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Aug 10, 2020 · According to the Department of Education, here are the list of episodes and timeslot for the dry run of the DepEd TV Channel schedule. The Department of Education has officially launched the National Kick-Off Program on “Handang Isip, Handa Bukas!”
Sep 30, 2020 · The initial program of DepEd TV will include 130 unique episodes for major subject areas. Aside from IBC-13, DepEd has also partnered with the following channels to air its educational programs: Solar TV - 1 digital channel. Cignal TV - 2 satellite TV channels.
- 10 Favorite ’90s Philippine Educational TV Shows
- Batibot
- Sineskwela
- Hiraya Manawari
- Bayani
- Math Tinik
- Epol Apple
- Atbp – Awit, Titik, Bilang Na Pambata
- Pahina
- 5 and Up
Growing up in the metro, television has become my best friend. When I was a kid not yet attending school, watching TV was one of my favorite past-times and until now I still practice this habit. Some may say I had a boring childhood because all I do is stay at home and watch TV. But you know what, it’s not boring at all. Thanks to child-oriented ed...
The Filipino version of Sesame Streetis popularly known as “Batibot”. Every morning I would wake up early just to see Kuya Bodjie, KoKo, Kiko Matsing, Pong Pagong, Ningning, Gingging and other characters on the TV screen. Hearing the theme song will surely bring back your old childhood days. The storytelling segment is one of my favorites. I don’t ...
Sineskwela made a great contribution to kids in our generation. You will not only get entertained by its main characters such as Agatom, Anatom, Palikpik, Kulitsap, Ugatpuno, Kuya Bok, and Ate Winnie; but you will also love learning and discovering more about Science. Listening to the catchy OST of the show will make you sing along, too.
Another valuable and unforgettable etv programs in the ’90s is Hiraya Manawari. These words mean “reach your dreams“, and I just found out about it recently (lol). Anyways, this show is an education program that aims to instill moral values and teach the greatest life’s lessons to children. Each episode features a Filipino short story that was crea...
Want to learn about Philippine history and our country’s heroes? Join Ana and Noli (the main characters of the program including Lola, of course) as they traveled back in time and learned about the life of Filipino heroes like Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, Marcelo Del Pilar, Melchora Aquino, etc. This show inspires and promotes nationalism and patr...
Mathematics, for some, is a difficult subject that is why most children don’t like it much. But when Math Tinik aired on the morning line-up of ABS-CBN studying numbers, fractions, and decimals became more interesting and fun. Do you still remember how Charlie and Patricia enjoyed solving Math problems with the help of their Teacher, Miss Math Tini...
Bodjie Pascua, who plays the role of Luis, was one of the main characters of the show including the friendly horn bill, Porfirio. This program aims to develop the English language skills, reading, and writing of Filipino children. Other characters of the show are Grace, Rap-rap, Otep, and Kenneth.
Awit, Titik, Bilang na Pambata or most known as Atbp (At Iba pa) is similar to Batibot. It also teaches children how to count, read, and sing a song about numbers and letters. Some of the characters of this program are Ate Remy, Mang Berting, Bb. Karunungan, Kuya Miguel, Pipo at Tingting, and Kapitan Bilang.
This is the first ETV show that teaches about Philippine Literature. The format of this program is the same like Bayani but the target audiences are mostly high school students. This show aims to urge youth to appreciate Filipino literary works and become familiar with Filipino writers and poets. The main character, Francisco Baltazar, or popularly...
5 and Up, a tele-magazine program hosted by a group of kid reporters whose ages range from 9-12 years old, features skits and various light documentaries that interest young audiences. The first episode of this show was aired in “The Probe Team,” an investigative TV program. After receiving good feedback, they decided to make a spin-off of the “jun...
Department of Education DepEd TV - Official Channel The Program Grid can be accessed at https://www.deped.gov.ph/depedtv
- Agricoolture (Monday to Wednesday, 11:20 and 4pm) Teach your children to value the country’s lush tropical climate and the wonders of our agricultural sector in time for your yearly summer trip to the beach or province with “AgriCOOLture.”
- MathDali (Monday to Friday at 10:20 and 3pm) Trying to think up ways you can entertain the kids? Join them in a MathDali viewing session daily. “MathDali” helps make learning fun and easy by tackling common core topics in math in a light, entertaining way.
- Pamana (Monday to Wednesday at 9:20 and 2pm) If the family is planning a trip, “Pamana” might be a good learning companion for the kids. It’s a fun way to learn about history and geography as it follows lead character Nico while he learns about the country’s different regions and provinces, as well as each location’s unique culture and history.
- Wow (Tuesdays at 7:30 pm) Help your kids cultivate a love for local culture with “Wow,” as kids get to see what each region in our country has to offer.
DepEd TV is the main television-based instruction initiative of the Department of Education. The DepEd TV has been airing to 15 TV, radio, and cable operators throughout the country . It is...
Jun 17, 2020 · Travel back in time and relive these 10 educational shows that "homeschooled" students in the 1990s, including Batibot, Sine'skwela, Bayani, and more.
