Mommy
already wrote about Matthew’s School’s Foundation Day. As part of their
celebration, the school invited parents to attend and watch the fun games
prepared for the kids on the following day. Since I still have two more leaves remaining for the year,
I decided to use it and join Matthew.
We
are advised to wear the same color what our kids wear. Matthew picks red.
The
program started a bit late since some of the school officials were caught in
traffic. Yes, traffic is not only happening in the Metro but going to our place
too.
The
kids were advised to go out of their rooms to officially start the program.
Each grade level have their own games prepared by their teachers and where the
common parlor games we know.
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| Preps waiting for their turn |
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| Parlor Games |
Time to the kinder and preparatory level. Their game is to paste duck’s bill while being blindfolded. Matthew’s classmate tries it first. And when her teacher asked who wants next, Matthew immediately volunteered. Hindi mahiyain.
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| Turn for Kinder and Prep |
As
he approaches the drawing, he peeked from the blindfold and place the bill just
like his first classmate does. Silly boy. When I asked why he did it eto ang sabi nya: “Eh di hindi ko po mailalagay ng tama ung tuka ng duck.”
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| Matthew's Turn |
After
that game, a Pabitin was prepared for preschoolers too. I can't find Matthew while the game is on but he got two bags of candies after the game.
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| The Pabitin |
After
all the grade level do their games, I thought the program was about to end
until the emcee asked 20 parents to play the games and I was forced to join. We
played Mother Goose where we need to put bandana, carry bilao and umbrella, and
place balloon between our legs and race. Our group won. Buti na lang wala akong pic. Hahaha.
Another
game was set to parents, Catch My Egg. Unfortunately we placed 2nd.
After
that fun-filled activities, here are the prizes Matthew and I got.
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| Prizes for Matthew and Me |
Joining such school activities is one of the things that parent’s shouldn’t miss. Kids were not the only one who enjoyed but parents too.
Have
you joined your kid’s school activities too?