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Kindergarten Storytellers Club Launch

The document summarizes the launching of the Kindergarten Storytellers (KIs) Club at Molosbolos Elementary School in Libon, Albay. The event was attended by local officials, parents, teachers, and NGOs. It began with an opening prayer and singing of the national anthem. Richard Guanzon, a kindergarten teacher, oriented attendees on the objectives, mechanics, and guidelines of the project. Guanzon then launched the program by telling a story to the kindergarten pupils, who were very engaged. The event concluded with the releasing of balloons and signing of a pledge to support promoting children's love of listening and reading.
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Kindergarten Storytellers Club Launch

The document summarizes the launching of the Kindergarten Storytellers (KIs) Club at Molosbolos Elementary School in Libon, Albay. The event was attended by local officials, parents, teachers, and NGOs. It began with an opening prayer and singing of the national anthem. Richard Guanzon, a kindergarten teacher, oriented attendees on the objectives, mechanics, and guidelines of the project. Guanzon then launched the program by telling a story to the kindergarten pupils, who were very engaged. The event concluded with the releasing of balloons and signing of a pledge to support promoting children's love of listening and reading.
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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Schools Division Office of Albay
Region V (Bicol)
Libon West District
Molosbolos Elementary School
Libon, Albay

Launching/Orientation of the KINDERGARTEN Storytellers (KIs) Club

“Storytelling is the greatest technology that human have created”-Jon Westernberg


In connection with the celebration of the National Book Month, one of the highlights of the
approved Division-initiated project was the launching of Kindergarten Storytellers (KiS) Club. Its
primary aim is to provide children with opportunities to be read to or told stories to. The Molosbolos
Elementary School launched the said project last November 28, 2018. It was participated by the
different stakeholders like the Brgy. Officials of Molosbolos, Libon, Albay headed by Asuncion S.
Concepcion, GPTA president, Lolita P. Ibeas, parents, teachers and other NGO’s.
It was started at exactly 8:00 a.m. with a prayer led by Princess Jana M. Obedece a Grade
VI pupil and followed by the singing of Philippine National Anthem by Jennifer M. Saysay a Grade I
adviser. Mrs. Jaimer T. Sergio was given a task to present the participants of the said activity and
in behalf of the GPTA President Mrs. Gigi S. Sasota gave her welcome remarks. It was followed by
the inspirational talk of the Brgy. Kagawad Florenia S. Payson, Committee on Education.
The orientation of the project was given by yours truly, Richard L. Guanzon, kindergarten
teacher. All the participants were properly oriented by the objectives, mechanics and guidelines of
the said project. It was followed right after by ceremonial launching. The 1 st storyteller was Richard
L. Guanzon. The story chosen was a 2001 grand prize winner with a title “Bakit Matagal ang Sundo
Ko?” The kinder pupils were very active as the storyteller started the session. The story was also
related to their day to day experience that’s why they were very attentive during storytelling
session.
Another part of the program is the releasing of balloons which participated by the teachers
of Molosbolos Elementary School and all the invited guests. They also signed their names in the
pledge of commitment which promises to support schools’ initiative in promoting children love for
listening and reading eventually. They also commit themselves in sharing their time and effort to be
storytellers not just for one day but for a lifetime.
Prepared by:
Richard L. Guanzon
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Schools Division Office of Albay
Region V (Bicol)
Libon West District
Molosbolos Elementary School
Libon, Albay

NARR
ATIVE RICHARD L. GUANZON
Teacher I

REPO
ANDY P. SESGUNDO

RT School head

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The KiS Club's design encourages participation beyond one-time events through the pledge of commitment, which participants sign to indicate support for ongoing storytelling activities. The ceremonial aspects and community involvement further promote continuous engagement, encouraging stakeholders to invest long-term time and effort into nurturing children's interest in reading through regular storytelling sessions .

The storytelling initiative aims for long-term benefits by encouraging participants to commit to storytelling not just for a single event but for a lifetime. By instilling a love for listening and reading, the program seeks to create a sustained interest in literacy. The pledge of commitment signed by participants reinforces this by promising continual support and involvement in storytelling activities .

The storytelling session is related to the day-to-day experiences of kinder pupils because it uses narratives and themes that they can recognize from their own lives. In the launching event, the chosen story was a grand prize winner titled “Bakit Matagal ang Sundo Ko?”, which resonated with the children's everyday experiences, making them more attentive and active participants during the session .

Different stakeholders, including Brgy. Officials, the GPTA president, parents, teachers, and NGOs, play key roles in the KiS Club initiative by attending the launching event, expressing commitment to support the school's initiative, and pledging to contribute time and effort as storytellers. This collective involvement underlines the community's support for the educational development of children, demonstrating a shared goal of fostering a love for reading and storytelling in young learners .

Symbolic actions included in the KiS Club launch were the ceremonial releasing of balloons and signing the pledge of commitment. These actions symbolized the participants' dedication to supporting the school’s initiative in promoting children's love for reading and storytelling over the long term .

The leadership's strong support is evidenced by the active role taken by school representatives such as Richard L. Guanzon, who organized the project's orientation, and Andy P. Sesgundo, the school head, endorsing the initiative. Their involvement in planning, launching, and highlighting the initiative’s importance during the event signifies a direct endorsement and support from the school's leadership .

The community was involved in the launch of the KiS Club through active participation of various stakeholders such as local officials, parents, teachers, and NGOs. They attended the event, engaged in discussions about the project's goals and mechanics, and demonstrated commitment by participating in symbolic activities like the pledge of commitment and balloon release, all of which highlight a community-driven effort to encourage educational growth .

The KiS Club initiative aligns with the celebration of National Book Month by promoting reading and storytelling, which are core aspects of the event. By launching the club during this month, the project emphasizes the importance of literature and aims to enhance children’s educational experiences in line with the national celebration .

The primary objective of the Kindergarten Storytellers (KiS) Club is to provide children with opportunities to be read to or told stories, thus promoting their love for listening and reading. This initiative is aimed at enhancing the education experience by actively engaging the children through storytelling, which correlates with their day-to-day experiences .

The story 'Bakit Matagal ang Sundo Ko?' was chosen for the first storytelling session because it is a recognized grand prize winner and is likely relatable to the children's everyday experiences. Such stories are chosen to ensure the engagement and attentiveness of the children, helping them connect with the content on a personal level .

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