RIZAL ELEM.-W.A.T.C.H. S.Y. 2021-2022 EBOOK

GRADE ONE

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There is really a huge potential and power of the story telling contest to our learners.
Story telling helps to develop creative and critical thinking among them. Furthermore, it helps
the pupils to create his or her own knowledge. As such, we the Grade One teachers conducted
a story telling contest in line with the program Project WATCH. It aims to inculcate in the hearts
and minds of our young learners the value of Honesty and Time Consciousness. The Grade
One Teachers in action as they conduct the Story Telling Contest. To formalize the said contest,
we had a program attended by the participants, parents and of course our diligent judges.

The day has come to witness the pupils as they showcase their talents and
expertise in storytelling. Proud parents were so grateful that amidst the situation still
their kids were given a chance to participate in such activities and of course they
really don’t want to miss this big event in the life of their children. Good luck kids and
continue to soar high.

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To evoke the sense of love for one's home country, the program started with the singing
of the nationalistic song entitled’ Ang Bayan”. After which, followed by a prayer to strengthen
one’s faith in God and thanked Him for all the blessings He has bestowed upon. Most especially,
to ask His presence and guidance for the success of the program. And to welcome all the Grade
One participants together with their ever-supportive parents, Mrs. Marilyn Castro gave her
opening remarks.

Mrs Jusie R. Pamfilo,
Filipino Coordinator in
Grade One leads the
singing of the
nationalistic song and
the prayer via Audio
Visual Presentations
(AVP)

The very humble Grade One consultant Mrs, Marilyn R. Castro
delivers her brief introduction and overview of the event. Also, she
congratulates all the contestants for being chosen as the representative of
their respective sections. And she wished them all luck in joining the
competition.

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As the program continued, Mrs. Maribel M. Escalo, Grade Two Consultant and School
W.A.T.C.H Coordinator gave a short message. It was followed by setting of Criteria and
Guidelines for Judging by Mrs. Jocelyn D. Acebes, W.A.T.C.H Grade One Coordinator and
Introduction of Judges by Mrs. Zenaida S. Tomate, one of the RES Grade One Teachers.

Mrs. Maribel M.
Escalo gives her
inspiring message
among all the
contestant and their
parents. Likewise,
she congratulates
them in advance
whoever wins.

To make sure that the
best story teller wins,
Mrs. Jocelyn D.
Acebes, gives the
guidelines and criteria
for judging on how
the jury of judges
evaluates the
contestants.

The smart and patient Grade One teacher, Mrs. Zenaida S. Tomate
introduces the three equally enthusiastic and talented jury of
judges.

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In competition, judges are liable for evaluating the individual ability in the contest. They
watch, analyze, and give an honest assessment of the performance of the contestants. In the
W.A.T.C.H. Grade One storytelling contest, the three teachers from Kindergarten, Grade Two,
and Grade Three accepted the role of judges with open arms.

The Grade One W.A.T.C. H. storytelling contest entrusts to
the three lovely teachers: Kindergarten Mrs. Karla Jane V.
Gonzales, Grade Two Mrs. Romina P. Gayak, and a Grade
Three Mrs. Melissa N. Lorico the judgment of it.

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The participants were excited, the contest started by calling the contestant through the
number picked by their respective advisers ahead of time. There are twenty-four who
participated in the storytelling contest.

The different strategy of the participants as they tell the story “Si Mat
Matapat”.

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To make the program more exciting and entertaining we have Franchescka Aryen A.
Pore from section Mango for Pampasiglang Awitin. He lit the program with her golden voice
that leaves everyone a smile on their faces. What a great singer!

You made us all
proud
FRANCHESKA
ARYEN A. PORE!

Mrs. Burca, a toastmaster of the day’s program and presents the
certification to everyone before she calls one of the judges to announce the
winner of the storytelling contest.

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The most awaited part is over, when Ma’am Romina P. Gayak announced the top 3
winners in “Masusing Pagkukwento”. She emphasized that in every contest there will be a
one or three winners but the good thing is that every one of them are already a winner in our
hearts

Ma’am Romina P. Gayak , one of the judges of the
storytelling program congratulates all contestants and happily
announces the winners.

