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DOCUMENTATIONS
Preparing the Cocos nucifera powder
Let the Cocos nucifera remain under the sunlight for few days to dry out.
Put the dry Cocos nucifera above a galvanized steel and lit it up using a gasoline and
match.
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Let the Cocos nucifera turn into powder and let it chill.
After cooling down, put the powder into a blender to create a fine Cocos nucifera
powder.
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Make the Lead Core
In a plastic container, combine 3 tablespoons of Cocos nucifera powder, 1 tablespoon
each of Kaolin clay, Bentonite clay, and Plaster of Paris.
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Place the mixture of Cocos nucifera powder, Kaolin clay, Bentonite clay, and Plaster of
Paris into a casserole and cook it on the stove. Then, add 2 to 3 tablespoons of Beeswax
to melt it. Stir continuously until the consistency becomes liquid.
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Pour the cooked mixture into the mold, which measures 9.9 cm in length and 0.9 cm in
width, while it’s still hot to ensure the pencil shape forms nicely.
Place the lead core in a dry, warm area. Allow it to air-dry completely for 24-48 hours, or
until it becomes hard and solid. This step is important to ensure it doesn’t break easily
when used.
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To shape the lead, use sandpaper. Gently rub the dried pencil against the sandpaper until
it becomes sharp enough.
Prepare the Paper Outer Layer
Cut the used paper that must be 22.5 cm in length and 7 cm in width. These will be used
to cover around the lead and to form the outer part of the layer.
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In a plastic container, pour the glue and mix it with water. The amount of water should be
just enough for the quantity of glue, as adding too much may reduce its adhesiveness.
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Dip the cut paper into the prepared glue mixture, then roll the lead in the glued paper.
Two layers of cut paper are enough to hold it comfortably.
Finalize and Dry the Pencil
After adding the final layer, press down gently to smooth out any uneven areas or air
bubbles in the paper wrap.
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Place the pencil on an empty container or flat surface and let it air dry for 24 hours, to
allow the glue to fully set.
APPENDIX A
LETTERS
Liceo de Christ the King Inc.
(Formerly Christ the King Academy)
Magsaysay, Talugtug Nueva Ecija
March 28, 2023
Ronald M. Florendo, RN, LPT, MEd
School Teacher
Liceo de Christ the King Inc.
Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Madam:
Be in Christ that Christ be in All!
We, the Grade 12 Senior High School students of Liceo de Christ the King Inc. pursuing the
Academic Track Strand SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS
(STEM), are currently enrolled in Practical Research 2: Quasi-Experimental Research.
We are writing to humbly request your service and expertise to serve as an adviser for our Thesis
entitled “The Innovative Integration of Cocos Nucifera Fiber-based Pencil as an Alternative
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Drawing Material ”. We believe that your knowledge and insights will be valuable and will
greatly enrich our work.
We are looking forward to your kind consideration of our request.
Thank you very much and God bless!
Respectfully Yours:
THE RESEARCHERS
_______________________ _______________________
FRANZ RANNIEL Q, BENEDICTO. ALLYSA JESSICA NIEGOS
_______________________ _______________________
RAZEL ANGELIE B. MADAYAG. MARK DAVE A. SINGIT
Noted & Endorsed by:
Leslie D. Ramos, LPT LOIDA M. CASTELO, MAEd
Research Teacher School Principal
Conforme:
RONALDM.FLORENDO, RN, LPT, MEd
Thesis Adviser
Liceo de Christ the King Inc.
(Formerly Christ the King Academy)
Magsaysay, Talugtug Nueva Ecija
March 27, 2023
Mrs. Loida M. Castelo, MAEd
School Principal
Liceo de Christ the King, Inc.
Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Madam Castelo:
To be in Christ that Christ be in All!
We, Benedicto, Franz Ranniel Q., Madayag, Razel Angelie B., Niegos, Allysa Jessica M., Singit, Mark
Dave A., are Grade 12 Senior High School in Liceo de Christ the King, Inc., Talugtug, Nueva Ecija. We
are currently enrolled in the subject “Practical Research 2” under the advisorship of Ms. Hanna Grace P.
Balagot. In this subject, we are required to make a research study. Our approved research proposal was
entitled “The Innovative Integration of Cocos Nucifera Fiber-based Pencil as an Alternative Drawing
Materia”. It aims to know the preferred Career Choice of the Senior High School Students. In line with
this, your school is chosen to be the place where to conduct the pilot testing for our research proposal’s
validity and reliability.
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Our interview questionnaire consists of two parts: Senior High School Student Profile Form for Part I and
the Questionnaire Form for Part II. Rest assured that the personal information and data provided will be
kept confidential.
Thank you for your help, support and cooperation.
