ENGLISH 5
Quarter 2 – Week 4
Learning My Filipino Culture
MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETENCY
Distinguish among various types of viewing materials (EN5VC-Id-6)
You are about to start utilizing this module. Before indulging yourself in the given
activities, take a look at the following reminders:
1. Make sure that you don’t have any task left undone to avoid future distractions;
2. Prepare all the necessary materials before using this module;
3. Read carefully the content of this module and follow the given instructions;
4. Write down all the important information from the module for future reference;
5. Check if all the given activities are accomplished;
6. Be honest in answering this module;
7. Seek for the assistance of your parent/s or guardian/s in doing the task/s if needed;
8. Enjoy studying! Have fun!
In this module, you will learn how to distinguish among the various types of viewing
materials. Specifically, this module will guide you:
identify different visual materials
analyze whether the statement expresses a fact about viewing materials
Directions: Identify the viewing materials being described in each sentence. Circle the
letter of the correct answer.
1. A viewing material that uses color paint and paint brush to create a picture on a solid flat
surface like canvass and paper.
a. video b. sculpture c. painting d. PowerPoint presentation
2. This viewing material uses drawing tools like graphite pencils, pyrography pen, pen and
ink, colored pencils, crayon, charcoal, chalk and pastels to mark the paper.
a. print b. drawing c. cinema d. photograph
3. This viewing material is made by using a camera, by focusing the camera’s lens a
picture is created by printing it through a printer and photo paper.
a. photograph b. painting c. print d. video
4. This viewing material projects solid objects that represent a thing, a person, or an idea
out of a material such as wood, clay, metal, or stone.
a. props b. drawing c. video d. painting
5. A viewing material that uses an application software to create slides.
a. print b. props c. painting d. PowerPoint presentation
From the previous lesson, you have learned about stereotyping which may come in different
forms such as age, culture and gender. Choose one of the following situations and express your
agreement or disagreement. Explain your answer.
1. Women should wash the dishes.
2. Ilocanos are thrifty.
3. Older people contribute little to the society.
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Look at the photo below. Then, answer the questions that follow.
Photo by: Aira Francisco, Grade 1 Teacher of Silanganan Elementary School
1. What can you see in the photo? ___________________________________________
2. What is the teacher doing? _______________________________________________
3. What are the materials used by the teacher? What are these materials for? _________
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4. As a learner, do you like it when your teacher uses colorful props and
presentation in discussing the lesson? Why? ___________________________
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Viewing materials are devices such as films, slides, models and other forms that the
teacher uses in order for a lesson to be understood or to be remembered. They are important
because they make the concept or the topic being discussed by the teacher more concrete.
These materials come in different forms which include PowerPoint presentations, photographs,
cinema and video films, paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture and props.
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PowerPoint presentation
PowerPoint is an application software that creates
slides. It uses and combines colorful fonts and word
arts to create a great visual effect. Pictures, audios
and videos can also be included to make the
presentation of the lesson livelier.
Photographs
Photographs are pictures made by using a camera. A picture is created by printing it through a
printer and photo paper. It can be stored through the camera’s memory card or phone’s storage.
Photograph serves as primary source of information because they show images of events from
the past and present.
Example: Old Manila Photo on 1920
Cinema and Video Films
Movie or moving pictures is the other name of video films. It is an art form that tells a story by
recording moving characters, feelings, beauty and idea with sounds. These movies also serve
as sources of information because they record the past and present events.
Example: Lino Brocka’s
“Maynila sa Kuko
ng Liwanag”
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Paintings
A viewing material that uses color paint and paint brush to create a picture on a solid flat surface
like canvass and paper. Paintings do not just serve as decoration but also the painters’ means
of communicating his idea to the viewer.
Example: Fernando Amorsolo’s Planting Rice
Drawings
An artist expresses his own idea through drawings. He describes his idea by using drawing
tools like graphite pencils, pyrography pen, pen and ink, colored pencils, crayon, charcoal, chalk
and pastels to mark the paper.