Here are the three winners from the story telling contest.
Congratulation kids!

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To formally end the program Ma’am Merryvile G. Ancheta wholeheartedly thanked everyone
who made this program possible.

Mrs. Marryvil G. Ancheta, Master Teacher 1 and Grade One
consultant gives her closing remarks. She extends her gratitude to the
parents as well as to the participants for a successful storytelling program.

Mrs. Alicia A. Burca, a Grade One teacher serves as the
anchorwoman during the program entitled” Masusing
Pagkukuwento”.

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GRADE TWO

As being stated in the Project W.A.T.C.H. plan, Rizal Elementary School must conduct various
activities being assigned to different grade levels. Poem Recitation Contest is one of these activities
which was designated to be carried out by Grade 2. This activity was started by disseminating the poem
to the participants for them to have an ample time to memorize the piece and instructed them to take
a video of themselves reciting the poem and hand it in to their corresponding advisers.

On Wednesday June 1st, the contest proper was held and participated by twenty-one grade two
pupils. Mrs. Emely F. Lumelay, a grade two teacher and master of the ceremony, started the program
with a good impression.

Mrs. Emely F. Lumelay, the master
of ceremony who warmly began
the program with her sincere
greetings to all participants

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This was then followed by showing our patriotism and asking an utmost guidance to our
Almighty through an audio-video presentation headed by other grade two teachers, Mrs. Romina P.
Gayak for nationalistic song and Mrs. Fatima A. Aquiling for the prayer.

Mrs. Romina P. Gayak leading the
Natinalistic Song and Mrs. Fatima A.
Aquiling as she asks guidance to our
Heavenly Father.

Our passionate and kindhearted grade two master teacher, Mrs. Mary Jane H. Anonical warmly
welcome all the guests and all the participants through her welcome remarks. She gave a brief overview
about the said event and thanked all the participants as well as the parents for their unending support
to the school’s endeavor.

Mrs. Mary Jane H.
Anonical, as she
gave her welcome
remarks inspiring
the participants to
be more active in
all school activities.

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Next to this, Mrs. Evangeline T. Siriegan, another grade two teacher, presented the three judges
for the said contest, namely; Ms. Josephine C. Gepolan, a grade one teacher and a grade leader, Mr.
Jonah L. Salandanan and Mr. King Ginbeerg, grade 3 teachers. This was followed by the presentation of
criteria for judging which was given by Mrs. Leodelyn E. Batarina, a grade two teacher.

Mrs. Evangeline T. Siriegan, presenting
the judges of the contest.

The three judges of the contest as
presented by Mrs. Siriegan

The criteria for judging being presented
by Mrs. Leodelyn E. Batarina
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The contest proper was then started by playing the video presentation of each participant which
was being led by the master of ceremony, Mrs. Emely F. Lumelay. There were 21 pupils who greatly
participated the said contest, and everyone gave their utmost effort in their performance but as every
contest happened there are only some winners to be picked. After all the presentations, three winners
had been chosen as the winners by the judges which was then virtually announced and congratulated
by one of them Ms. Josephine C. Gepolan. The three winners are as follows; Travis Miguel D. Bato, being
the 1st Place, Jade Audrey M. Villas - 2nd Place, and Errah Vernice F. Agoncillo – 3rd Place. Ms. Josephine
Gepolan had then awarded them the certificates for winning the said competition.

These are some captured images during the video
presentation in the contest proper.

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Ms. Josephine Gepolan, as she announces the winners
and awarded the certificates.

Next to it, master of the ceremony, Mrs. Emely F. Lumelay, awarded the certificates to
the judges who helped each other to come up with the result of the contest.

This captured the awarding of certificates to the board
of judges.

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To formally end the program, Ms. Virgilia Jean Marie Arce, a grade three teacher and a grade
leader, had given her closing remarks. In a brief message, she thanked all the participants with their
parents for continuously extending their support in our school activities and encouraged everyone in
the program to put into practice, the main objective of Project W.A.T.C.H.

Ms. Virgilia Jean
Marie Arce, while
having her closing
remarks.

