BPEd-2 Alliance Vitality

Happiest birthday, Deze Mae O. Soriano, our very own talented classmate! We wish you nothing but the best in life. May God continue to bless you with abundant blessings and guide you as you reach your goals in life. May God bless you!🤍

💌: SPEM-2 Family!✨

Happy Birthday, Rica Mae Vela! May God continue to bless you abundantly with good health, endless joy, and unwavering peace. May every step you take be guided by His light, and may your heart always be filled with love and gratitude. Enjoy your special day!💘

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Dance Class with Professor, Niño L. Horario!

Thank you for sharing your passion and talent with us, Sir Niño. Your enthusiasm and expertise have reminded us of the importance of dance as a form of self-expression and a way to connect with others.

We appreciate the opportunity to learn from you and to express ourselves freely through movement. Your guidance and encouragement always have helped us to see dance not just as a physical activity, but as a means of communication, creativity, and self-discovery.

Thank you always, Professor Niño L. Horario, for inspiring us and for giving us the chance to experience the joy of dance. More dance with you, Sir!🤍💃

LARO NG LAHI (PART 2)

PLAYING CHINESE GARTER

“Laro ng Lahi” translates to "Traditional Filipino Games" or "Indigenous Games" in the Philippines. These are native, recreational games that have been passed down through generations, often played using local materials or just the players themselves.traditional garments, particularly for women.

Let's explore its history and mechanics.

History:

The Chinese garter has a long history, dating back to the Han Dynasty (206 BCE - 220 CE). During this period, it was used to secure the sleeves of traditional Chinese garments, such as the "ruqun" or "banbi" (half-sleeved garments). Over time, the design and materials used for the garter evolved, and it became a common accessory for women to secure their clothing, especially during the Ming (1368-1644 CE) and Qing (1644-1912 CE) dynasties.

Mechanics:

A traditional Chinese garter typically consists of a length of fabric, usually made of silk or cotton, with a decorative tassel or knot at one end. The garter is designed to be wrapped around the leg, just above the knee, and secured with a tie or a knot. The garter is usually made of a soft, flexible material that can be easily adjusted to fit different leg sizes.

The mechanics of the Chinese garter involve a simple yet effective design:

Wrap: The garter is wrapped around the leg, usually just above the knee, with the decorative tassel or knot facing outward.

Tie: The garter is secured with a tie or a knot, which can be adjusted to fit the leg comfortably.

Tuck: The loose end of the garter is tucked into the garment, usually a skirt or pants, to keep it in place.

Played by SPEM-2 Students:

As part of their physical education program, SPEM-2 students had a fun and exciting experience playing the traditional Chinese garter game. This game is a great way to promote teamwork, coordination, and balance, while also learning about the cultural significance of the Chinese garter. The students enjoyed the challenge of trying to keep the garter in place while moving around, and they had a blast competing with each other to see who could play the game the best.

JOY IN HER EYES! Look at her smile! She's having so much fun playing Laro ng Lahi (Chinese Garter) with her classmates! The happiness and excitement on her face says it all!

LARO NG LAHI (PART 1) - Best moments and highlights! Part 2 coming soon! Stay tuned!😉🤍

Happy Birthday, Trisha Joy Ballongay! May God continue to bless you abundantly with good health, endless joy, and unwavering peace. May every step you take be guided by His light, and may your heart always be filled with love and gratitude. Enjoy your special day!💘

💌: BPEd-2 Family!

Happy Birthday our President, Edrian A. Arrobang!

Wishing you all the best in life! May God continue to bless, guide, and protect you. Your leadership inspires us all, and we're grateful for your presence in our class. More blessings to come. God bless you!

Keep shining, Capt. Edrian!✨

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Get ready, everyone! New video will be uploaded soon! Abang-abang!😅

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