Friday, September 28, 2012

Science Project

Stability in climbing mountains is essential; we all don't to fall, do we? So we need to set our body in a stable state. 
Center of Gravity is where all the weight is concentrated







A stable state is reached when the center of gravity is in its proper position. we all know that the center of Gravity varies whenever the body is moved. So the question is: "How could we be stable while climbing and going down the mountain?"It is simple. When climbing, you must widen the area of your base by keeping your feet apart (just enough to move freely in any direction). Use your hands as support to maintain balance while climbing up. however, in going down the mountain, a stable state is quite easier than going up. All we need to do is to sit on the rocks (this lowers the C. G.) and slowly move downwards. this will help you to maintain your balance.







Mathematics Project


The mountain is considered by many as "Holy mountain" and is popular among pilgrims along with the mountain climbers. Banahaw is a national park and a protected area in the Philippines since 1941, and currently called Mt. Banahaw-San Cristobal Protected Landscape covering 10, 901hectares (26,940 Acres) of land. 

the largest with the maximum elevation of 2,170 meters (7,119 ft), above mean sea-level. The summit is topped by a 1.5 by 3.5 kilometers (0.93 mi x 2.2 mi) and 210 meters (690 ft) deep crater that is breached on the southern rim believed to have been caused by 1730 eruption.







Representation
Let:
A ~ Santos Kalbaryo
B ~ Talon ng Sta. Lucia
C ~ Ina ng Awa

Sinθ= opposite side/hypotenuse
Cosθ=Adjacent side/hypotenuse
Tanθ=opposite side/adjacent side
Cotθ=adjacent side / opposite
Secθ= hypotenuse /adjacent side
Cscθ= hypotenuse /opposite side

Sin A=a/c
Cos A=b/c
Tan A=a/b
Cot A=b/c
Sec A=c/b
Csc A=c/a





Proyekto sa Araling Panlipunan & Filipino




Sa pagpunta namin sa mahiwagang lugar ng Mt. Banahaw, bitbit ang kaunting kaalaman tungkol sa iba't ibang relihiyon ng iba't ibang lipunan. Dito, maraming nagsasabi na ang relihiyon ay Rizalista, o sumasamba kay Dr. Jose Rizal na ating pambansang bayani.



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Ang mga tao sa pook na iyon ay namumuhay lamang ng simple, ngunit nagawa nilang manatiling masaya sa kanilang pang araw-araw na buhay.


Ang kanilang pinagkakakuhan ng kita ay ang pag-nenegosyo sa mga gawang-bahay na produkto na itinitinda sa mga dayo o turista. 

Ilan sa mga itinitinda rin nila ay ang mga  bagay na nagmula sa kweba, mga  rosario, anting-anting at iba pa.








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Ang samahan sa Ciudad Mistica de Dios ay itinatag ni Maria Bernarda Balitaan.
              Ang mga kinikilalang apostoles sa Ciudad Mistica de Dios ay sina:

  • Andres Bonifacio
  • Antonio Luna
  • Apolinario Mabini
  • Emilio Jacinto
  • Garciano Lopez Jaena
  • Gregorio del Pilar
  • Juan Luna
  • Marcelo del Pilar
  • Melchora Aquino
  • Miguel Malvar
  • Pedro Paterno

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Mayroon ding mga maliliit na lugar para sa kanilang nasasakupan. May ilang pagkakataon na ang mga kapilyang ito ay pinamumunuan ng mga kababaihan (o ang babae ang nagmimisa), hindi gaya ng ating nakagawian, ang mga lalaki (pari) ang nagmimisa sa ating simbahan.


Mayroon din silang mga nakasanayan na kaiba sa atin gaya ng pagsamba sa mga bato, puno at kweba.



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Sa kabila ng mahaba at nakakapagod na lakad patungong Mt. Banahaw, marami pa rin ang matututunan na mga aral sa buhay na maaari nating gawing gabay sa ating buhay. Hindi lamang sa loob ng silid-aralan tayo may matututunan ngunit sa paglalakbay sa iba't ibang lugar gaya nito.

Sana'y maging inspirasyon sa ating ang mga mamamayan ng Ciudad Mistica de Dios, sa pagiging simple at malakas ang pananalig sa ating Diyos.




Thursday, September 27, 2012

Religion Project

Symbolism of Pamumwesto (Pilgrimage)

In Ciudad Mistica de Dios, citizens are considering their place as the new Jerusalem. Certain locations have corresponding  places, significant to the life of Christ.

Sta. Lucia Falls / Ilog Lagnas

Baptism and Purification

Kalbaryo
Enduring suffering and pain of Christ


Triangle Eye 
All-seen

Other symbolism: 

Prisintahan (Aklat ng Buhay):          Book of Saint Peter
Ina ng Awa:                                   For forgiveness
Husgado:                                       Patience, cleansing
Gate:                                             Way that leads to Heaven



Understanding and Realizations

Because of this outbound trip, we learned that respect for different beliefs is necessary. People living in that place may not have the same religion as we have, but we must be open minded with diverse religious beliefs others believe in. Some of them consider Jose Rizal as a hero, a prophet, and even a saint; however, this outbound educational trip do not force us to change beliefs or to believe what they believe in but rather accept and understand them for this is their religion. They also want to be treated with respect as we want to be respected by them. 




Wednesday, September 26, 2012

P.E. Project


Before engaging into an exhausting activity, proper warm up exercises must be done in order to condition our body.  

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Here is a short video showing warm-up exercises 



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Though not shown in the video, here are the warm-up exercises we made for us to withstand challenging and more exciting activities:

  • Ankle roll
  • Arm Swing Across Chest
  • Hip Circles/Rotations    
  • Jog in Place
  • Jumping Jacks
  • Knee to chest
  • Lunges

                                   *Every stretching lasts 16 seconds


A benefit of these stretching to us is to improve our flexibility that could prevent injuries, which is also very essential in this activity.

Sunday, September 16, 2012


Saint Julian Eymard
group 3

members:
(left-right)
R. Juan; M. Dar; G. Remo; M. Cruz; L. Concepcion; J. Javier