Mrs. Marijo D. Balbero finally led the closing prayer to thank our Almighty for his incessant
guidance in every endeavor that we have.

Ms. Marijo Balbero, as she leads the
closing prayer.

These image shows the attendees of the Grade 2 Poem Recitation Contest that involves the
grade 2 teachers, participants, judges, and the grade two master teachers.

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The Participants

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ATTENDEES:

Grade 2 Master Teachers

1. ANONICAL, MARY JANE H.
2. ESCALO, MARIBEL M.

Grade 2 Teachers

1. GUZMAN, AVELINA C.
2. ARCE, JEAN MARIE VIRGILIA A.
3. RIMANDO, LORIBELLE Q.
4. AQUILING FATIMA A
5. GODEN, ANGELITA C.
6. UNTALAN, JOSEPHINE G.
7. MACA, MARIA JANE M.
8. VALDEZ JEAN C.
9. ACADEMIA, SOLEDAD P.
10. BELTRAN, MARICEL P.
11. BORROMEO, MAE E.
12. LAGGUI, PRINCESS RODA D.
13. BATARINA, LEODELYN E.
14. GAYAK, ROMINA P.
15. FLAVIANO, NELAINE C.

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16. MALAPO, ROANNA FATIMA T.
17. SIRIEGAN, EVANGELINE T.
18. NAPAROTA, JOCELYN M.
19. GANNABAN, PEARL MARICON M.
20. MAMAYO, MAHARLIKA M
21. LLEGO, ELIZA O.
22. BALBERO, MARIJO D.
23. LUMELAY, EMELY F.

Board of Judges

1. GELOPAN, JOSEPHINE C.
2. SALANDANAN, JONAH L.
3. SIBAYAN, KING GINBEERG R.

Participants

1. TERAH M. LUBANG
2. ASHLEY JIA L. BABARAN
3. REIN SKYLER T. RAYMUNDO
4. TRAVIS MIGUEL D. BATO
5. ROVIE GRACE F. SANCHEZ
6. KYJIE GABRIELL T. SABLAS TIGAY
7. JADE AUDREY M. VILLAS

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8. ERRAH VERNICE F. AGONCILLO
9. COLLEIN ALEXIS U. BACHO
10. PRINCE ERVICT T. RIVERA
11. MA. JEAN C. RIVAS
12. JOHANNA RUTH R. PARENO
13. ANERIANNE JADE D. GEPIGA
14. JANE PAULA A. PIOQUINTO
15. JEMIR NATHANIEL G. CADUCO
16. DOMINIC A. JUNDIS
17. ASHAY KATE D. PLANGGANAN
18. KIRSTEN DANIELLE S. AGNO
19. ZHIEANN EIJEI S. SERANDON
20. CHLOE GRACE F. CORROS
21. BRIANNA KATE F. DUMAEL

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Project
W.A.T.C.H

We Advocate Time
Consciousness and Honesty

GRADE THREE ACTIVITY

Poster Making Contest

April 20, 2022

Prepared by:

MELISSA N. LORICO

Grade Three-W.A.T.C.H. Coordinator
Checked by:

JUDITH G, ANDRES / NIMFA T. GAMILLA

Master Teacher/Grade Consultants

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciounsess Amidst

Pandemic”
In support with the project W.A.T.C.H. (We Advocate Time Consciousness
and Honesty) of Department Education. A project W.A.T.C.H Committee
assigned an activity for Grade Three. The activity was a Poster Making Contest
with the theme “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst
Pandemic”. The aim of this activity is to advocate time consciousness and
honesty to develop camaraderie among pupils and to develop self-confidence
of the pupils to unleash their full potential and creativity.

Last April 20, 2022, the Grade Three teachers conducted a Poster Making
Contest through a virtual platform. The said program was participated by the
selected grade three pupils. The program started at 9 in the morning. The first
part of the activity was conducted led by the master of ceremony. The second
part of the program was the contest proper in which one hour was allocated for
the contestants to showcase their talent. The moderator of the said program
instills to participants the time consciousness and honesty while the contest was
on-going. The participants were able to submit their output on time. After the
contest, the output of the pupils was judged by the judges according to the
criteria given. The judges selected three outputs that fit the given criteria. There
were three winners a third place was given to Jeff Allen DG Deligero section
Jacinto Zamora, a second place was Hubert S. Langitan section Mariano
Gomez, and the first place was Alexander Castiel C. Leonen section Jose Rizal.
After the contest we congratulated all the contestants for participating and
showcasing their talents and continue their passion in making a poster.

