IDENTIFYING
INFORMATION
ACTIVITY:
Description: The purpose of the training is for dissemination to facilitate the conduct of
School-based slumber party and to adopt the enhanced curriculum of
Kindergarten.
a. To equip the kindergarten teachers with the knowledge, skills, values and
attitudes in story writing and telling, teaching Mother Goose Rhymes and to
prepare themselves for the conduct of a slumber party which will showcase
the skills of kindergarten learners.
Preliminaries
Arrival of participants
Registration of Participants and opening program
Program orientation and leveling of expectations of the different districts who
participated.
RESULTS:
The following were the outputs based on the objectives of this training:
1. Group activities were facilitated.
2. Series of outputs were made by class.
3. Slumber party held at night.
Participants’ Participants actively participated in every session/activity and they complied all
Feedback the required outputs in due time. They demonstrated remarkable responses
by following religiously the steps and instructions given by the facilitators, thus,
the objectives of all the meeting were attained. The conduct of slumber party
was very extravagant and new to kindergarten curriculum. This will somehow
prepare the kindergarten learners in involving themselves to any co-curricular
activities.
2. Methodology
Plenary discussions were utilized in order to achieve the training’s objectives. Participants
were assigned by group/class as agreed and they were given enough time in accomplishing
their tasks. Insights by each participants were delivered every after the conduct of topic per
session.
4. Resource Person
The said training were initiated by the Kindergarten Division Coordinator/EPS, Rustum
D. Geonzon
5. Audience Participation
The participants actively participated during the training sessions.
6. Logistical Arrangements
No registration fee was collected from the teachers. Snacks and other incidental expenses
were taken from the MOOE.
Prepared by :
CORAZON C. ZAMORA
Teacher III
Noted by: