Lively banter win students and their families.
Saturday, June 7, the day was a lot of fun in the Central Core. Flags in the colors of Brazil decorated the place of design classes Initiation Centers to Volleyball in Paraná, stalls with typical banter of June Festival rejoiced who attended the event and the goodies left it even tastier. The gym of the State Secretariat of Sports and Tourism was full of students and their families with rustic clothes and prepared to spend the afternoon with the core teachers, more excited than ever. The June Festival also featured bingo and the famous dance of the gang.
Were available for the kids and guests play as fishing, bed-elastic, cans set, rings, Foosball, giant board games, chain and set the Maria - similar to the clown's mouth joke - as well as a backdrop located just entrance so people could take pictures with hillbillies clothes. The boys really liked the chain - supervised by teenagers Super Volleyball -, and ran back and forth from the gym behind colleagues. The fun was guaranteed. The goodies gave mouth water. I had standing girl, sweet popcorn, rice pudding, peanut candy, breath, peanut candy and pumpkin. Of course not missed pinion (typical winter food in the south of the country) and hot dogs, in addition to soft drinks.
June Festival of Central Core entertains participants.
Professor Tatiana Ribas praised the participation of parents in the hot dog preparation, the food stalls, drink and cash. "They were wonderful, extremely careful and dedicated," said Tatiana. Aderbaldo Reccieli, father of student Alyssa Reccieli, 11, the Mini 3 × 3 category, collaborated with the party. "Anytime I'm available, I am retired and I can help. The party was very well done, "he said. Gilda Bacili, mother of Dayane Prado teacher, was also generous and said it was great to work at the event, a unique opportunity, I was very happy to be here today. Want to go back next year, "he said. Tatiana also stressed the involvement of design professionals with the party, "all our work team was extremely committed to every action that took place on, really concerned that everything would work in the best way."
Both to participate in activities and to taste the typical food, it had to get NIVlecas - a valley style. Students were able to take NIVlecas sweets, soft drinks and gifts. Those who attended the event and were characterized also gained. In addition, it was possible to acquire the NIVlecas by symbolic values during the party and arrecado money will go to the year-end tour of the adolescent Super Volleyball. This is the last year that they will attend the volleyball classes due to the age limit allowed to participate in the project (15-16 years).
Also during the event, passionate and playful could send letters by Smart Mail. Rúbia Souza, 15, the Super Volleyball and former student Rafaela Martins, 14, were responsible for this activity. According to the girls, the movement was great and they were able to deliver several messages. "At first we was going after people, but then began to look for us," said Rafaela. When asked about the amount of letters relating to love and play, both agreed with a laugh, "I had lots of fun." Students Super Volleyball were essential in the event and helped in various activities. Teachers organized a scale so that they also take advantage of the party.
Beverly Hillbillies contest is one of the June Festival attractions.
Teachers Alexandro Martins and Roger Marchese commanded the party scene and managed to shake students and their families. They exchanged nivlecas who could perform some funny challenges like finding a stuck half a song and dance on stage, in front of everyone. These challenges did not deter the participants who managed to complete the tasks very well. Bingo was another activity that has captured the attention of the June Festival participants and to children and adolescents helped fill out the cards. Several awards were presented, including a volleyball.
Also had a contest to elect the Beverly Hillbillies. In all, nine families registered, who gave a show apart. Teachers also formed a family and made a spirited performance to those present. The vote was made by a judges banking formed by an adult, a student, a former student and a teacher and the winning family won a kit with little bag and bottle of water from the Institute Share, vuvuzela (or horn) to cheer for Brazil the World Cup and candies in green and yellow colors. "I really enjoyed the event very organized, of course had a lot of dedication of you teachers, but it was 10," said Gabriel Tsuda, 13, from category Volleyball.
The June Festival ended with the dance of the gang. A former student Victoria Gomes, 14, was present and helped take care of one of the stalls of games as well as other alumni. "This is my life," said Victoria. Rosiane Funaki, mother of student Funaki Leonardo de Souza, 10, found the well-diversified June Festival and stressed the teaching of values during volleyball classes. "The teaching of teachers is great!" He said. Already Katia Regina da Costa, mother of student Ana Gabriela, 13, also liked the event: "very good! Mainly because close family, "he said.
A former student Renata Martins, invited who assisted in organizing the June Festival, said the project is part of her life: "Unfortunately I am a former student, but I can happily continue to participate, continue in this place that brings me good memories and me opened so many doors. You have always helped me (and still help me) so much and now I feel honored to be able to help, "said satisfied. Renata said, "please count me in when needed!". The student Lucas White, age 8, the Mini 2 × 2 category, said convinced: "I liked it because it was the best day of my life."
Project partners Nuclei Initiation Volleyball in the Paraná: State Government of Paraná and Unilever. Via Federal Law Sports Incentive: Unilever and Sports Ministry.
Photos: IC Disclosure.
