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Friday, December 13, 2019

Parents, Teachers, Learners collaborate in making Indigenized Christmas Lanterns by Elisa M. Ochinang & Maristela E. de Peralta


Parents, Teachers, Learners collaborate in making Indigenized Christmas Lanterns
by Elisa M. Ochinang & Maristela E. de Peralta




        December is Christmas season. It is a tradition to celebrate Christmas gatherings or year-end parties in every organizations. Part of this gathering is Christmas Parol or Lantern Making Contest. This competition gathers the full collaboration of every one in coming up with unique and beautiful lanterns.
        In DES, teachers, learners and parents worked together in making their grade level Christmas lanterns. These lanterns symbolizes the most iconic symbol of Christmas spirit. This star-shaped lanterns are displayed hanging in the school social hall and will select the top 3 best ‘parol’. These lanterns are made out of recycled, indigenized, and localized materials. It is also an expression of shared faith and hope. It also symbolizes the triumph and goodwill of every parent, learner and teacher.
Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. It is a much-awaited holiday not just for learners and kids at heart – it is indeed a celebration of the wonders of life for everyone. It is the season to rejoice and take pride of all the blessings you have been provided for the whole year. Christmas allows you to look forward for another glorious year.

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