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Quarter 1 Lesson 1: Myths Tell the Story of Our Beginning
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The Lesson at A Glance: Philippine Literature during the pre-colonial period are oral traditions. They are
mostly made up of myths and folk tales told and retold by word of mouth from one generation to the next. These
are stories and superstitions about magical creatures and divine beings.
Directions: Read the selection, “The Story of Bathala” on pages 2-5 of your textbook. Using your prior
knowledge of the different elements of narrative, fill out the following graphic organizer with the correct
information that is being asked. Write your answers on blue ink only and avoid erasures.
Characters:
(List all and describe each).
Setting:
(List all and describe each).
Title of the Myth:
Plot:
Conflict
(List all and describe each).