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    Narrative Report On National Reading Month

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    1) All schools in the region conducted reading activities during the National Reading Month to boost children's love of reading and address declines in reading proficiency due to non-face-to-face learning. 2) Asuncion Elementary School held various activities like nursery rhyme presentations, identifying letter sounds, recitations, storytelling, choral reading, and spelling bees. 3) At the culmination event, students from different grades showcased performances before parents, local officials, and supporters to celebrate their hard work in developing reading skills over the month.

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    1) All schools in the region conducted reading activities during the National Reading Month to boost children's love of reading and address declines in reading proficiency due to non-face-to-face learning. 2) Asuncion Elementary School held various activities like nursery rhyme presentations, identifying letter sounds, recitations, storytelling, choral reading, and spelling bees. 3) At the culmination event, students from different grades showcased performances before parents, local officials, and supporters to celebrate their hard work in developing reading skills over the month.

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    1) All schools in the region conducted reading activities during the National Reading Month to boost children's love of reading and address declines in reading proficiency due to non-face-to-face learning. 2) Asuncion Elementary School held various activities like nursery rhyme presentations, identifying letter sounds, recitations, storytelling, choral reading, and spelling bees. 3) At the culmination event, students from different grades showcased performances before parents, local officials, and supporters to celebrate their hard work in developing reading skills over the month.

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    1) All schools in the region conducted reading activities during the National Reading Month to boost children's love of reading and address declines in reading proficiency due to non-face-to-face learning. 2) Asuncion Elementary School held various activities like nursery rhyme presentations, identifying letter sounds, recitations, storytelling, choral reading, and spelling bees. 3) At the culmination event, students from different grades showcased performances before parents, local officials, and supporters to celebrate their hard work in developing reading skills over the month.

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    A Narrative Report on the Observance and Conduct of Pambansang Buwan at Araw ng Pagbasa 2022

    Reading feeds the thought and replenishes the soul. It makes a creative mind and teaches countless
    values.

    With reference to RM No. 0963,s.2022, all schools in the region conducted school/classroom-based
    reading activities to boost children’s love towards reading. Series of suggested activities were identified and
    were based upon on by the school reading coordinators.

    Two years of non-face to face classes had significantly affected the learners’ reading proficiency.
    Teachers have no assurance that reading is well-facilitated at home. Thus, these month-long activities were
    well-planned of.

    Through the innate desire of its teachers, Asuncion Elementary School has followed some of the
    activities which mostly suited to the locale and the learners’ interest and added some which are agreed on
    during the faculty meeting. Among the agreed activities were Nursery Rhymes presentation, telling the
    initial letter sounds of each picture, Poem Recitation, Story-telling, Choral Reading, Verse Choir, Jazz Chant
    and everyone’s favorite, the Modified Spelling Bee Contest.

    The region-wide kick off was conducted last November 7, 2022 after the flag ceremony, as instructed.
    The teacher-volunteer read a story to the learners and questions were thrown to them with corresponding
    prizes. Some learners were also called to retell the story that they’ve heard. The Reading coordinator, Ms.
    Analie A. Estuya tapped some alumni to help with the book donations, and before classes starts, learners
    were encouraged to visit their mini libraries and accomplish a daily reading log. Accomplishing a daily
    reading log about the books they’ve read must be made as their routine so the will to read stays with them
    even after the reading month.

    After classes, the teachers and learners took time to rehearse on their literary pieces to be presented on
    the last Monday of the month. Their daily spelling activities served as their training for the Modified
    Spelling Bee contest. The learners had evidently enjoyed while gradually working out a habit for reading.
    The School Head, sir Dexter E. Solis emphasized the importance of reading for all learners’ future
    endeavors. When learners developed a habit of reading, they become better individuals and they get to share
    all the learnings they’ve acquired to others.

    Finally, the day came when all learners shall showcase all that they’ve got. Their hard works were paid
    off with appreciations and recognitions. In attendance were few parents, the BLGU Committee on Education
    Chairman and the barangay captain who’s been so supportive in every activity conducted in school. The
    Kindergarten learners, with their colorful props and graceful moves presented their nursery rhymes. Grade 1
    learners on the other hand, presented 2 poems in Mother Tongue, Grade 2 presented a poem recitation in
    Filipino, Grade 3 presented a story-telling, Grade 4 learners were fluent on their Choral Reading, Grade 5
    learners were excellent on their Verse Choir and Grade 6 learners were vigorous on their Jazz Chant. In
    between those presentations were Modified Spelling Bee for Grades 1-3 and for Grades 4-6.

    It was indeed a fruitful month. Reading is fun, learning is fun at Asuncion Elementary School!
    Documentation
    Message of the
    School Head
    Nursery Rhymes Modified Spelling
    Presentation Bee (Grades 4-6)

    Planning Session
    Telling the initial letter Story-telling
    sound of each picture

    Mass Poem Recitation


    Modified Spelling Bee (Grades
    1-3)

    Awarding of winners Choral Reading

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