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciounsess Amidst

Pandemic”

A short glimpse of what has actually transpired during the
Grade Three PROJECT W. A. T. C. H. Poster Making Contest

The lovely and approachable
Grade Three Consultant, Mrs. Judith
G. Andres welcomes the pupils for
being enthusiastic in attending the

Poster Making Contest.

A compassionate and
understanding Grade Three
Consultant, Mrs. Nimfa T Gamilla as
she gives her inspirational message.

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciounsess Amidst

Pandemic”

The Judges
The

hardworking
and competent

grade three
teachers.

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst

Pandemic”

Mrs. Melissa N.
Lorico gives the

criteria for
judging.

Contest Proper
The pupils
while
showcasing
their talent
and
creativity in

making their
masterpiece.

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst

Pandemic”
The winners with their output.

3rd Place
Jeff Allen DG.

Deligero

2nd Place
Hubert S. Langitan

1st Place
Alexander
Castiel C.

Leonen

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Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst

Pandemic”

Hardworking and steadfast Grade Three Leader, Mrs.
Mylene C. Tepace as she gives her closing remarks and

shows her thankfulness to everyone for attending the
contest.

A calm and kind teacher, Mrs. Gay Lord L. Afalla
sharing her closing prayer.

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciounsess Amidst

Pandemic”

Online Jingle Contest
(Individual and Group Category)

Grade Four
May 25, 2022

9:00 a.m
Via Google Meet

CORAZON N. CACULITAN
Principal

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PROJECT W.A.T.C.H.
We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)
Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciounsess Amidst

Pandemic”
One of the activities of the Project W.A.T.C.H. was to instill into the minds of the young ones as
well for the adults. Time is very essentials and very crucial too. This event in Grade 4 must comply with
the theme “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Consciousness Amidst Pandemic” and students in the
Grade 4 level in every section has to choose 3 members to join and to compose a jingle regarding time
consciousness even with the current situations. The program was spearheaded by the Grade 4 Science
team as well as the consultants. Mam Liza San Felipe, Grade 4 Master teacher consultant, gave her warm
welcome with her opening remarks. Mam Glenda I. Mosada introduced the judges, Mam Lorna
Baldonado, Grade 4 Science coordinator, gave the criteria for judging. The judges were Mam Kristine
Palmes Sapico from Grade 6 MAPEH and Mam Leodelyn Batarina from Grade 2 MAPEH teachers. Ms.
Joyce Vio was the master of ceremony. Mam Catherine Chico, Grade 4 Grade leader gave her Closing
Remarks. The program was cordially assisted by the Master teacher consultants of Grade 4, Mam Liza
San Felipe and Mr. Marvin L. Olaso.
The children joined in the Individual category and group category. The children made their
compositions in video presentations. The platform used was the Google meet.

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The facilitators behind the program. They have collaborated to make this thing
happen

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The Jinglers on Air

The Individual Category

The Participants, Judges,
Teachers, and Parents.

The Group Category

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Certificates During the Awarding

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W.A.T.C.H. PROGRAM

RAP CONTEST

May 19, 2022
10:30 A.M.

Via Google Meet
The program is designed to provide schools, as well as educators and learners to strengthen
the value of punctuality and honesty as a significant step in bringing about fundamental change or
transformation of society.

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Last May 19, 2022, at exactly 10:30 a.m., Grade Five Teachers conducted the Virtual RAP
Contest Program to some grade five participants facilitated by the English Teachers with Mrs. Iryn J.
Dellosa as the Master of Ceremony. The activity started with the singing of an Audio Visual Presentation
of the National Anthem.

To put everyone’s mind and soul be blessed, Mrs. Janette B. Lomiguen led a divine prayer.

