Leisure bus given by the Municipal Sporting Goods (SMEL) shakes participants.

Physical activity, responsibility, respect and fun characterized the minivôlei festival sponsored by Share Institute in São José dos Pinhais / PR. About 250 children and adolescents were the Sports and Leisure Centre Ney Braga on Saturday, September 20, to play volleyball. The sport is already practiced by the students of the projects Initiation Centers to Volleyball in Paraná and Sport in the institution Action, and the guests from other schools and clubs were also present at the event. Alongside the games, there were other recreational activities, the workshop medals and leisure bus given by the Municipal Sporting Goods (SMEL) of the municipality.

The aim of the festival was to provide the exchange of experiences between students from different entities, and encourage, through the activities, values ​​worked on the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball, such as responsibility and respect. Children and teenagers attending the event were aged between 11 and 13 years and were divided into two gymnasiums according to the categories Mini 3 × 3 and 4 × 4 Mini.

About 250 children are in the Sports and Leisure Centre Ney Braga to play volleyball and have fun with colleagues.

In addition to the design of the Central Core Initiation Centers to Volleyball in Paraná and nuclei Afonso Pena and City Design Garden Sport in Action, participated in the festival students of the City of São José dos Pinhais, Pinhais City Hall, College Lady of Fatima College Marist Paranaense College Bom Jesus, Duque de Caxias Club, Monteiro Lobato State College, State College Rosi Galvão and the Staff Association of the Federal Savings Bank (APCEF).

An event the differential was delivering Nivelecas participants, kind of "buck" that would be exchanged for gifts of the Institute Share at the end of the activities. At enrollment, students received four Nivelecas. To play, should submit two teachers responsible for the courts and, as a result of volleyball matches, they earned more Nivelecas. The winning teams received five, and the other three earned and were responsible for the arbitration of the next game.

Students cook up medals at the event.

Participation in the workshop of medals and leisure bus also worth Nivelecas. Students were capricious and crafted different types of medals using adhesives, colored adhesives, inks and ribbons. Some wrote the name of the entity that were representing other left messages about volleyball, but all were creative and could take them home as a way of remembrance. At leisure bus, the kids could learn choreography of animated music staff SMEL, and play with board games and hula hoops.

For the professor of the College Lady of Fatima, Fatima Luciane, festivals like this develop the autonomy of children and adolescents. "I really liked. The work is very similar to what I develop with my students, "he said. To the students of the Center City Garden, Sport in Action project, Carin Cristina Buch, Hevelyn Beatriz de Oliveira and Milena de Andrade, the festival was really cool and it was a new experience playing volleyball with so many students together. At the end of the festival, participants lined up to exchange Nivelecas for water bottles, hats, bags and T-shirts.

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