Magandang Araw po, Ako po si Sittie Hanan M.

Hassan na nagmula sa
Ikatlong Baitang ng Pangkat Jade. Ngayon po ay itatalakay ko ang
PANGGALAN at KASARIAN NG PANGNGALAN.

Ang Pangngalan ay bahagi ng pangungusap na tumutukoy sa pangalan

ng tao, hayop, bagay, pook, lugar, o pangyayari. Ito ay tinatawag na noun sa
wikang Ingles. Ang halimbawa nito ay guro, pusa, Cotabato City at marami
pang iba.

May apat na Kasarian ng Pangngalan.

Una, Ang pangngalang Panlalaki. Ito ang kasarian ng pangngalan na

tumutukoy sa tiyak na ngalan ng lalaki. Halimbawa: Tatay, hari, kuya

Pangalawa, Ang pangngalang Pambabae. Ito ang kasarian ng pangngalan

na tumutukoy sa tiyak na ngalan ng babae. Halimbawa: Nanay, Reyna, ate

Pangatlo, ang pangngalang di-tiyak. Ito ang kasarian ng pangngalan na

maaaring tumutukoy sa ngalang pambabae or panlalaki. Halimbawa:
Magulang, guro, kapatid

At ang Pang apat ay Ang pangngalang walang kasarian. Ito ay tumutukoy

sa mga pangngalan na walang buhay at walang kasarian pati na rin ang
mga bagay sa kapaligiran na may buhay ngunit walang kasarian.
Halimbawa: prutas, laruan, damit at marami pang iba.

At dito na po nagtatapos ang aking pagtatalakay sa pangngalan at mga

kasarian nito. Maraming salamat po sa pakikinig.
Good morning everyone, My Name is Sittie Hanan M. Hassan from Grade 3 – Jade at Parang Montessori
Educational Center. I am here to discuss about the PHASES OF MATTER.

Matter is something that has mass and volume. Matter can be found in
several phases or states. The three most common phases of matter on Earth
are solids, liquids and gases.

Solids have a fixed shape and volume. A solid’s particles are packed closely
together. There is not much space between the particles and there is little
particle movement. A solid is not easily compressed.

Liquids have a fixed volume, but take the shape of the container in which
they sit. There is not much space between the particles, but they can slide
past each other and flow easily. A liquid is not easily compressed.

Gas fills the shape and volume of the container in which it sits. There is a lot
of free space between its particles and they flow easily past each other. Gas
can be compressed.

When solid turns to liquid it is called melting. The example of this is when we
have ice as a solid, then when we leave it outside the refrigerator, after a
couple of minutes it will turns into flowing water again. And

When liquid turns to a gas it is called Evaporation. For example, we have wet
clothes that we hang into the clothesline after a couple of hours it will dry.
The water in the clothes has gone and evaporates.

So, I am ending my discussion here. Thank you for listening.