and another thing is he wanted to give her daughter the apple she wanted to.

4 . In order to provide the want of her daughter, Mario stole an apple and put it on his bag. On the other hand, for them have a good life, Mario puts himself to do illegal things.

5. He got fired for the accusation of stealing an apple. After being fired he did everything in order to survive but in a illegal way

6. He felt bad after what happened to him

7. The one general truth that we've learned from this story is LIFE IS NOT FAIR FOR THOSE PEOPLE STRIVING. We've said that it's not fair in such ways that the equality is not present and for those who are in the upper class of life tend to make those people suffer in such various aspects. As a result of not having fair treatment, others do stuffs that are illegal in order for them to survive to the extreme effect of POVERTY.

Leader: Sarah May, V, Bilon

Assistant Leader: Alleyrha, B, Marra

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Dela Cruz, Sheena Mae, M

Ison, Czaryn Georfina, P

Laporre, Jhoe-vel, B

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Reyno, Fatima, A

Banal, Jhon Lloyd, F

Caldoza, Nathan, M

Dumanlag, John Vincent, A

Garcia, Lewis Vincent, C

Guyao, Mark, P

Sanchez, Jhonlee, C

2.The problem in the play is about the character Mario and his desire for a better life but being limited by his circumstances.

3. Mario's goal in life is to provide for his family and give them a better life.

4. To achieve the goal, he stole an apple in order to feed his family.

5. He was found out and lost his job for stealing an apple, because of this he came back to the world of crime to make money

6. Mario would normally feel sad about the outcome because he needed a job in order to provide for his family and their needs.

7. The world can be cruel to lower class people. That the reality is, to put it bluntly the cruelest thing to face because we can't run away from it, just as Mario lost his job just because he stole a singular apple he was faced by a reality that lower class people are being treated lowly rather than with respect.

1. The characters are Mario, his wife Gloria, their daughter and Mario's friend Pablo.

2. He tried to provide food in a sinful way by stealing an apple.

3. Mario's goal is to give his family a better life. He wants to escape poverty and provide for them.

4. Mario and his family are living in poverty, so when her daughter asked her father for an apple, he tried to get it in a bad way, which is why it ended on bad terms.

5. Mario's attempt to improve his family's situation leads to disappointment.

6. Mario feels devastated and hopeless about the outcome.

7. The playwright emphasizes the harsh reality that even with hard work and good intentions, life can be unpredictable and unfair, often presenting obstacles that are difficult to overcome.

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1. The characters are Mario, his wife Gloria, their daughter and Mario's friend Pablo.

2. He tried to provide food in a sinful way by stealing an apple.

3. Mario's goal is to give his family a better life. He wants to escape poverty and provide for them.

4. Mario and his family are living in poverty, so when her daughter asked her father for an apple, he tried to get it in a bad way, which is why it ended on bad terms.

5. Mario's attempt to improve his family's situation leads to disappointment.

6. Mario feels devastated and hopeless about the outcome.

7. The playwright emphasizes the harsh reality that even with hard work and good intentions, life can be unpredictable and unfair, often presenting obstacles that are difficult to overcome.

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1. the characters in the play are Mario, his wife Gloria, and his old friend Pablo.

2. The main problem in the play is POVERTY and how it forces Mario to make difficult choices. Mario is unable to provide for his family's basic needs, which leads him to return to his old life of crime.

3.  Mario's goal is to provide a decent life for his family, especially for his daughter. He wants to live honestly and to be able to provide for their needs.

4. to attain his goal, mario initially tries to work honestly. however, when he loses his job for stealing an apple, he is driven back to his old criminal ways with pablo, believing it's the only way he can provide for his family.

5. The result of Mario's attempt to provide for his family through illicit means is not explicitly stated in the summaries available. However, it is implied that his decision worsens his family's situation.

6. he likely feels regret and despair over the choices he's been forced to make.

7. The play emphasizes the reality of poverty and the difficult choices it forces upon individuals. It shows that temptation is inevitable, especially for those who are unfortunate.