Mrs. Janette B. Lomiguen solemnly leads a fervent prayer before the activity proper.

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To set everyone’s mind and to get motivated, Mrs. Gremicilla D. Roque, one of the Grade Five
Master Teacher Consultants, expressed her warm and cheering welcome remarks for the participants of
the Virtual Rap Contest Program followed by giving the criteria of judging by Ms. Yasmin M. Idris.

Mrs. Gremicilla D.
Roque,one of the Grade
Five Master Teacher
Consultants, expresses her
encouraging message to
everyone for accepting the
challenge to be one of the
participants of the program.

The Grade Five
W.A.T.C.H.

Coordinator, Ms.
Yasmin M. Idris
gives the criteria for

judging.

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Mrs. Marian C. Copina, an English teacher and a guidance advocate introduced the judges of
the competition to the participants and to all attendees.

A passionate English
teacher, Mrs. Marian
C. Copina presents
the judges of the
contest.

After presenting the judges of the contest, Mrs. Iryn Dellosa, gave the signal to the participants
to be prepared for the contest proper.

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The excited participants are very eager and proud to show their own talents in
Rapping with the theme “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time consciousness

Amidst Pandemic”.

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The most awaited and the highlight of the program was the awarding of certificates to the participants
and to the lucky winners of the Virtual Rap Contest.

The awarding of certificates to all participants and to the fortunate winners.

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It was a meaningful day, full of learnings and acquiring timely skills for every learner that will
enable them to observe honesty and time consciousness continuously always.

One of the diligent
Grade Five Master
Teacher Consultants,
Mr. Josil M. Cabulao
gives his grateful
thanks for everyone in
attending the program.

The Moderator of the Day’s Activity, Mrs. Iryn J. Dellosa finally ended the program by leaving an
inspiring quote to everyone.

Mrs. Iryn J.
Dellosa, the Master

of Ceremony,
inspires everyone

with her quote
before she ends the

event.

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)

Theme: “Working Towards a Culture of Integrity through Honesty and Time”

The RES project W.A.T.C.H. primarily aims to strengthen the value of punctuality and
honesty. It also aspires to contribute and to support the moral renewal program focused on the
actualization of the value of honesty and time consciousness.

In line with the program, last June 3, 2022, Rizal Elementary School, conducted an
“Essay Writing Contest” for the selected grade six pupils, to support the Project W.A.T.C.H which
aims to strengthen the value of punctuality and honesty with the Theme: “Instilling the Culture of
Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst Pandemic”.

There were 20 grade six pupils who participated in the said activity. They enjoyed doing the
activity and made them realize and deepen their understanding that time is important; that once it is
lost, it will never be back. This program emphasizes the saying that “Time is Gold” and that every
tick of the clock counts; most especially in these trying times. It helped develop a positive attitude
among our learners. The importance of being on time and not being late is a good manner that everyone
must value. The concept of being punctual or right on time, and being honest are no doubt, the basic
values that we should all recognize, that should instill in the minds of our young RES learners.
Strengthening the values of punctuality and honesty boosts a person’s integrityand contributes to
one’s success.

The activity was successfully conducted in coordination with our Master teacher consultants
in Grade Six, Mrs. Lorna C. Bunagan and Mr. Jayson A. Caraang, in cooperation with all grade six
teachers. Mr. Jayson O. Caraang; was the judge of the Essay Writing Contest. He carefully assessed the
entry presented by the contestants in different sections and he chose the best who have met the criteria
for judging. The most comprehensive, relevance to the theme in connection significance to the issue,
valuing comprehensiveness and originality of their work.

The most awaited part of the activity was when the judge finally declared the lucky winners
for their achievement; the award is hereby given to the following pupils who did their best in the essay
writing contest.

Carl Angelo Parale, won third place in the contest from Six- Ivory under the class advisory of
Mr. Noel T. Binag, Julianne De La Roca, got the second place; from section Agate, under the class
advisory of Mrs. Nimfa T. Gamilla, and Jarielle Dela Roca from Section Gold; won first place. She is
under the class advisory of Mrs. Margielyn E. Ballad.

It was indeed a successful and fruitful activity for all the learners who have joined the contest
most especially for all the winners. Kudos to everyone!

