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• Parable


  A short, symbolic story that conveys a moral or spiritual lesson
• Parables


  • Often used in religious teachings, literature, and folklore to illustrate complex ideas or principles in a simple and relatable way
• Metaphor


  An implicit comparison of one thing to another without the use of a commonly known sign or equation
• Simile


  An explicit comparison using the words "like" or "as"
• Dear God,: 'We thank You for the school that we have. We pray to You that this may serve as a safe place for all of us to learn, have fun, and build strong friendships. Thank you for the teachers who teach us. Thank you for the friends, classmates and family, from whom we can learn new things with. This we pray in JESUS' name Amen.'
• OFF LIMITS
• NAIL ART
• HISTORY OF NAIL ART

  • MODULE-1
  • FOURTH QUARTER
• WHAT IS NAIL ART?

  Nail art is an artistic way to decorate, enhance, and paint nails. A creative artwork that can be done on fingernails and toenails, usually after manicures or pedicures.
• HISTORY OF NAIL ART

  1. Nail art is no longer new, it has existed for long of years ago, and its head up in the fashion world and makes an impact, each time becoming bolder, creative and expressive.

  2. During the early times, painted nails were exclusive to show social status. To begin with, the earliest record of nail painting was in ancient Babylonia around 5000 BCE when men colored their nails. The nail colors were used to distinguish the class to which a lady belonged. The higher class wore deep red paints, which acted as the status symbol. The ladies from the lower class wore pale shades.

  3. Another civilization, that has shown modernization in the 5000 B.C was the Indian civilization. Indian ladies used to paint their fingertips with a dye called henna. Today's nail paints can be traced to 3000 B.C China. They mixed gelatin, egg whites, lacquer of gum, beeswax, vegetable dyes and for the colors, they used to crush rose petals and orchids. It was applied and left on the nails overnight to achieve better results.

  4. In the middle ages, manicure was considered a thing of the past. The kind of nail art that we see today, with animal prints, floral designs on the nails, contributed by the Incas. Victorian ladies practiced manicures with nail art. The first bottle of modern nail polish made its appearance on the market in the year 1932, followed by the creation of fake nails in 1934. Fake nails were adopted in Hollywood in the 1970s and French manicure was introduced. In the years the 1990s to 2000 the existence in the market of neon nail paints, nude shades, glowing fuchsia, shocking blue and pink.

  5. In 2008, gel polishes and DIY techniques were introduced in the market and became popular among womenfolk of all ages and countries.

  6. Since nail art has become more creative and artistic and many trends have followed, such as the addition of symbols, crystals, airbrushing, nail wraps, magnetic polish, crackle polish, acrylic, gel polish and the list goes on. Nail art has truly become integrated into the world of fashion and is now sported as an accessory to any look.
• ACTIVITY 1


  • Use henna to dye nails
  • Gel and DIY polishes
  • Floral designs and animal prints
  • Crush rose petals and orchids
  • Men paint their nails
• aggression (n): hostile behavior intended to intimidate others
• aesthetic (adj): relating to beauty or the appreciation of what is beautiful
• Dear God,: 'We thank You for the school that we have. We pray to You that this may serve as a safe place for all of us to learn, have fun, and build strong friendships. Thank you for the teachers who teach us. Thank you for the friends, classmates and family, from whom we can learn new things with. This we pray in JESUS' name Amen.'
• Trace the history of nail art
• Nail art
• Module - 2 Fourth Quarter
• At the end of the learning activity, students should be able to:

  • Identify the type of fancy nail art designs
  • Discuss the type of fancy nail designs
  • Appreciate the value of fancy nail art designs
• Nowadays, fingernails and toenails are seen by some as important points of beauty
• It is a type of fashion activity, related to manicuring
• Freehand designing


  A form of nail art since you will create your own design by just using ordinary nail polish and common household tools
• The key in making nail art design

  Creativity and resourcefulness
• After acquiring the skills in applying basic designs in manicure, it's about time for you to learn the latest fashion when it comes to nail designing and that is to make nail art designs
• Different categories of fancy nail design

  • Nail art stickers
  • Nail Art Stamping
  • Nail accessories
  • Water marbling
• Nail art stickers


  Self-adhesive and water-transferable stickers with a variety of designs and patterns to choose from. Lots of designs, styles, and different sizes that fit all types of nails. The latest trend on nail stickers is made up of durable rubber, providing the best sticky backing. The stickers include black and white, colorful, French manicure, glitter and metallic, random, little finger, rhinestone, and seasonal stickers.
• Things you'll need for nail art stickers

  • Nail file
  • Cuticle pusher
  • Small scissors
  • Set of nail stickers
• Nail Art Stamping


  A nail art technique that allows you to put designs by stamping pre-designed images on your nails in minutes and there are several metal image plates to choose from.
• Things you'll need for nail art stamping

  • Image plate
  • Stamper
  • Scraper
• Nail accessories


  Nail art items such as glitters, beads, rhinestones and gems, even dried flowers and etc. which can be used to design the nails.
• Water marbling


  A fingernail art design created by dropping nail lacquers into clear water creating a pattern or design of the resulting art on the surface; which is then transferred to your nails.
• Things you'll need for water marbling

  • Orangewood stick or toothpick
  • Shot glass
  • Nail polish (different colors)
  • Baby oil
  • Tape (optional)
• For nail stickers, start with clean, dry nails. Nails should be bare of polish. Push back cuticles gently, too.
• For nail stamping, start with a dry base color and apply the top coat after the entire process.
• Make sure to clean your fingernails and apply a base coat (white or platinum) before you proceed with the water marbling techniques.