Respectfully yours,
Franz Ranniel Benedicto
Razel Angelie Madayag
Allysa Niegos
Mark Dave Singit
Noted:
Leslie D. Ramos, LPT
Research Teacher
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Consent Form
I have read the above information and I do hereby give my consent to gather data to be used by the
researchers in this research study.
Principal : Loida M. Castelo, MAEd
Date Approved : ________________________
Signature : ____________________
Liceo de Christ the King Inc.
(Formerly Christ the King Academy)
Magsaysay, Talugtug Nueva Ecija
G R A M M A R I A N’ S C E R T I F I C A T E
This is to certify that the undersigned has reviewed and went through all the pages
of the research entitled “THE INNOVATIVE INTEGRATION OF COCOS
NUCIFERA FIBER-BASED PENCIL AS AN ALTERNATIVE DRAWING
MATERIALS” by Franz Ranniel Q. Benedicto, Razel Angelie B. Madayag, Allysa
Jessica M. Niegos, Mark Dave A, Singit. All corrections and proposed
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recommendations were incorporated to the final document aligned with the set of
structural rules that govern the composition of the sentences, phrases, and words of
English Language.
Signed on the ___ day ______ 2025 for whatever legal purpose the
aforementioned authors may use.
Leslie D. Ramos, LPT
English Critic
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APPENDIX B
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE
Liceo de Christ the King Inc.
(Formerly Christ the King Academy)
Magsaysay, Talugtug Nueva Ecija
Dear Respondents,
We are the Senior High School students of Liceo de Christ the King, Inc., who are
currently conducting a study entitled “THE INNOVATIVE INTEGRATION OF
COCOS NUCIFERA FIBER-BASED PENCIL AS AN ALTERNATIVE
DRAWING MATERIAL ”. We humbly ask for your help and sincerely hope for your
cooperation in answering the questions accurately and truthfully. Rest assured that any
information obtained as a result of this study related to you will be kept strictly
confidential.
- The Researchers
INTERVIEW QUESTIONNAIRE
PART I. Socio-Demographic Profile of the Participants
Name (Optional): ____________________________ Sex: _____
Grade level: _______________________ Age: ____
PART II. Survey Questionnaire
(4) Strongly agree, (3) Agree, (2) Disagree, and (1) Strongly disagree.
TO DETERMINE THE PERFORMANCE OF 4 3 2 1
FIBER-BASED PENCIL MADE OUT OF COCOS
NUCIFERA AGAINST TRADITIONAL PENCIL
1. Coconut-based pencils feel smoother than regular
pencils.
2. The tone stays consistent while writing or drawing
3. They are good for shading and artwork
4. They make shading easier.
5. Coconut-based pencils blend more easily than
traditional pencils.
6. Coconut-based pencils require less effort to blend
compared to other pencils.
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7. Coconut-based pencils have a smoother texture than
regular wooden pencil
8. I can achieve smoother shading with Cocos nucifera
pencils.
TO DETERMINE THE QUALITY OF FIBER- 4 3 2 1
BASED PENCIL MADE OUT OF COCOS
NUCIFERA AGAINST TRADITIONAL PENCIL
1. Coconut-based pencils last longer than traditional
wooden pencils.
2. Coconut-based pencils withstand sharpening better
than traditional pencils.
3. They break less often
4. They reduce hand strain during long use.
5. I can create smoother transitions using them.
6. Coconut-based pencils are stronger than regular
wooden pencils.
7. Coconut-based pencils is better than traditional
wooden pencils.
8. Coconut-based pencils are more comfortable to
hold than traditional wooden pencils.
TO DETERMINE THE PERFORMANCE OF 4 3 2 1
FIBER-BASED PENCIL MADE OUT OF COCOS
NUCIFERA AGAINST TRADITIONAL PENCIL
1. Regular pencils feel smoother than coconut-based
pencils
2. The tone of regular pencils stays more consistent
while writing or drawing.
3. Regular pencils are better for shading and artwork
4. Regular pencils make shading easier.
5. Regular pencils blend more easily than coconut-
based pencils.
6. Regular pencils require less effort to blend
compared to coconut-based pencil
7. Regular pencils have a smoother texture than
coconut-based pencil
4. I can achieve smoother shading with traditional
pencil
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TO DETERMINE THE QUALITY OF FIBER- 4 3 2 1
BASED PENCIL MADE OUT OF COCOS
NUCIFERA AGAINST TRADITIONAL PENCIL
6. Traditional wooden pencils last longer than
coconut-based pencils.
7. Traditional pencils withstand sharpening better
than coconut-based pencils.
8. Traditional pencils break less often.
9. Traditional pencils reduce hand strain during long
use.
10. I can create smoother transitions using traditional
pencils.
