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The day when the teachers took a break from teaching and the student teachers took over the classroom.
I was assigned to be Ms. Frances. I wore polo, slacks and flats. People said that I was really like her. But sadly I didn’t have a picture.
The theme for the Teachers’ Day was children’s party. The teachers had to be like little children and wear children’s clothes. The SCAA had a family with Daddy Andie, Mommy Tricia, Mendong, Waldo and of course Yaya Mariel. We also had our very own clowns, Corny/Hera and AFRO-dite. Gaby and I were the clowns. We introduced ourselves as Hera and Aphrodite because of the prom hangover which happened the weekend before this. We just realized afterwards that Aphrodite was perfect because Gaby’s hair was afro. Ate Mariel preferred Corny the Clown for me. It was my first time to host in front of the teachers and to be a clown.
Here’s the colorful backdrop made by the Art Club.
After the mass, we had a program at the Mini-Theater. Students from different levels performed for the teachers. It also had a bit of comedy because every time there was a problem we would call on Yaya Mariel to fix it.
High School Dance Club
Pamulatan
Keisha and Cheska from the Seniors
Here’s Gaby and I eerrr Corny/Hera and AFRO-dite hosting with our very big cue cards. I had my costume made in the market. Career! And Gaby improvised hers. I looked like the funny clown and AFRO-dite looked like the fashionista clown.
Here’s a funny moment. I went to a kid and asked her what she wants to tell the teachers. She was just quiet so I whispered to her ear, “Happy Teachers’ Day!” Then she said it. Good thing she wasn’t afraid of the clown.
After the program we went to the Multi-Purpose Building for lunch and parlor games. There was also a photobooth.
Here’s Mommy, Daddy and Mendong.
We played “Bring Me.” We asked for the most beautiful teacher and Sir Andie brought his wife, Ms. Michelle! Sweet!
Then we asked for the most handsome teacher. Ms. Nen brought Sir Louie and Sir Khitz brought himself.
We also played “The Longest Happy Teachers’ Day with a Twist” The participants had to inhale helium from a balloon which made their voices squeak.
Here’s our SCAA moderator, Ms. Layna. Look at Megan laughing hard in the background. Haha!
And the winner was Sir Nelson with the longest time.
Here are some of the photobooth pictures.
Corny the Clown and Clown AFRO-Dite
SCAA Family
I had fun being a clown. There were also perks in being a clown. Hahaha! This experience may be once in a life time. Well, not unless I become a professional clown when I grow up. Hmmmmnnnnn…. baka puwedeng sideline muna.
Once again, here are Corny the Clown and AFRO-dite. Contact us if you need clowns for your party. Don’t worry kids, we don’t bite! :)
*pictures from Steffi Gorospe and the Nimraf photobooth
Decided to blog again. Blogging best in late award. :)
It’s the time to thank our teachers and make them feel special! Before the Teachers’ Day, we celebrated LOVE Week (Loving Our Valuable Educators). For each day, the students had to do something for their teachers and teacher counterpart. I was assigned to be the counterpart of Ms. Frances, our class adviser, since I was the batch representative. I was happy to be assigned to her because we were really close. We spent time working together for this school year.
1. Monday – Telegram Day
Surprise them with random notes of thanks/love throughout the day.
I posted post-its on the stair wall going up the 4th floor that says “Good morning Ms. Frances! Enjoy your day!” I also asked the Juniors to write short notes for her. I compiled them and made them look like a telegram.
2. Tuesday – Serenade Day
Put on small presentations for the teachers. You may recite a poem, sing, or dance.
Since my hidden talent in singing should stay hidden, I posted post-its again on the stair wall with the lyrics of Fix You by Coldplay. “Lights will guide you home and ignite your bones. And I will try to fix you.” After the morning talk, the Juniors sang that song for her.
3. Wednesday – Affirmation Day
Give sashes/ribbons to your respective counterparts with their best trait/s written on them. Encourage your counterparts to wear them all day!
I gave her a BAT-MOM sash after the morning talk. She wore it for the whole day.
4. Thursday – Big Gesture Day
Deliver homemade presents such as baked goods to your teachers or do even simple things such as carrying their bags for them
I left a bag of chocolates on her table.
5. Friday – Lunch Together Day
Have lunch with your counterparts. You may bring potluck or desserts. During this time, also ask the teacher to write their prayers on a piece of paper and these will then be offered during the mass.
My friends and I arranged a lunch date for our teacher counterparts. I cooked Charlie Chan Pasta. The others brought pizza, chicken and maki. The teachers were fun to be with. We shared lots of stories with each other.
Here are our pictures. From left to right: Sir Nelson and Danica, Sir Khitz and Pau, Ms. Regine and Gem, Ms. Frances and I.
Wacky time! Well only Sir Mayuga did a wacky pose. Haha!
After that I had to rush to my classroom because my class started the Chemistry test 20 minutes before the time. I was late but I was able to do it.
I will never regret the time I had together with these people. Quality time. :)
*photos from Gem Sandoval
It’s not just a moon, it’s a blue moon. Once in a blue moon. That means, there are only a few moments in your life, where something truly memorable… truly magical… happens to you, and if you hesitate, if you’re afraid, you might just miss it. Don’t let those Blue Moon moments pass you by. -Neil Patrick Harris in The Smurfs :)
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“A Thousand Years”
I Wait
By: Ms. Regine Ocampo
Beneath the blanket of the infinite stars and the hapless moon I wait,
As fire waits for the wind’s whisper; a tender whisper of hope, peace, and love.
I glimpse the thousand glittering beauties, but none of them compares to Yours.
I close my eyes and open myself to who You are.
I revel in You.
Beneath the blanket of the infinite stars and the hapless moon, I wait.