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CRITERIA FOR JUDGING IN

ESSAY WRITING CONTEST

THEME: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst

Pandemic”.

CONTENT DISCRIPTION PERCENTAGE
45%
ORGANIZATION Substance,
FORM ,STYLE AND Relevance of the 30 %
Topic, Accuracy of 25%
MECHANICS
Data 100%
TOTAL
Unity and Clarity
of Thought
Originality,
Creativity,
Grammar

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ATTENDEES ON ESSAY WRITING CONTEST

Name of Teacher
1. Lorna C. Bunagan
2. Margielyn E. Ballad
3. Nimfa T. Gamilla
4. Gremicilla D. Roque
5. Mary Jane H. Anonical
6. Jennifer F. Ortiz
7. Arlette P. Voluntad
8. Jeanel A. Ang Chay
9. Ma. Liza P. San Felipe
10. Marites F. Mamauag
11. Maryjane T. Viernes
12. Norie G. Osama
13. Noel T. Binag
14. Edlyn A. Batang
15. Corazon T. Poben
16. Kristine Rose P. Sapico
17. Gemma G. Samonte
18. Jerry M. Pagunsan
19. Marilord S. Paguinto
20. Jayson O. Caraang

LEGEND

PRESENT -BEFORE ON TIME LATE ABSENT
THE PRESCRIBED TIME

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PROJECT
W.A.T.C.H.

THEME: “Working Towards a Culture of Integrity through
Honesty and Time”

ALS

Prepared by:

MA. LIZA P. SAN FELIPE
ALS COORDINATOR

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We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty (W.A.T.C.H.)

Theme: “Working Towards a Culture of Integrity through Honesty and Time”

The RES project WATCH primarily aims to strengthen the value of punctuality
and honesty. It also aspires to contribute and to support the moral renewal program
focused on the actualization of the value of honesty and time consciousness.

In line with the program, last May 31, 2022, at one pm, Rizal Elementary
School, ALS _A&E Program conducted an “Essay Writing Contest” for the selected grade
ALS pupils, to support the Project W.A.T.C.H which aims to strengthen the value of
punctuality and honesty with the Theme: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time
Consciousness Amidst Pandemic”.

There were 10 ALS learners who participated in the said activity. They happily write
their task bearing in mind the importance of time. This program emphasizes the saying that
“Time is Gold” and that every tick of the clock counts; most especially in these trying times.
It develops the sense of urgency among our learners. The importance of being on time and
not being late is a good manner that everyone must value. The concept of being punctual or
right on time, and being honest are no doubt, the basic values that we should all recognize,
that should instill in the minds of our learners. Strengthening/empowering the values of
punctuality and honesty boosts a person’s morality and integrity that contributes to one’s
success.

The activity was successfully conducted in coordination with my co -instructional
manager via google meet. We invited Mrs. Anonical to serve as judge for the said contest.
The most comprehensive, relevance to the theme in connection significance to the issue,
valuing comprehensiveness and originality of their work.

The most awaited part of the activity was when the judge finally declared the lucky
winners for their achievement; the award is hereby given to the following pupils who did their
best in the essay writing contest:

Justin Bonifacio, won third place in the contest , Sabrin Ann Mantilla got the second
place; from section Agate, and the first place by Christopher Dolindo

It was indeed a successful and fruitful activity for all the learners who have joined the
contest most especially for all the winners. Kudos to everyone!

RIZAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – Campaign on Project W.A.T.C.H.

CRITERIA FOR JUDGING IN
ESSAY WRITING CONTEST

THEME: “Instilling the Culture of Honesty and Time Consciousness Amidst Pandemic”.

CONTENT DISCRIPTION PERCENTAGE
45%
ORGANIZATION Substance,
FORM ,STYLE AND Relevance of the 30 %
Topic, Accuracy of 25%
MECHANICS
Data 100%
TOTAL
Unity and Clarity
of Thought
Originality,
Creativity,
Grammar

RIZAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL- Lesson Integration - Kinder

RIZAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL- Lesson Integration - Kinder

RIZAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL- Lesson Integration - Kinder