Celebrating our victory through the various activities we participated in is a way of appreciating and embracing the effort and hard work that brought us closer together. It gave us a stronger sense of unity as fellow Math Educators. The bond we created, the memories we hold, and the happiness we felt have helped shape us, especially in embracing the diversity among us.
What I particularly like about this program is that, despite our differences and unique personalities, we have maintained strong connections and stayed united as one.
A simple gathering with our supportive Math teachers and fellow students was enough for us to celebrate and appreciate our accomplishments in events like the acquaintance party, intramurals, festival, and Educators' Week.
We also contributed food to ensure everyone could enjoy the feast. Our spread included pancit, hotdogs, fish, lechon manok, watermelon, and soft drinks.
I also loved the venue because it was windy, and you could feel the refreshing sea breeze. It was easily accessible and offered a wonderful view of the sky-blue sea.
The fine white sand was smooth and pleasant to walk on, not rough at all.
While taking pictures by the sea, I encountered an adorable, friendly, and approachable dog that I absolutely loved.
After a while, we had game activities that involved three teams. The first game we played was "The Boat is Sinking," but with a mathematical twist. It involved solving square roots and fractions to form groups, making the game more challenging.
At first, it felt like we were in a math discussion rather than playing a game it almost felt stressful instead of fun! Hahaha. But in the end, we enjoyed it and had a great time. The game also tested our knowledge, which was fitting since our course is related to mathematics.
After all the games and the recognition of the winners, our team was declared the champion! We received a reward and a certificate for our efforts.
The rest of the day was spent enjoying each other's company. It was truly a wonderful and unforgettable moment for all of us.