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    1) Tangil Elementary School in the Philippines celebrated National Reading Month in November 2022 to encourage students' love of reading after disruptions from the pandemic. 2) Various activities were held including a kick-off program, a reading pantry where students could select books to read, and poster-making and story-retelling contests. 3) The goal of the reading celebration and ongoing encouragement of reading is to develop students' reading abilities and make them productive community members.

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    1) Tangil Elementary School in the Philippines celebrated National Reading Month in November 2022 to encourage students' love of reading after disruptions from the pandemic. 2) Various activities were held including a kick-off program, a reading pantry where students could select books to read, and poster-making and story-retelling contests. 3) The goal of the reading celebration and ongoing encouragement of reading is to develop students' reading abilities and make them productive community members.

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    1) Tangil Elementary School in the Philippines celebrated National Reading Month in November 2022 to encourage students' love of reading after disruptions from the pandemic. 2) Various activities were held including a kick-off program, a reading pantry where students could select books to read, and poster-making and story-retelling contests. 3) The goal of the reading celebration and ongoing encouragement of reading is to develop students' reading abilities and make them productive community members.

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    Department of Education

    Region VII, Cental Visayas


    Division of Cebu Province
    DISTRICT OF DUMANJUG II
    Dumanjug, Cebu
    TANGIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    “Today a reader, tomorrow a leader – Margaret Fuller”


    This is the line that fits the yearning of Tangil Elementary School as it celebrates
    National Reading Month on November 2022. After the two years of pandemic, it is
    the goal of each one to bring back the lost desire of the learners to love and read
    books.

    English and Filipino coordinators brought the Tangil Elementary School


    community to the magical world of reading as they celebrated National Reading
    Month on November, an event declared by the Department of Education (DepED)
    under its Memorandum No. 244 s 2011.
    On the 7th of November, Monday, a
    Kick-off Program was held after the
    flag ceremony. It introduced the
    statement of purpose and
    information as to what is being
    celebrated on this month led by Mrs.
    Gloria Zenaida Jimeno, Master
    Teacher 1. A fun-filled activity was
    held such as mystery reading of the
    book “Ang Ibon at Ang Pusa” read
    by Mrs. Michele D. Dupal-ag, a
    kindergarten teacher Followed by,
    the announcement of the list of
    activities to look forward to for this
    month.

    Many activities awaits


    the learners to strengthen
    students’ reading abilities to
    become productive citizens of
    the country, and fruitful
    intellectual learners of Tangil
    Elementary School. The
    activities were in English and
    Filipino categories. Those
    were made into reality through
    the cooperation, passion and
    determination of all the
    teachers led by their School
    Principal Mrs. Virginia B.
    Ricardel.
    READING PANTRY

    On November 14, 2022, the TES Faculty and Staff’s solidarity give extra effort
    to have the learners experience a “Reading Pantry” wherein set of reading and
    learning materials were displayed in a certain place. Each class from Kinder-Grade 6
    has the opportunity to visit and read as many books as they want. While the learners
    from Grades 4-6 will record atleast 15 reading logs and share to class what they
    have learned.

    POSTER MAKING

    There were also set of classroom activities prepared for the learners to enjoy and
    enrich their love for reading. For Kinder-Grade 3, they have Poster Making Contest
    the story they’ve heard from their teachers.
    STORY RETELLING
    The higher Grades, Grades 4-6, showcase on their own classrooms their
    creativity and confidence in story retelling. The teacher will tell the story to the
    learners and the learners will retell it to the class.

    It may or may not be on the month of November, the Tangil ES Faculty and Staff will
    always have their reading time. They encourage their learners to read even during their free
    time which is a good step to help our learners be lovers of books and reading.

    Prepared by:

    WENNILYN N. LUAB
    School Reading Coordinator

    Noted by:
    VIRGINIA B. RICARDEL
    Elementary School Principal

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