Feeling Poster: young people gather to post messages about their feelings during the festival.
Students category Mini 4 × 4 Taquara Nucleus colleagues received the Queen's Mill Center for interacting Festival on 20 May. About 60 people were present, including the directors of Ciep Composer Donga which hosts the volleyball classes of Taquara Nucleus, Rosangela Rocha and Cristiane Santiago Bridges. The event, common among the ten Nuclei Rio / RJ, aims to bring together children and teenagers for many games and fun. During the festival was also held an activity on values in sport and the teachers have provided a poster - "Feeling Poster" - for students to write down what they were meaningless. According to Professor of Taquara Nucleus, Fernanda May, they loved it and the role was small for so many feelings. "It was a peaceful festival, students did very well and made friends," he added.
Students pay attention to the teacher guidelines Ana Carla Speck, the Engenho da Rainha Center.
Prior to the execution of the National Anthem, was allocated a few minutes to speak to Rosangela Rocha and teachers Ana Carla Speck, the Engenho da Rainha Center, and Fernanda May, who opened the event. Before the game, students participated in the balloon dynamics, effective joke that lifts the spirits of the teams, can improve results and performance, emphasizing the importance of team work. In the proposal, divided into groups, everyone should keep the balloons in the air without dropping them on the floor. Gradually, the teachers withdrew some people in the group, but the number of balloons was the same. With fewer participants and with the same number of balloons, students could no longer keep them in the air. The aim of the dynamic was to show that a person can not sustain several suspended balloons, but a team with motivated and committed members, can.
Interacting Festival promotes many games and fun.
The court was filled with students with the start of volleyball matches and the games only stopped to snack time, time idealized by young people themselves, who led various dishes. Then the students turned to the courts for games with mixed teams, formed by two cores. "It was very good! First time I attended and loved it! Organized and a lot of fun as well, "said the lively student Antonia Gonçalves, 13, of Taquara Nucleus category Mini 4 × 4. The Sharen student Alexandra, 13, of the same core and category, agrees with the colleague and say "I really enjoyed interacting with the core Engenho da Rainha! I want to go there too. " The festival ended with the delivery of medals, thanks and distribution of souvenirs to participants, made by the directors of the schools.
Partners Nuclei Rio / RJ: City of Rio de Janeiro and Unilever City Hall.
Photos: IC Disclosure.
