Submitted by: Dexter M. CuasaySubmitted to: Jymyna Dela Rosa My Words, My World: A Digital Portfolio of Creative Works
About Myself•Name:Dexter Merced Cuasay •Age: 17 years old •Birthday:June 27, 2009 •Grade Level: 12 •Strand:HUMSSI enjoy spending my free time doing things that I genuinely like, especially listening to music, playing games, watching movies, and hanging out with my friends. I also like exploring new things and trying activities that interest me. For me, these simple moments are a good way to relax and enjoy life, especially after a busy day at school. The things I enjoy may seem simple, but they help me express who I am and make me appreciate the little things in life. I believe that every experience, whether good or bad, helps me learn something new. As I continue growing, I want to keep discovering my interests, improving myself, and making memories that I can look back on someday.
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Fictional JournalAugust 7,2026 Dear Journal today, I discovered abgast my myterious sketchbook the moment I draw something to my sketchbook its care to life filled with colorfull meaningful mside it the draw began to move the sketchbook came real
Role Play ScriptTHE THREE LITTLE PIGS Real-Life Problem Being unprepared for problems and choosing convenience over safety. Scene 1: The Three Pigs Leave Home Narrator (Ladymher): Once upon a time, three little pigs left their mother’s house to build homes of their own. Mommy Pig reminded them to make wise choices. Mommy Pig (Tel): Dear kids, now all of you have grown up, remember to build strong houses and always be prepared for problems. Grace: I’ll build my house with grass! It’s easy and fast. Nelsa: I’ll use wood. It’s stronger than grass but still easy to build. Zyrene: I’ll build my house with rocks. It may take longer, but it will be strong and safe. Scene 2: The Houses Narrator (Ladymher): Grace quickly finished her grass house. Nelsa built a wooden house, while Zyrene worked hard on her rock house. Grace: My house is finished! Now I can relax! Nelsa: Mine is finished too. Let’s have fun! Zyrene: I still have work to do, but I know my house will protect me.
Scene 3: The Wolves Arrive Narrator (Ladymher): Suddenly, three wolves appeared. They represented the real-life problems that can happen when people are not prepared. Wolf Dex: Little pig, little pig, let us come in! Grace: No! No! You cannot come in! Wolf Dex: Then ill' huff, and I’ll puff, and I’ll blow your house down! Narrator (Ladymher): Dex blew down the grass house. Grace ran to Nelsa’s wooden house. Grace: Help! My house was destroyed! Nelsa: Come inside quickly! Wolf Roderick: Little pigs, let us in! Nelsa: Never! Wolf Roderick: Then we’ll huff and puff and blow your house down! Narrator (Ladymher): The wooden house also fell down. The two pigs ran to Zyrene’s rock house.
Scene 4: The Strong House Zyrene: Don’t worry! My rock house is strong. We’ll be safe here. Wolf Elmer: Open the door! All Pigs: No! Wolf Elmer: Then we’ll huff, and we’ll puff, and we’ll blow your house down! Narrator (Ladymher): The wolves tried their hardest, but the rock house did not fall. Wolf Dex: Why won’t this house fall? Wolf Roderick: It’s too strong! Wolf Elmer: Let’s go! We can’t get inside! Scene 5: Lesson Learned Grace: I learned that choosing the easiest way is not always the best choice. Nelsa: And we should prepare for problems instead of ignoring them. Zyrene: Hard work and preparation can keep us safe. Mommy Pig: Exactly! In real life, problems are like wolves. If we are prepared, we can face them. Narrator (Ladymher): And so, the three pigs learned an important lesson: Do not choose convenience over preparation and safety. Direct Quotation – The famous line is used: “I’ll huff, and I’ll puff, and I’ll blow your house down!”
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Creating our digital booklet was an enjoyable and exciting experience. We included different activities such as poems, comics, and other creative works. Through these activities, I was able to express my ideas and use my imagination. While making the booklet, I experienced some difficulties, especially in organizing the content and making the design attractive. However, I learned to be patient and work carefully to complete each activity. I also improved my creativity and learned how to use digital tools better. Overall, making the digital booklet was a memorable learning experience. It showed me that school activities can be both educational and enjoyable. I am proud of what we created because it reflects our effort, creativity, and ideas.Reflection