WorksheetMaterial and Non-Material Culture of the Philippines
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This worksheet invites high-school students to explore material and non-material culture from the Philippines. Students distinguish between tangible items like the Barong Tagalog and palayok and intangible practices like harana and bayanihan, then select examples to present to younger children. Useful for anthropology units, cultural-studies coursework, or AP Social Studies exam prep.
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- bahay kubo
- bayanihan
- palayok
- harana
- Barong Tagalog
- superstitions
- traditional dances
- musical instruments
- Baybayin
- Manunggul Jars
- Baro't Saya
- Caracoa (warship)
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