Example: Jordan Mang-Osan’s pyrography drawings
Prints
Print materials are printed items such as newsletters, flyers, pamphlets, books, magazines,
journals and newspaper. Other forms of print materials include posters, lithographs, computer-
generated graphics and book illustrations or book drawings.
Example: Ang Panday’s Poster
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Sculpture
The art of forming solid objects that represent a thing, a person, or an idea out of a material
such as wood, clay, metal, or stone.
Example: Napoleon Abueva’s “Sandugo”
Props
These are objects that can be held or felt by the viewer. It is a viewing material that adds
interest to the lesson like toy fruits, puppets, flashcards on a stick, masks and white board
markers.
Example: Bunny and Chick Stick Puppets
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Directions: Identify the type of viewing material shown below. Choose your answer from the
pool
words. Write your answers on the spaces below the pictures.
PowerPoint presentation photographs
cinema and video films paintings
drawings prints
sculpture props
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Directions: Write T if the given statement is true and F if it is false.
_____ 1. Viewing materials help in the learning process.
_____ 2. Photographs contain authentic events.
_____ 3. Sculptures, props, posters are not examples of viewing materials
_____ 4. Drawing and paintings are outlets of artists’ feelings and vivid imagination.
_____ 5. Printed texts can not be adapted into video films.
Viewing materials are very important because they help you better understand a topic. Some of
the viewing materials are:
PowerPoint is an application software that creates slides.
Photographs are printed images capture using a camera and printed using a printer
and photo paper.
Cinema and Video Films are moving pictures.
Painting is a viewing material that uses color paint and paint brush to create a picture
on a solid flat surface like canvass and paper.
Drawing is an artwork expressing the artist’s idea using graphite pencils, pyrography
pen, pen and ink, colored pencils, crayon, charcoal, chalk and pastels.
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Print materials are printed items such as newsletters, flyers, pamphlets, books,
magazines, journals and newspaper.
Sculpture is the art of forming solid objects that represent a thing, a person, or an idea
out of a material such as wood, clay, metal, or stone.
Props are materials used by a presenter that adds interest to the lesson like toy fruits,
puppets, flashcards on a stick, masks and white board markers.
Directions: Read the following paragraphs. Identify the viewing material being referred to. Write
the letter of correct answer before each number.
a. photographs
b. cinema and video films
c. paintings
d. drawings
e. sculpture
__________ 1. Benedicto Cabrera or also known as BenCab is a Filipino Contemporary Art
painter who painted “Sabel in Blue.” His works are posted in different countries and he also built
the famous BenCab Museum in Baguio City.
__________ 2. The Father of Philippine Independent film “Kidlat Tahimik,” is a critically
acclaimed director from Baguio City. He won many film awards internationally. One of his
famous works is the short film “Ang Balikbayan: Memories of Overdevelopment.”
__________ 3. Eduardo Masferré is a self-taught photographer. He captured the lives of
indigenous people and their daily lives. His book “The People of the Philippine Cordillera
Photographs serve as a documentation of the Igorots in the year 1934-1956.
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__________ 4. “Siyam na Diwata ng Sining” was the sculpture made by the Father of Modern
Sculpture Napoleon Abueva. He made his artworks from hard wood, adobe, metal, stainless
steel, cement, marble, bronze, iron, alabaster, coral and brass.
__________ 5. Fernando Amorsolo is often known as the “Grand Old Man of Philippine Art” and
“National Artist in Painting”. He is known for his painting of Philippine landscapes and women.
One of his famous work is the Fruit Gatherer he painted last 1950.
Learning My Filipino Culture
Directions: Write what you have learned from this module by completing the unfinished
statements below.
What are other examples of viewing materials that I can share? ____________
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In what way do viewing materials help me learn our culture?
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How do visual materials help me?_____________________________________
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