submitted to: Jmyna Dela RosaMy Words, My World: A Digital Portfolio Of Creative Works My Words, My World: A Digital Portfolio Of Creative Workssubmitted by: Grace C. Bernal
Table of contentsTable of contentsAbout Me.........page3 Poetry..............page 4 10 years...........page 6 Script...............page 7-8 Comics.............page 9 Reflection.......page 10
About MeName: Grace C. Bernal Age: 17 years old Birthday: July 21, 2009 Grade level: Grade 12 Strand: HUMSS I enjoy writing stories, poems, and creative fiction. I also like reading stories online because they inspire me to create new ideas and characters. Writing helps me express my thoughts, feelings, and imagination while improving my creativity. These interests motivate me to improve my creativity and develop my skills as a writer. Through writing, I can explore my imagination and express myself in a meaningful way.
Poem #1About My Life The girl with a beautiful heart, But have a sad household l, After everything I always choose to smile. I was a girl who wants a better life, I always imagine how to fell a beautiful life, How it felt being in a good life. I'm a strong girl with a tough heart, Sometimes viewed with an easy life, But nonetheles all i seek is a peaceful soul.
Poem #2New Beginnings she is like a flower because everyday, she fell bloomer, she's study hard and promise to her self, because if everyone needs help, she always there to help, she said she is studying for a 100 year, to passed the exam every year, Even if she said hard, I see her always working hard.
10 years from nowMy Life 10 Years From Now Ten years from now, my life has become everything I once dreamed of. I graduated with a degree in Criminology and proudly became a member of the Philippine Coast Guard, serving my country with honor and dedication. At the same time, I turned my passion for coffee into a successful business. I now own two coffee shop branches—one in the cool mountains of Baguio and another in the beautiful island of Palawan. Looking back, I am grateful for every challenge that helped shape the person I have become. The journey was not easy. There were times when I doubted myself, worked long hours, and faced many obstacles while balancing my career and business. Opening my first coffee shop required hard work, patience, and sacrifice. After years of determination, it became successful enough for me to open a second branch. Through every setback, I refused to give up because I believed that my dreams were worth fighting for.The happiest moment of my life came when I realized that all my efforts had finally paid off. My coffee shops were thriving, my career in the Coast Guard was stable, and I was able to provide a better life for my family. I fulfilled my promise to help my parents and gave them everything they deserved after all the sacrifices they made for me. I also achieved one of my biggest dreams—to travel around the world and experience different cultures and beautiful places. Seeing my parents happy and proud while accomplishing all of my dreams was the greatest achievement of my life. As time passed, I also found the peace of mind I had been searching for. I met the person who became my loving and supportive spouse. Together, we built a quiet and happy home filled with love, respect, and understanding. Even with my responsibilities, I learned how to balance work, family, and personal happiness. Today, I live a meaningful and fulfilling life. My success is not measured only by my career or businesses but by the love I share with my family and the lives I have touched along the way. I continue to serve my country with pride while managing my coffee shops with passion.
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 meScene 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.
scriptGrace: 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): 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!”
Comics "The three little pigs"
Reflection1. What did I learn while creating my digital portfolio? I learned how to organize my ideas and present my literary works creatively. 2. Which literary work am I most proud of and why? I am most proud of my literary work because I was able to express my thoughts and creativity through my own words. 3. What challenges did I encounter? I had challenges in organizing my work and expressing my ideas clearly. 4. How did ICT help me improve the presentation of my work? ICT helped me make my portfolio more organized, creative, and attractive. 5. How did my writing change throughout the project? My writing became clearer, more organized, and more creative. 6. What kind of writer do I want to become? I want to become a writer who can express ideas clearly and creatively and inspire others.