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    Pre-Spanish Filipinos had a rich oral tradition of literature that was passed down through generations, including legends, folktales, epics, myths, folk songs, riddles, and other forms of poetry. Some common themes included the origins of things in nature, stories about life and adventure, and heroic tales. Students will be assigned to groups to perform presentations on different forms of Pre-Spanish literature through roleplays, songs, or games.

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    Pre-Spanish Filipinos had a rich oral tradition of literature that was passed down through generations, including legends, folktales, epics, myths, folk songs, riddles, and other forms of poetry. Some common themes included the origins of things in nature, stories about life and adventure, and heroic tales. Students will be assigned to groups to perform presentations on different forms of Pre-Spanish literature through roleplays, songs, or games.

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    PRE-SPANISH

    LITERATURE
    PRESENTED BY: MARY ROSE A. TORREJAS, LPT
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
    At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
    a. Give the different forms of literature during Pre-Spanish Times;
    b. Acquaint oneself with the significance of learning and understanding
    the different forms of literature during Pre-Spanish Times; and
    c. Perform a group task/activity assigned for the corresponding group.
    INTRODUCTION:
     Before the Spaniards landed or set foot o Philippine shores, our
    ancestors already had their own literature stamped in the
    history of our race. Literature existed even before writing
    implements were invented. It used to be oral; therefore, the
    literature of ancient Filipinos was handed from one generation
    to another by word of mouth. The Pre-Spanish poets and
    storytellers had gifts of good memory to be able to transmit oral
    literature without changing the original, omitting or changing
    details from it.
     Our ancient literature shows our customs and traditions in everyday life as traced in
    our folk stories, old plays and short stories.
     Our forefathers also had their own alphabet which was different from the alphabet
    brought by the Spaniards, but similar to that of the Malayo-Polynesian alphabet.
    FORMS OF LITERATURE
    DURING
    1. LEGENDS
    PRE-SPANISH ERA
     are a form of prose and the common theme of which is about the origin of a thing, location or name.
    The events are imaginary, devoid of the truth and unbelievable. Old Filipino customs are reflected in
    these legends, and they aim to ENTERTAIN. This also explains the supernatural events, mysteries and
    cultural tradition.
    FAMOUS PHILIPPINE LEGENDS
    o Ang Alamat ng Saging (The Legend of banana) Alamat ng Pakwan
    o Ang Alamat ng Kasoy (The Legend of the Cashew Nut) Alamat ng Lansones
    o Alamat ng Pinya (The Legend of the Pineapple) Alamat ng Bayabas
    o Alamat ng Durian (The Legend of Name Durian) Alamat ng Gagamba
    o Alamat ng Bawang (The Legend of the Garlic) Alamat ng Sampalok
    2. FOLKTALES
     Are made up of stories about life, adventure, love, horror and humor where one can
    derive lessons about life. These are useful to us because they help us appreciate our
    environment, evaluate our personalities and improve our life’s perspectives.
    FAMOUS PHILIPPINE FOLKTALES
    o The Story of the Piňa
    o The Monkey and the Turtle
    o The Necklace and the Comb
    o Why the Fish Has Scales
    o Mother Mountain
    3. EPICS
     Are long narrative poems where a series of heroic achievements or events, usually by a hero, are dealt
    with. The Filipino word for ‘epic’ is epiko from the Spanish. The verses were chanted or sung while
    being passed from generation to generation before written on paper. The plots of their stories revolve
    around supernatural events and heroic deeds.
    FAMOUS PHILIPPINE EPICS
    o Agyu: The Ilianon Epic of Mindanao (of the Manobos of North Cotabato)
    o Hudhud hi Aliguyon (An Ifugao Harvest Song)
    o Kudaman (of Palawan)
    o Lumalindaw (Ga’dang Epic)
    o The Epic of Labaw Donggon (of the Sulod people of Central Panay)
    o The Epic of Nalandangan: Matabagka Searches for the Deity of the Wind (of the Talaandig people of
    Central Bukidnon)
    4. MYTHS
     Are narratives that describe and portray symbolic language the origin of the basic elements and
    assumptions of a culture. Mythic narratives relate, for example, how the world began, how humans and
    animals were created, and how certain customs, gestures, or forms of human activities originated. They
    are traditional stories high occurred in a timeless past, and they involve supernatural elements beyond
    the frontiers of logic.
    FAMOUS PHILIPPINE MYTHICAL CREATURES
    o Tikbalang Nuno sa punso Amomongo Bagobo
    o Bakunawa Mayari Sarimanok Apolaki
    o Kapre Sigbin Berberoka Mambabarang
    o Aswang Bungisngis Berbalang
    o Bathala Amalanhig Pugot
    o Mananggal Sirena Tiyanak
    o Anito Witch Haliya
    5. FOLK SONGS
     Are one of the oldest forms of the Philippine literature that emerged in the Pre-Spanish
    period. Folk songs mirror the culture of the early Filipinos. They express the hopes
    and aspirations, the people’s lifestyles as well as their loves.
    FAMOUS PHILIPPINE FOLK SONGS
    o Bayan Ko Pakitong Kitong
    o Sa Libis Ng Nayon Bahay Kubo
    o Sa Ugoy ng Duyan
    o Ang Pipit
    o O Ilaw
    o Magtanin Ay ‘Di Biro
    OTHER FORMS OF PRE-SPANISH
    POETRY
    1. Epigrams (Salawikain)
    2. Riddles (Bugtong) or Palaisipan
    3. Chant (Bulong)
    4. Maxims
    5. Sayings (Kasabihan)
    6. Sawikain (Sayings)
    ACTIVITY:
    Direction: The teacher will group the class into four (4) groups. Each group will
    present their corresponding task for 2-3 minutes. The criteria is given below.

    Creativity - 30
    Organization - 20
    Relevance - 20
    Delivery - 15
    Teamwork - 10
    Audience Impact - 5
    TOTAL: 100 pts.
    GROUP TASK
    GROUP 1 - 1 PHILIPPINE LEGEND (ROLEPLAY)
    GROUP 2 - 1 PHILIPPINE FOLK SONG (SONG WITH ACTION)
    GROUP 3 - RIDDLES/BUGTONG/PALAISIPAN (GAMESHOW)
    GROUP 4 - 1 PHILIPPINE EPIC (ROLEPLAY)

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