Civics and Culture 4

1. Civics and Culture 4

2. “Those who do not value the past cannot claim the future”. Filipino proverb

3. Definitions of Civics and Culture • Study of the past regarding the living of the ancient people with regards to their culture and society. • Study of our country’s history begins with turning or looking back at our ancestors. • Study of the records of significant events, places and people in the past.

4. Importance of studying Civics and Culture • To relate the present to past, for it is through the understanding of the past that we develop a grasp of current and thus make wise decisions for the future. • Through history we learn of the great men and women were able to stand for bravery, nationalism, courage and patriotism and whose lives serve as patterns worth emulating. • It helps the students develop the values and attitudes that will make them worthy members of the community and be good citizens of the country.

5. Definitions of geography • Greek word “geo” means land and “grapein” means to write, meaning to “write about something”/ “describe the earth” • Deals with the ways by which environments, societies and places actually work and how they may be made to work cohesively. • It is concerned with the analysis of social and environmental processes.

6. “Geography is the basis of history” Friedrich Hegel

7. Study of geography • One must be familiar with using a globe or maps. • Determines the resources of the country • Affects the natural resources • Influences the kind, quantity and distribution of resources

8. A Globe - a small-scale model of the earth that shows its true shape, if properly constructed. - the oldest existing globe was constructed by Martin Behaimof Germany in 1492 and is now in the Germanic Museum of Nunberg, Germany - can be helpful, its use may be limited in certain ways - is not portable and can be quite bulky - the earth locations in the globe cannot be seen in one given setting - you have to roll it to look for a specific location.

9. A Map • is a representation of all or a portion of the earth’s surface • usually drawn to scale on a plane or flat surface with all locations seen at once • can be carried conveniently for they can be folded or rolled • knowledge of map reading is a necessity in the study of geography

10. “Angkasaysayan ay isangsalaysayna may saysaysataongnagsasalaysaysataongkanyangsinasalaysayan”. Zeu Salazar

11. Seatwork: 1 Using the following materials: Civics notebook, pen, pencil and crayon. Direction: Using your creative hands and imagination create the way going to your house by making a sketch and write how can I reach your house. Use one page for it. Reminder: See to it that the direction is appropriate. Good luck..Seize the day..carpe diem….

12. Assignment 1. Draw a picture of the earth in your Civics notebook. Show the water and land parts by coloring it properly. Reminder: Maintain cleanliness in doing your work.

13. Quiz No. 1 I. Identify what is being describe. 1. Study of the past regarding the living of the ancient people with regards to their culture and society. 2. Deals with the ways by which environments, societies and places actually work and how they may be made to work cohesively. 3. A small –scale model of the earth that shows its true shape, if properly constructed.

14. 4. Usually drawn to scale on a plane or flat surface with all locations seen at once. 5. Greek word for land. II. Answer the following questions correctly. 6 – 8. Three definitions for History 9 – 10. Two importance of studying History 11 – 12. Two definitions of geography. 13 – 14. Two importance of studying geography. 15 – 16. Two definitions of globe. 17 . One important of using the globe. 18 – 19. Two definitions of map. 20. One important of using the map. Goodluck…….