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Friday, April 14, 2017

Thanksgiving 2014

Every year, we followed the tradition of the Canadian thanksgiving day which will occur once a year in October. This is to commemorate the harvest bounty. The main dish that the Canadians who celebrated liturgical festivity is a roasted turkey. However, in my family's kitchen table this year, I prepared roasted pork belly instead. We eat turkey but not fan of it. There are so many things to be thankful for and one of them are family and I are breathing, we are not probably 100% healthy but we survived for so many crisis we had previously encounter and to be met. I am also very thankful that my mother is healthy and understand my situation.

Well, even though, I am not included in this picture yet my heart fulfilled with happiness. I was so exhausted after preparing everything especially the making of the cakes but made me so proud that my family was happy.

Thank you Lord God for everything.

Monday, March 20, 2017

GitCoin: Watch Videos Earn Money

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I tried to search in Google if there’s a website that will allow us to make money through watching free videos online and I bumped into this one. The site name is GitCoin. You will earn points by watching videos but not only that but there’s a lot of option in earning points.

In my part, I just focused on the videos. I tested the site for a few hours for about five days. I accumulated about 514,000 points with the equivalent of $5.15. It is not bad at all. Just now, March 20, 2017 I tried to withdraw the points towards my Paypal.

I received the money in an instant I’m like wow, that is really fast. The amount I received is $4.90 US. If you are interested to join with me please click the link below.

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Friday, March 17, 2017

The Glass Menagerie Monologue

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This was my final presentation in High School English 5, way back 2012

My Ideal Arts Classroom

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My ideal art room may have some characteristics that are different from the regular classroom. One important thing I may consider first is the four corner wall since this is the foundation for all learning activity. What I mean for this is the painting and accommodation; it should be comfortable, calm and inviting for children to enjoy and have fun while staying and learning in my art room. On the first wall, there will be a display art gallery of their finished product, so that it is easy for them to review and discuss their works. Aside from that, there will be also a display cabinet on the second wall, this will be for the architectural-sculptural artworks and it should be near the windows facing to the hallways where teachers and other students can see the display. My third wall will be the storage and lockers where I can store all my valuable things, arts stuff and or any materials involving arts and crafts. On the last wall, will be my smart board and some electrical outlets. Talking about storage, there will be a lot of shelves and drying racks. Includes with these are deep and wider drawer for large paper and posters if any. In my art room, every inch of space is considered valuable.

Lighting is a must in arts room. There will be lights on the middle of the room and if there is natural light coming from the window, curtains will be applied if necessary. Direct and zoned lighting is important so these options will be present in my ideal art room. Students will be comfortable putting their creative imagination into real piece of arts if light is very compelling.

Sink is also vital in arts room. This is where the students do their cleaning, like washing arts tools and hand. The location will be beside the corner of working counter space, it is large and resistant of acid or any chemicals. So much for that, I consider also the flooring that it is sealed and not carpeted. It is easy for the students to clean up the mess. In addition, there will be an exhausted fan to suck up dust or any undesirable odors or particles to make the atmosphere clean and breathe safely. Also cupboards, working counters are present, those will be located below the hanging work displays and beside the smart board.

All my art supply will be non-toxic, it is expensive but it is worthy to make sure that all students are safe. I even consider introducing a recycled product, in this way, we can save money and help the environment. Like, paper bag, cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, etc. can be useful in making arts.

Visual Presentation of My Ideal Arts Classroom

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

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Activity Name: Sequencing Activity Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Age Group: 3 to 5 years old
Number of Children: 10
Length of time: 15 to 20 minutes

Goal of the Activity: Reinforcing memory skills and sequencing.
Objective of the Activity: The Children will be able to know the sequence of the story of Goldilocks and The Three Bears and make their own version of the story.

Materials required: Picture cards of Goldilocks and the Three Bears with sticky tac or velcro
Book: Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Introduction: Ask the children if they know the story or of they hear the story.

My Role:

· Facilitator

· Ask open-ended questions

Detailed Progression of the Activity:

1. Let the children sit on a semi-circle and give a hint for today's topic

2. Read the book to the children about Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

3. Ask the children for an open-ended questions.

4. Let the children guess what will be going to happen to Goldilocks.

5. Let each child retell the story (1 minute story) by sequencing game.

Transitions: Acka Backa

Extensions:

1. Pretend play: scene-as as the story

2. Matching game

3. Memory game

4. Coloring

5. Tracing activity

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