Life is a math equation.
In order to gain the most, you have to know how to convert
negatives into positives.
Today we celebrate, International Day of Mathematics with the theme, “Playing with
Math.” With this, let us all look forward to all the fun and positive things that we may
experience with today’s activity.
To our dear Principal, Mr. William B. Bragais, to our Math Coordinator, Mam Glenda B. Bos,
to my fellow teachers, pupils, parents, a FunMathics morning to everyone.
Let us all rise for the singing of National Anthem, Maria Leonora B. Pena, conducting, to be
followed by a prayer, to be led by Mrs. Mary Ann Borromeo, and please remain standing for
the singing of SDO Tabaco City March, Miss Eva B. Atun, conducting.
According to Henri Poincare, Mathematicians are born, not made. I guess everyone will
agree with me that this man is indeed a natural born mathematician. So to finally start our
program, may I call in the only Master in our school, Mr. Jervy C. Burce to give us a
welcome remark.
Thank you, sir Jervy for a warm welcome.
A truly amazing math teacher is hard to find and impossible to forget. This person is truly a
remarkable math teacher and been a math coordinator for so long. May I call mam Glenda
B. Bos to give us an orientation about today’s activity.
Thank you Mam Glen for a profound explanation about today’s activity. I hope everyone
will enjoy and participate.
Let us break the ice by an intermission number with the moves of our very own boy scouts
to the tune of Hand Clap.
Thank you kids for a lively dance number.
Teaching kids to count is fine, but teaching them what counts is best. To give us the closing
remarks is a grade 1 love adviser, our OIC for today, who truly loves teaching math.
Everyone Mam Almera B. Borlagdan.
“You can find magic wherever you look. Sit back and relax, all you need is a book,” – Dr.
Seuss
November is National Reading Month, Department of Education is committed to ensuring
improved learner’s reading performance. National Reading month also promote love for
reading among learners and full awareness and understanding on the role of reading and
literacy in cultivating critical thinking among learners. So today, let us indulge ourselves and
experience the magic brought by reading a book.
To our beloved Principal, Mr. William B. Bragais, to our Story Reader for today, Dr. Jennifer
B. Bordeos, to our very able teachers, and to my fellow pupils, a wonderful day to
everyone.
Let us all rise for a prayer to be led by ___________________________, a grade 3 –
Honesty pupil.
To finally start our program, may I call in a simple girl, a Grade 5 – pupil, Johanna Elize
Calisin to give us a welcome remark.
Thank you Elize for the warm welcome remarks.
To introduce the Story Reader for today’s program, may I call in another bright girl, a Grade
5 – Garnet pupil, Amor Jecel Soria.
Thank you Dr. Jennifer B. Bordeos for a very meaningful and magical story telling. It is a
great pleasure having you with us today.
Please remain Mam Jen infront to award the the certificate.
To award the certificate of appreciation to Dr. Jennifer Bordeos, may I call again Sir William
B. Bragais to present the certificate.
Thank you mam and sir.
To give us the closing remarks, may I call in our very able and hardworking school head, Sir
William B. Bragais.
Thank you sir.
According to Margaret Fuller – “Today a Reader, Tomorrow a leader”. By this, let us
practice ourselves to read at least one book per day. Maybe someday all the books that we
read will give us direction to where we should be in the future.
Again thank you, and have magical day ahead.
