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Discovery Channel’s Vertical 10k Run
by Cheryl Golangco on Jan 25th, 2012
I started hearing about vertical runs late 2010.I was curious what it was and soon learned that vertical runs were runs that required runners to literally run in a vertical manner, or put simply – TO CLIMB STAIRS! The first thing that came to mind was, “who in his right mind would run up several flights of stairs?!” Well, apparently A LOT of people, both long time runners and new runners were eager to take the challenge. But hey, if you mis...
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Filed under: Animals and Insects, Featured, Recycled art, Teaching Ideas
Paper Bag Owl Craft
by Cheryl Golangco on Jan 24th, 2012
Whenever learning about the different animals, I always find myself at a crossroads as to what activity to do. There are so many animal crafts all over the internet and art books. All seem to be so wonderful that we always have a hard time deciding which one to go with. For our lesson on animals that fly/ birds, we decided to make an owl craft.
My partner and I came up with 2 different ideas and we decided to merge them together. Thi...
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Race for the Orphans
by Cheryl Golangco on Jan 23rd, 2012
As a teacher, I know how important education is for the young children. Though several only think it is the latter years that are important, studies have shown that it is the early years of education that mold the child to the person he or she will grow up to be.
For most of you reading this post, you have been blessed with a strong foundation and good education that will help get you through the rest of your lives. For several others however,...
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Filed under: Ears for hearing, Featured, Hygiene, Senses and Body Parts, Teaching Ideas
Fun Ear Cleaning Activity with Flour
by Cheryl Golangco on Jan 12th, 2012
Ok, before you feel confused or wonder what I’m doing with flour and ears… it’s an art activity we did in class. We were trying to come up with a way to teach kids about personal hygiene and ear cleaning and this is what we came up with. It was really fun and the kids were really grossed out thinking that the colored flour was real ear wax!
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We did the activity not to teach the kids how to clean their ears but to let the kids know WH...
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Todo Responde Run: Race to 1.5M for Sendong Victims and Baby Raphael
by Cheryl Golangco on Jan 7th, 2012
Just recently, I participated as a volunteer marshal in Greentennial’s Rescue Run. I had so much fun not only because it was a new experience but also because I knew I was doing my part to help. I joined a RUN FOR A CAUSE and did more than just run.
This coming weekend, another run for a cause is needing our help and participation! This time, it’s for TWO BENEFICIARIES!
What: Todo Responde Run
When: January 14, ...
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My First Marshal Experience at Greentennial’s Rescue Run!
by Cheryl Golangco on Dec 31st, 2011
Just 2 weeks ago, Cagayan de Oro and Iligan was hit with a huge typhoon that destroyed several homes and took away thousands of lives. Typhoon Sendong was one of the strongest to ever hit the two places, and they sure weren’t ready for it. In the spirit of bayanihan, everyone else tried to help out by sending donations in cash and kind. Others even experienced going to Mindanao and seeing the damage first hand.
For the running comm...
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Rescue Run: Community Run for Typhoon Sendong Victims
by Cheryl Golangco on Dec 24th, 2011
An entire town was nearly wiped out after a strong typhoon hit them just days ago. While I was comfortably hanging around with friends and “Facebooking”, THOUSANDS of people were fighting for their lives. I was shocked to come home and read all about it in the news… worse to even see videos of the people who lost their families, loved ones and home during the tragedy. Typhoon Sendong left at least 3,000 dead and thousands others homeless in...
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Grace to the Finish Fundraiser Run
by Cheryl Golangco on Dec 23rd, 2011
New year… new races… and this January, Batch 19 of the Singles Encounter will have a race called GRACE TO THE FINISH which will be for the benefit of 2 projects! One is the Singles Encounter Weekend and the other is a poor community in Muntinlupa City called Sitio Espeleta Pantalan. (More about those below)
What: GRACE TO FINISH
When: January 29, 2012 (Sunday) at 5:15am
Where: Cuenca Park, Ayala Alabang Vi...
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Filed under: Christmas, Classroom Designs, Featured, Holiday crafts, Recycled art, Teaching Ideas
Puzzled Christmas Wreath
by Cheryl Golangco on Dec 18th, 2011
It’s always fun to come up with a variety of objects to glue unto our Christmas wreaths! Last year, we tried gluing mittens and bottle caps, this year, we tried using old puzzle pieces to make colorful wreaths!
So I’m sure most of you have tried letting your kids put together a puzzle or two and after completing it, the puzzle pieces start getting lost one by one. So now you’re left with a box filled with incomplete puzzle pieces, what d...
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Filed under: Christmas, Featured, Holiday crafts, Teaching Ideas
2 in 1: Christmas Lantern and Christmas Card
by Cheryl Golangco on Dec 12th, 2011
We originally wanted to make a Christmas lantern that we could hang inside the classroom (and the kids could hang in their homes later on). However, while doing the activity, we realized we could make it more meaningful by turning this lantern into a Christmas card….and so we did just that!
What you will need:
Colored tissue paper/ Crepe paper/ Japanese Paper
Colored cellophane
Construction Paper
Cutter
Ca...
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