11. Traditional wooden pencils are stronger than
coconut-based pencils.
12. Traditional wooden pencils is better than coconut-
based pencils.
13. Traditional wooden pencils are more comfortable
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CURRICULUM VITAE
RESUME OF:
FRANZ RANNIEL Q. BENEDICTO
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug,
Nueva Ecija
Street No.: Purok 6
Barangay: Magsaysay District
Town/City: Talugtug
Province: Nueva Ecija
State: Philippines
Zip Code: 3118
Mobile No.: 0981-198-3383
E-mail address:
[email protected]PERSONAL DATA
Birthdate: August 11, 2007
Birthplace: PJG Hospital, Cabanatuan City
Citizenship: Filipino
Height: 5’7”
Weight: 82 kg
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Roman Catholic
Color of Hair: Black
Color of eyes: Brown
PARENTS
Name of Father: Rannie M. Benedicto
Occupation: Diseased
Educational Attainment: College Graduate
Name of Mother: Teresa Q. Benedicto
Occupation: Nurse
Educational Attainment: College Graduate
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Special Skills: Sporty
Languages Spoken: English, Tagalog, Ilocano
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
ELEMENTARY
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2011-2013
Name of School: Talugtug West Central School
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2013-2018
SECONDARY
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2018-2021
Name of School: Talugtug, National High School, Main
Address: Brgy. Cabiangan, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2021-2022
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2023- 2025
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RESUME OF:
RAZEL ANGELIE B. MADAYAG
Address: Roxas District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Street No.: Purok 3
Barangay: Roxas District
Town/City: Talugtug
Province: Nueva Ecija
State: Philippines
Zip Code: 3118
Mobile No.: 0956-438-8343
E-mail address:
[email protected]PERSONAL DATA
Birthdate: October 22, 2006
Birthplace: ELJ Hospital Bitas, Cabanatuan City
Citizenship: Filipino
Height: 5’3”
Weight: 70 kg
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Roman Catholic
Color of Hair: Black
Color of eyes: Brown
PARENTS
Name of Father: Ryan Madayag
Occupation: Overseas Filipino Worker
Educational Attainment: Vocational Graduate
Name of Mother: Hazel Lewelyn Benedicto
Occupation: Housewife
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Educational Attainment: College Graduate
Special Skills: Intelligent and Open-minded
Languages Spoken: English, Tagalog, Ilocano
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
ELEMENTARY
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2011-2019
SECONDARY
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2019-2023
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2023-2025
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RESUME OF:
ALLYSA JESSICA M. NIEGOS
Address: Brgy. Sta. Catalina, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Street No.: #02 Sampaloc Street
Barangay: Sta. Catalina
Town/City: Talugtug
Province: Nueva Ecija
State: Philippines
Zip Code: 3118
Mobile No.: 0966-678-3392
E-mail address:
[email protected]PERSONAL DATA
Birthdate: August 11, 2007
Birthplace: Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Citizenship: Filipino
Height: 5’1”
Weight:
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Roman Catholic
Color of Hair: Black
Color of eyes: Brown
PARENTS
Name of Father: Ariel F. Niegos
Occupation: Farmer
Educational Attainment: College Graduate
Name of Mother: Jean M. Niegos
Occupation: Farmer
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Educational Attainment: High School Graduate
Special Skills: Problem- Solving, Adaptability, and Critical Thinking
Languages Spoken: English, Tagalog, Ilocano
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
ELEMENTARY
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2012-2019
SECONDARY
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2019-2023
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2023- 2025
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RESUME OF:
MARK DAVE A. SINGIT
Address: Brgy. Villa Rosenda, Talugtug,
Nueva Ecija
Street No.: Purok 1
Barangay: Villa Rosenda
Town/City: Talugtug
Province: Nueva Ecija
State: Philippines
Zip Code: 3118
Mobile No.: 0931-878-1866
E-mail address:
[email protected]PERSONAL DATA
Birthdate: October 29, 2006
Birthplace: Pacac, Guimba District Hospital
Citizenship: Filipino
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 50 kg
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Roman Catholic
Color of Hair: Black
Color of eyes: Deep Brown
PARENTS
Name of Father: Victor DL. Singit
Occupation: Farmer
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Educational Attainment: High School Graduate
Name of Mother: Marlyn L. Abuan
Occupation: Housewife
Educational Attainment: High School Graduate
Special Skills: Sporty
Languages Spoken: English, Tagalog, Ilocano
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
ELEMENTARY
Name of School: Villa Rosenda, Elementary School
Address: Villa Rosenda, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2011-2018
SECONDARY
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Talugtug, National High School, ANNEX
Address: Saverona, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2019-2023
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name of School: Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)
Address: Magsaysay District, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija
Inclusive Years: 2023- 2025
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