Smart Angel Integrated School of Cabuyao,INC. (SAISCI)

A day to remember

To God be the Glory!

Bringing literature to life beyond the classroom — what a successful and inspiring celebration! 📖✨

🏆 Get ready for action, unity, and sportsmanship! 🏆
Smart Angel Integrated School of Cabuyao proudly joins the LAPPRISADA Interschool Sports Competition 2026 at Child Jesus Academy, Sala, Cabuyao, Laguna on February 16–17, 2026!
From Basketball, Volleyball, Chess, to Dama, our learners will showcase their skills, discipline, and teamwork. Let’s cheer for our champions as they represent our school with pride, integrity, and excellence! 💚
💡 Remember: Winning is important, but learning, camaraderie, and character matter even more!

Simple Ways Kids Learn Through Play

Build with blocks to solve problems.
Pretend play boosts creativity.
Sing songs to improve memory.
Dance to build coordination.
Play hide-and-seek to practice patience.
Sort toys by color to stay organized.
Draw pictures to strengthen fine motor skills.
Dress up to explore feelings.
Tell stories to grow imagination.
Do puzzles to sharpen thinking skills.
Play catch to improve hand-eye coordination.
Explore nature to inspire curiosity.
Build forts to learn teamwork.
Play board games to take turns.
Bake together to practice measuring.
Use puppets to build communication skills.
Stack cups to improve focus.
Play with water to explore science.
Race toy cars to learn cause and effect.
Play Simon Says to practice listening.
Build sandcastles to explore textures.
Squish playdough to strengthen hand muscles.

It all begins here.👇

Awareness.
🌹This is the ability for a child to hear, identify, and manipulate the individual sounds (phonemes) in spoken words.

🌹It’s all about listening and speaking, not necessarily reading or writing.

For example, when a learner can:
°Hear that cat has three sounds: /k/ /a/ /t/
°Tell that bat and cat differ by one sound,
°Blend sounds like /s/ /u/ /n/ to say sun,
°Remove a sound from smile to get mile,

That learner is using awareness.

2 Reasons why Phonemic awareness is important.

°It’s the foundation of reading and spelling.
°Before children can connect sounds to letters ( ), they must first recognize and work with sounds in words.

If a learner struggles to read, the real issue often starts before , It starts at the sound level.

How then do you teach phonemic awareness effectively without using letters at all and why does that matter so much?

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I’m Teacher Ana a Phonics expert and passionate about effective literacy instruction.

To all smart angels..

“Nina the Nice Nun”
By:Smart Angel

(A Letter Nn Story)

Nina is a nun.
She has a beautiful nose and loves to wear a colorful necklace.

One morning, she decides to cook noodles with an egg.
It smells so nice!

After breakfast, she visits the nest of her Nanny’s friend.
Inside the nest, she sees nine eggs!

She gently takes one egg and places it in a soft net to keep it safe.
Nina smiles and thanks the birds before going home.

"Walter and the Wonderful Wiggly Worm"

By: Smart Angel

Walter wears a watch on his wrist and keeps a wallet in his pocket.

One windy morning, Walter walked to the window.
He watched a worm wiggling its way out of a juicy watermelon beside the old well.

“What a wonderful worm!” Walter whispered.

He wanted a closer look.
So, he wore his warm wool vest and went out the wooden door.

Outside, the wind whooshed past the windmill.
Walter pulled his red wagon to gather things he found interesting.

He gently placed the worm and the watermelon in the wagon.
Then he wheeled it to the small store beside the windmill.

“We’ll watch it grow into a beautiful worm house,” said Walter with a wide smile.

A Story of letter Vv
By:Smart Angel

Vina the Vulture's Violin Visit

Vina the vulture was very excited.
She wore her violet veil and velvet vest.

"Today, I’ll play my violin at Venice Hall!" she cheered.

Her violin was resting beside a vase full of velvet violets.
She picked it up carefully and placed it in her velvet case.

Vina called a van to take her to the venue.

The van vroomed down the valley road.
It passed by a volcano—tall and quiet.

Then, they saw a vast yard filled with vegetables:
Vineyards of vines, rows of veggies like valiant vines climbing high!

Vina smiled, "Vegetables make us very strong!"

At last, they arrived at Venice Hall.
Vina walked on stage, held her violin, and played a very lovely tune.

Everyone clapped with joy!

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Moral of the Story:

Value your talents and be proud to share them. Preparation and practice lead to victory!

“Dodie the Dreamer”
By: Dr. Analyn M. Milar

(A Letter Dd Story)

Dodie is a dog who loves to dream.
He wants to be a doctor.
He also dreams of becoming a dentist someday!

Dodie has a pet duck and another pet dog.
He loves to play the drum every day.

One day, his friend Danny the Donkey visits him.
Danny brings a dustpan and a duster made of feathers.

They laugh, clean, and play.
Then Dodie waves goodbye as Danny walks out the door.

“See you soon!” Dodie says with a big smile.